First Data Center in Idaho Proposed on Public Lands. It Would Be Four Times Larger than Meta's Kuna Facility
The project would add a natural-gas power plant and transmission lines as BLM reviews water use, cooling plans and cultural impacts.
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First data center in Idaho proposed on public lands. It would be four times larger than Meta's Kuna facility
A Nevada energy company is proposing a massive data center on Idaho public lands near Boise. The public can formally weigh in on the proposal later this year.
4 million square foot data center proposed on public land near Boise
A proposed four million square foot data center and natural gas power plant could be built on public land just southeast of Boise, earning push back from a prominent environmental advocacy group.
Data center 5 times bigger than Meta’s is planned for public land near Boise
BOISE – A Nevada company is eyeing more than 3,700 acres of public land in southern Ada County to build a 4-million-square-foot data center complex – as well as a new power plant to help electrify it.Rhea Data, a subsidiary of Las Vegas-headquartered Arevia Power, has submitted an application to build a “multi-building data center” near Blacks Creek Reservoir on Kuna-Mora Road, a short drive east of where Meta opened its newest data center this …
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