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Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Sentinel Data Centers data center developments across 2 states, including IN, ME.

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Maine Senate Passes Landmark Moratorium on High-Power Data Centers
News ClipScioto Post·Augusta, Kennebec County, ME

Maine Senate Passes Landmark Moratorium on High-Power Data Centers

The Maine Senate has passed LD 307, a bill imposing a moratorium on data centers requiring 20 megawatts or more of power, citing concerns over grid strain. This legislation now moves to Governor Janet Mills for a final decision, potentially freezing several large projects until November 2027. The move is seen as a potential national precedent amidst growing concerns over data center energy demands.

4/17/2026
Developers answer questions about potential Lowell-area data center
News ClipChicago Tribune·Lowell, Lake County, IN

Developers answer questions about potential Lowell-area data center

Sentinel Data Centers held a town hall in Northwest Indiana to address community concerns about its proposed Project Shirley data center near Lowell, focusing on water usage, traffic, and noise. The project requires a rezone from agricultural to light industrial, with a public hearing scheduled for May 20 by the Lake County Plan Commission. Community opposition has been voiced against the proposed AI data center.

4/17/2026
Lowell data center town hall requires questions in advance
News ClipChicago Tribune·Lowell, Lake County, IN

Lowell data center town hall requires questions in advance

Northwest Indiana residents are awaiting a town hall meeting about Project Shirley, a proposed data center by Sentinel Data Centers in Eagle Township near Lowell. The Lake County Plan Commission postponed a rezone vote for the project amidst community concerns, with residents expressing strong opposition to the development and the meeting's format. Project Shirley officials plan to apply for special exceptions related to water usage and noise levels, while emphasizing potential economic benefits.

4/15/2026