Submer's Rubix Data Centers Proposes 2GW Data Center at Former Steelworks in Kentucky
Officials are studying whether the project can generate electricity on-site, a move they say could reduce grid strain and support more jobs.
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Commentary: Data centers leave imprint on Kentucky elections
Data centers proponents— both candidates for office and developers — should consider the opinions of community members and invite local residents into the conversation, writes writes Richard Nelson, who leads the conservative political organization Commonwealth Policy Center.
Developer proposes hyperscale data center at former Eastern Kentucky steel mill
An international company wants to build a hyperscale data center — consuming the equivalent of more than 10% of the electricity produced in the state of Kentucky during the summer — at the site of the former site of the…
Eastern Kentucky data center plan sparks split over jobs, water, and on-site power
A proposal to explore building a data center at an industrial park in Eastern Kentucky is raising a major question for people across the region: Can tech growth bring jobs and tax revenue without putting new strain on resources such as water, wastewater systems, and the power grid? In Letcher County, that debate is already taking shape. What's happening? Near Jenkins, Kentucky, the Gateway Business Park is being considered as a possible site for…
Multiple data centers proposed in Boyd, Greenup Counties
ASHLAND, Ky. (WOWK) - Another meeting about a potential data center was held in the Tri-State Tuesday night. Residents in the Russell and Ashland, Kentucky, areas learned about multiple data centers that could be headed their way during a town hall meeting. Owned by the parent company The Submer Group, Rubix Data Centers was formed [...]
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