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While Salem project is uncertain, Verrus advances data center in Michigan
2+ hour, 50+ min ago (94+ words) Salem Reporter Verrus is further along in getting a data center project approved in Michigan and faces similar resistance to its efforts in Salem. The California company seeking to build a 75-acre data center in southeast Salem is also pursuing…...
Verrus surprised, disappointed by Kotek's move to block 32-acre Mill Creek Corporate Center land deal
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (521+ words) Gov. Tina Kotek has blocked the potential sale of 32 acres of state-owned land in Salem’s Mill Creek Corporate Center, which was part of a plan for a proposed data center project, Kotek’s office announced Thursday. Kotek directed the Department of…...
Planning commission recommends council change code to make data centers conditional
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (168+ words) The city’s quasi-judicial planning commission voted Tuesday to send a letter to the Salem City Council recommending it change city code to limit or restrict future data centers. Under current code, certain zones allow for data centers under broad criteria…...
Pro-data center industry group behind ad campaign in Oregon, six other states
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (170+ words) Alex Baumhardt has been a national radio producer focusing on education for American Public Media since 2017. She has reported from the Arctic to the Antarctic for national and international media, and from Minnesota and Oregon for The Washington Post. She…...
Utility watchdogs accuse PGE of skirting new law meant to make data centers pay for rising demand
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (1143+ words) Oregon’s largest electrical utility is proposing to make residential customers pay at least part of the long-term cost of supplying large data centers, despite a new law requiring it to charge the centers’ developers, not other customers. This summer, Oregon…...