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Data centers' energy demand drives grid construction in Central Virginia
News ClipWVTF·Scottsville, Fluvanna County, VA

Data centers' energy demand drives grid construction in Central Virginia

Rapidly increasing electricity demand, primarily driven by Northern Virginia data centers, is spurring major grid expansion projects across Central Virginia. This includes a new 115-mile transmission line and a second natural gas power plant in Fluvanna County, proposed by Tenaska. Local residents and environmentalists are pushing back against these infrastructure developments due to concerns about land conversion, pollution, and health impacts.

4/21/2026
Community members raise concern over data center discussion
News Clip1:431011 News·Lincoln, Lancaster County, NE

Community members raise concern over data center discussion

The Otoe County Planning Commission has voted to recommend a moratorium on data center construction following a community meeting where residents voiced concerns about a potential data center project by Tenaska. Residents in Syracuse and Otoe County expressed worries about environmental and health impacts, prompting the commission's action. The decision now moves to the Otoe County Board of Commissioners for a final vote.

4/17/2026
‘No decision is lightly made’: Fluvanna approves controversial gas plant despite community opposition
News ClipWRIC ABC 8News·Scottsville, Fluvanna County, VA

‘No decision is lightly made’: Fluvanna approves controversial gas plant despite community opposition

Fluvanna County officials approved a controversial gas plant permit for Tenaska, overturning an earlier planning commission rejection, despite significant community opposition citing environmental and health concerns. The $2.2 billion "Expedition Generation Station" aims to serve rising power demand from data centers in Virginia.

3/20/2026
Nebraska lawmaker among those who optioned land for potential data center project
News ClipFlatwater Free Press·Gage County, NE

Nebraska lawmaker among those who optioned land for potential data center project

Nebraska State Senator Myron Dorn optioned 80 acres of his land in Gage County to Tenaska, an energy developer pursuing land for a data center and power plant. This comes as the Nebraska Legislature debates LB1261, a bill that would enable private developers like Tenaska to build power plants for large industrial customers, including data centers. Senator Dorn recently disclosed a potential conflict of interest regarding the land deal and the bill, which is crucial for Tenaska's potential project, possibly for a Google data center.

3/18/2026
Google Proposes Nebraska Data Center Requiring More Power Than All Of Lincoln
News Clipyankton.net·NE

Google Proposes Nebraska Data Center Requiring More Power Than All Of Lincoln

Google is considering building a massive data center in Nebraska that could require over 3 times the power used by the entire city of Lincoln. The project would be powered by a privately-built natural gas plant with carbon capture technology, and is contingent on a new state law that would allow private generators to sell excess power to the grid.

3/15/2026
Google proposes Nebraska data center requiring more power than all of Lincoln
News ClipFlatwater Free Press·NE

Google proposes Nebraska data center requiring more power than all of Lincoln

Google is considering building a massive data center in Nebraska that could require more power than the entire city of Lincoln. The data center would be powered by a privately built natural gas plant with carbon capture technology. The proposal involves Tenaska as the energy developer and Tallgrass Energy for natural gas and carbon transport, though Tallgrass has denied involvement. The project could come online as soon as 2029 but details remain unclear as the proposal has not been publicly disclosed.

3/13/2026