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Nevada data center growth drives approval of temporary gas plants
News ClipLas Vegas Review-Journal·Storey County, NV

Nevada data center growth drives approval of temporary gas plants

The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada has approved temporary natural gas plants to power two data centers developed by Fleet Data Centers, a subsidiary of Tract Capital, in northern Nevada. This decision addresses the increasing pressure on the region's energy infrastructure due to rapid data center growth. The approval faced public opposition citing environmental concerns regarding air quality and water resources.

9/23/2026
Why a Northern Nevada data center wants to build its own temporary natural gas power plant
News ClipThe Nevada Independent·Storey County, NV

Why a Northern Nevada data center wants to build its own temporary natural gas power plant

Fleet Data Centers is seeking permission to build temporary natural gas power plants in Storey County, Nevada, to power its data centers due to NV Energy's lack of immediate capacity. This move, which would involve constructing over 350 MW of power, has raised concerns from environmental watchdogs regarding air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, and potential circumvention of regulatory oversight. The projects are planned for the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center.

4/29/2026
Nvidia-tied debt deal turbocharges bet on construction of a data center bigger than San Francisco
News ClipThe Mercury News·NV

Nvidia-tied debt deal turbocharges bet on construction of a data center bigger than San Francisco

Tract Capital, a data center land developer, secured $3.8 billion in junk bonds, backed by Nvidia, to fund the construction of a data center in Nevada. The company aims to develop vast tracts of land with pre-secured power access for future data centers across the US. This move highlights the intense competition for powered land and energy resources in the booming AI infrastructure market.

3/31/2026