Meta Secretly Behind $1B Ohio Data Center Facing Community Pushback
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A mysterious data center company has drawn the ire of local residents in Ohio. They voice concerns about the impact on their water supply, noise pollution, and rising energy costs — and criticize the secrecy around the 600-acre project. The shadowy developer, a Delaware-registered LLC, appears to be a front for one of the largest tech companies on earth: Meta.
BREAKING: Meta Secretly Behind $1B Ohio Data Center Facing Community Pushback
A mysterious data center company has drawn the ire of local residents in Ohio. They voice concerns about the impact on their water supply, noise pollution, and rising energy costs — and criticize the secrecy around the 600-acre project. The shadowy developer, a Delaware-registered LLC, is actually one of the largest tech companies on earth: Meta. The front company’s paper trail leads to several other data center projects likely linked to the social media giant, including a potential major power generation partnership with Solaris Energy Infrastructure.
HUNTERBROOK (hntrbrk.com)
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A mysterious data center company has drawn the ire of local residents in Ohio. They voice concerns about the impact on their water supply, noise pollution, and rising energy costs — and criticize the secrecy around the 600-acre project. The shadowy developer, a Delaware-registered LLC, appears to be a front for one of the largest tech companies on earth: Meta.
BREAKING: Meta Secretly Behind $1B Ohio Data Center Facing Community Pushback
A mysterious data center company has drawn the ire of local residents in Ohio. They voice concerns about the impact on their water supply, noise pollution, and rising energy costs — and criticize the secrecy around the 600-acre project. The shadowy developer, a Delaware-registered LLC, is actually one of the largest tech companies on earth: Meta. The front company’s paper trail leads to several other data center projects likely linked to the social media giant, including a potential major power generation partnership with Solaris Energy Infrastructure.
HUNTERBROOK (hntrbrk.com)
water supply, noise pollution, and rising energy costs
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water supply, noise pollution, and rising energy costs
I certainly understand why folks don't what that in their backyard. However, that sounds like a really great source of free heat to tap for commercial scale greenhouses in the winter time. I see theres a small deployment of this in Paris.
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