Eagan Data Center Moratorium: City Faces Lawsuit as Minnesota Communities Push Back
The complaint says Eagan exceeded its authority by tying data center limits to electricity use and seeks at least $50,000 in damages.
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Eagan data center moratorium: City faces lawsuit as Minnesota communities push back
A legal battle is taking shape in Eagan after the city’s decision to pause new data center development sparked a lawsuit and raised questions about local authority over electricity regulation.
Data center battle continues as Eagan faces lawsuit
The owner of a data center is suing Eagan over the city’s data center moratorium, reports the Star Tribune. Eagan Capital, which hopes to expand its data center operations, alleges the city’s moratorium amounts to electrical regulation, which is the business of the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission, not local government. In February, Eagan became the first city in the state to issue a temporary stop to data centers, the energy-hungry backbo…
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