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Sioux County Reviews Ordinances for Potential Data Center Development

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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PathOne Data Centers is exploring a potential facility of up to 25 megawatts near Hull, and is also considering a similar project in Estherville. Representatives from PathOne Data Centers discussed this possibility with the Estherville City Council. Meanwhile, supervisors in Sioux County are preparing for the third and final reading of the county’s proposed data center ordinance on October 27th.

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Why it matters

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The potential facility requires industrially zoned property near substations with available power capacity. PathOne Data Centers would be responsible for paying for necessary infrastructure, including new substations or transmission upgrades, which Iowa Lakes Electric Cooperative would supply.

From kiwaradio.com

Who's involved

  • Sioux CountyPreparing the final readings of the county's proposed data center ordinance.
  • city councilDiscussed the possibility of a potential facility with PathOne Data Centers representatives.
  • board of supervisorsThe body overseeing the operation of county governments, finalizing the ordinance.

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