STREAM U.S. Data Centers

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about STREAM U.S. Data Centers data center developments across 1 states, including NY.

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News Clipvideonewsservice.net·Alabama, Genesee County, NY

New York State Passes Moratorium Bill; Genesee County Approves Data Center Project Amid Protests

New York State legislators passed a bill proposing a one-year moratorium on data center permitting, awaiting the Governor's signature. Simultaneously, the Genesee County Economic Development Center approved three resolutions for STREAM U.S. Data Centers' proposed 500-megawatt facility in the Town of Alabama, despite protests. The resolutions covered environmental reviews and power substation work, with an official stating the STAMP site can support the project's energy needs.

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6/5/2026

News Clipvideonewsservice.net·Alabama, Genesee County, NY

Genesee County board approves data center resolutions amid protests and statewide moratorium threat

New York State legislators passed a bill proposing a one-year moratorium on data center permitting, which now awaits the Governor's signature. Simultaneously, the Genesee County Economic Development Center (GCEDC) approved resolutions for STREAM U.S. Data Centers' proposed 500-megawatt project in the Town of Alabama, amid local protests concerning environmental impact and energy usage. The approvals covered payments for environmental and noise studies and power substation work, with a consultant's letter addressing grid capacity and potential positive impacts on electric rates.

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6/5/2026

News ClipThe Batavian·Alabama, Genesee County, NY

Resident, GCEDC president and CEO argue over data center project

A heated discussion unfolded after a Genesee County Economic Development Center meeting, with a local resident challenging the proposed STREAM U.S. Data Centers project in Alabama, New York. Residents expressed opposition, while the GCEDC provided updates on environmental reviews and affirmed sufficient electrical capacity for the 500MW data center.

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6/5/2026