Wright Industrial Group

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Wright Industrial Group data center developments across 1 states, including TN.

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News ClipThe Center Square·Charleston, Bradley County, TN

Family slows proposed Tennessee data center project

The Wright family has requested Cleveland officials delay action on their proposed 850-acre, $11.3 billion Project River data center in Charleston, Tennessee, citing community concerns. This delay will allow them to bring in third-party technical experts to review the project. Meanwhile, a separate data center project by D.C. Blox in Nashville faces an ongoing lawsuit against the local government over permit processing.

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9/18/2026

News ClipTennessee Conservative·Cleveland, Bradley County, TN

Project River Data Center Developers Agree to Cleveland Building Requirements

Developers of the $11.3 billion "Project River" energy campus and data center in Bradley County, Tennessee, have tentatively agreed to new building and maintenance requirements proposed by the City of Cleveland. These requirements, outlined in Planned Unit of Development 77 (PUD 77), aim to address community concerns regarding the project's impact, including environmental worries and property values. The proposed ordinance will introduce strict safeguards and hold current and future owners accountable for compliance.

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9/16/2026

News ClipChattanooga Times Free Press·Cleveland, Bradley County, TN

Project River: $11.3B Bradley County campus aims to revive logging, attract data center$

The Wright family is proposing Project River, an $11.3 billion industrial campus in Bradley County, Tennessee, that aims to attract a data center by building on-site gas and biomass power plants. The project seeks to revive the local logging industry by fueling the biomass plant with pine trees and generate significant tax revenue and jobs. Developers plan to apply for rezoning and annexation into the city of Cleveland, while addressing anticipated community concerns about data center impacts.

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8/26/2026