The Supreme Court of Ohio ruled against Bristolville 25 Developer’s $3.6 billion data centre project in Lordstown. This decision follows the village council’s imposition of a moratorium on data centre developments. Local officials suspended the project’s review fearing its impact on the community. Opponents of the project raised concerns during council meetings, emphasizing the need for further regulations. The Supreme Court of Ohio ruled against Bristolville 25 Developer’s $3.6 billion data centre project in Lordstown. This decision follows the village council’s imposition of a moratorium on data centre developments. Local officials suspended the project’s review fearing its impact on the community. Opponents of the project raised concerns during council meetings, emphasizing the need for further regulations.
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- Ohio Supreme Court lets village keep $3.6 billion data center on hold
Ohio Supreme Court lets village keep $3.6 billion data center on hold
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