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Data center developer offers millions to win Pennsylvania township support

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 13:01 · Archive

A data center developer is offering $50 million and $10,000 payments to households to secure support for a planned campus in rural Pennsylvania.

A data center developer is attempting to secure support for a proposed campus in Hazle Township, a rural community in Pennsylvania's Pocono mountains, through financial incentives. The developer has pledged $50 million toward township-designated causes should the data center campus reach its goal of generating two gigawatts of computing capacity.

The company is also offering $10,000 payments to approximately 4,500 local households to encourage residents to back the project. The township is considering hiring an outside negotiator to handle discussions around the offer. One of the largest data centers being built in Pennsylvania, the project is being planned by the Indiana County Department of Planning on the county website for a former coal town.

Data center developer offers millions to win Pennsylvania township support
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In this story: Hazle Township · Pennsylvania · Pocono mountains · Indiana County

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