Ohio Supreme Court Halts $3.6 Billion Data Center in Lordstown
- The Ohio Supreme Court ruled against a $3.6 billion data center project in Lordstown.
- The decision follows a moratorium imposed by the village council on data center developments.
- Local officials suspended the project's review due to concerns about its impact on the community.
- Opponents of the project raised concerns during council meetings, emphasizing the need for further evaluation.
- The project was proposed by Bristolville 25 Developer.
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The Times of India·
Ohio Supreme Court lets village keep $3.6 billion data center on hold
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