Data Center Signal is tracking 9 clips about Turin Management data center developments across 1 states, including NY.
The Village of Ilion has delayed a vote on a data center moratorium. Residents support the moratorium but want the measure reworked to address environmental and utility concerns. Turin Management, the site owner, states no data center is confirmed but is being explored alongside manufacturing options.
The Village of Ilion Board of Trustees delayed a decision on a proposed moratorium targeting high-energy developments, including potential data centers, after a public hearing revealed significant resident concerns. The moratorium aims to temporarily halt approvals for projects requiring 2 megawatts or more of electricity while the village studies their impact on infrastructure and finances. Turin Management, owner of the former Remington Arms property, is exploring a data center as a redevelopment option, though no operator is currently involved.
Turin Management, owner of the former Remington Arms property in Ilion, NY, is exploring a data center as a strong development option. The Village of Ilion is considering a temporary moratorium on large-load electrical developments, which would include data centers, and will hold a public hearing on September 28. Turin Management argues against the moratorium, citing its negative impact on economic investment and manufacturing.
Officials in Ilion, New York, are considering a temporary moratorium on developments requiring 2 megawatts or more of electricity, including data centers, to study their potential impacts. The proposal comes as Turin Management, owner of the former Remington Arms property, explores data center development for the site and opposes the moratorium, arguing it would hinder redevelopment efforts. A public hearing is scheduled for the proposed Local Law No. 3 of 2026.
Residents in Ilion, NY, protested a rumored 250,000-square-foot AI data center planned for the former Remington Arms facility, raising concerns about increased electricity and water use, and noise pollution. The property owner, Turin Management, is considering options but has not announced specific plans. This comes as Gov. Kathy Hochul recently signed an executive order enacting a one-year moratorium on new hyperscale data centers in the state.
Approximately 100 residents in Ilion, New York, protested the potential redevelopment of the former Remington Arms factory into an artificial intelligence data center. The protest follows the site's purchase by Turin Management and a proposal submitted to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation outlining a data center among other industrial possibilities. Protest organizers and the newly elected mayor are working to educate the community and pursue a moratorium on data center development, citing concerns over noise, power consumption, and lack of information.
Upstate New York is experiencing a surge in data center proposals, raising concerns about electricity consumption, grid strain, and limited job creation. Governor Hochul has initiated a statewide review of potential regulations by the Public Service Commission, while local officials struggle with approval processes. The developments face increasing opposition due to noise, environmental impacts, and substantial tax breaks.
Residents of Ilion and Mohawk expressed continued opposition to a proposed AI data center at the former Remington Arms property, now owned by Turin Management. Village officials confirmed there are no new updates on the data center project, though a public hearing is set for environmental cleanup funding at the site.
A portion of the former Remington Arms facility in Ilion, NY, is proposed for redevelopment into a 250,000-square-foot data center. Developer Turin Hoefler Avenue LLC is seeking to enroll the site in the state's Brownfield Cleanup Program to address environmental contamination and facilitate the project. Local officials see this as a key opportunity for economic revitalization, aiming to create jobs and utilize the region's clean energy resources.