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PPL transmission line proposal adds new layer to Gregg Township data center fight
News ClipNorthcentralPA.com·Gregg Township, Union County, PA

PPL transmission line proposal adds new layer to Gregg Township data center fight

Residents in Gregg Township, Pennsylvania, are opposing a proposed data center by PNK Group, which is now complicated by PPL's plan to construct nine miles of 230,000-volt transmission lines across Lycoming and Union counties. Locals believe the new lines are intended to power the data center and are concerned about environmental impacts, the project's extended footprint, and potential public subsidization of infrastructure for a private development. The transmission line construction is pending approval from the Pa. Public Utility Commission and is slated for 2027-2029.

5/23/2026
Residents question PPL transmission project over data center concerns
News Clip2:25WNEP·PA

Residents question PPL transmission project over data center concerns

Residents in Scott Township, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, are raising concerns about PPL's proposed Archibald Mountain project, which includes a new power substation and 8 miles of transmission lines. They connect this project directly to the six proposed data center campuses in Archibald and fear its impact. PPL maintains the lines are necessary for grid reliability and to connect new customers, with data centers directly funding their required infrastructure.

4/22/2026
Residents question PPL's power line plans amid data center concerns
News Clip2:27WNEP·PA

Residents question PPL's power line plans amid data center concerns

PPL is proposing a new substation and 8 miles of power lines in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, to support the existing grid and new customers, including six proposed data center campuses in Archibald. Local residents are actively opposing these plans, linking the utility infrastructure directly to the unwanted data center development. They view this as an ongoing battle against the projects.

4/22/2026
‘We don’t want it’: Lower Mount Bethel residents raise concerns about data center proposal at town hall
News ClipThe Morning Call·Lower Mount Bethel, Northampton County, PA

‘We don’t want it’: Lower Mount Bethel residents raise concerns about data center proposal at town hall

Residents of Lower Mount Bethel Township expressed strong opposition to a proposed 1.2 gigawatt, $5.5 billion data center at a town hall meeting. Despite developers' promises of economic benefits, residents raised significant concerns regarding energy consumption, environmental impact, water usage, noise pollution, and potential zoning changes. Developers plan to submit proposals for amendments to the industrial zone to permit data centers.

4/10/2026