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FracTracker researchers tracked 12 data center proposals across six Southwestern Pennsylvania counties. Most sit on former industrial sites, two-thirds are in environmental justice areas, and nine plan their own fracked-gas power.
Governor Abbott told TCEQ on September 21 to halt data center permits. TCEQ’s own records show it kept mailing public notices, advancing and expediting gas plant applications, issuing air certifications and approving construction stormwater coverage.
FracTracker’s updated Open U.S. Data Centers Tracker documents the rapid expansion of data centers nationwide, with new data on project status, scale, and impacts on energy systems and communities.
FracTracker’s new tool reveals emissions, violations, and pollution impacts from Shell’s Monaca petrochemical facility ahead of public hearings.
Howell Township residents organized a community panel with over 200 attendees to discuss the energy and infrastructure impacts of a proposed data center. After the meeting, the proposal was withdrawn and the township enacted a six-month moratorium.
FracTracker Alliance has launched two new public data portals that make information on oil, gas, and petrochemical development free and accessible to the public.
As AI data centers multiply across the United States, communities face rising energy demands, pollution, and regulatory gaps. FracTracker’s new National Data Centers Tracker maps existing, proposed, and permitted facilities nationwide.
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