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News ClipFOX Carolina News·Spartanburg County, SC

Spartanburg residents protest Valara Holdings data center on national day of action

Residents in Spartanburg, SC, protested a Valara Holdings data center project over concerns about air pollution from proposed natural gas turbines and its location in a densely populated area. The protest was part of a "National Day of Action" against data centers, while the Spartanburg County Council is scheduled to vote on a proposed one-year moratorium on new data center applications.

7/18/2026
Protest against data centers planned for Saturday in Spartanburg County
News Clip2:14FOX Carolina News·Spartanburg County, SC

Protest against data centers planned for Saturday in Spartanburg County

Residents in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, are planning a protest against data centers, specifically targeting a Valara Holdings project. This protest coincides with a National Day of Action Against Data Centers. The Spartanburg County Council is also scheduled to hold a public hearing and a second vote on a proposed one-year data center moratorium.

7/18/2026
Spartanburg County residents sue over $3B data center project's minor development classification
News Clip3:27FOX Carolina News·Spartanburg County, SC

Spartanburg County residents sue over $3B data center project's minor development classification

Residents in Spartanburg County, SC, have filed a lawsuit against Valara Holdings and the county over a nearly $3 billion data center project. They argue the project was wrongly classified as a minor development, bypassing necessary public review, and raise significant concerns about water quality and air emissions. A hearing for the lawsuit is scheduled for July 30th.

7/9/2026
Data center developer, local SC government skirted public input, residents suit says
News ClipThe State·Spartanburg County, SC

Data center developer, local SC government skirted public input, residents suit says

Spartanburg County residents have filed a lawsuit against data center developer Valara Holdings and the county government, alleging they sidestepped transparency and public input requirements by applying for minor rather than major land development permits. The group also asked state utility regulators to review the developer's plan to power the facility with 450 megawatts of on-site natural gas generation. Residents express concerns about potential impacts on public input, power bills, and environmental pollution.

7/8/2026
Motion Filed to Recuse South Carolina Public Service Commissioner in Data Center Case
News ClipFITSNews·Spartanburg County, SC

Motion Filed to Recuse South Carolina Public Service Commissioner in Data Center Case

Opponents of a proposed data center in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, have filed a motion with the SC Public Service Commission to remove Commissioner H. David Britt from the case. They allege Britt is biased due to his public advocacy for the project and disparaging comments about opponents, making it impossible for him to impartially review the controversial data center and associated natural gas power plant. The SCPSC must now decide on Britt's recusal before addressing the project's compliance with state utility siting and environmental protection laws.

7/1/2026
Energy and water use, projected jobs and revenue: Spartanburg's NorthMark data center by the numbers
News ClipPost and Courier·Spartanburg County, SC

Energy and water use, projected jobs and revenue: Spartanburg's NorthMark data center by the numbers$

The NorthMark data center in Spartanburg, SC, is under construction and facing scrutiny over its proposed expansion of natural gas power generation and significant water usage. Local residents and the Southern Environmental Law Center have raised concerns about air and noise pollution, with a public hearing scheduled for the power increase permit. The company, through Valara Holdings, is touting economic benefits like jobs and tax revenue.

5/20/2026