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Boulder City officials and residents oppose data center project on federal land
News ClipThe Ely Times·Boulder City, Clark County, NV

Boulder City officials and residents oppose data center project on federal land

Boulder City officials and residents are challenging a data center project on federal land near the city. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management approved the project, developed by Skylar Capital Management, despite local concerns over its high energy and water use, environmental impact, and the city's exclusion from the decision-making process. Boulder City is appealing the BLM's approval to the Interior Board of Land Appeals.

7/23/2026
Nevada town battles Trump admin over data center
News ClipE&E News by POLITICO·Boulder City, Clark County, NV

Nevada town battles Trump admin over data center

Boulder City, Nevada, is challenging the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) swift approval of a data center project on federal land within city limits. Local officials and environmental groups argue the decision was made without public input and could set a concerning precedent for future federal land use. The city council has voted to appeal the decision, with citizens and environmental groups also filing challenges.

7/21/2026
Boulder City officials challenge federal land approval for data center project
News ClipThe Nevada Independent·Boulder City, Clark County, NV

Boulder City officials challenge federal land approval for data center project

Boulder City officials are challenging the U.S. Bureau of Land Management's approval of federal land for a large data center project by Skylar Energy Resources and Skylar Capital Management. The project, initially proposed for city-owned land, moved to federal land after its withdrawal from a city application, sparking significant local opposition and concerns over its massive energy and water demands. The city is appealing the BLM's decision to the Interior Board of Land Appeals.

7/16/2026