#data centers

A Decade Ago, Former Governor John Kasich's Administration Enacted Policies Including Significant Tax Exemptions for Tech Giants and Reforms to Economic Development, Which Critics Say Weakened the State.

A New Poll Reveals a Majority of U.s. Adults, Including Those in Ohio, Are Increasingly Worried About the Environmental and Local Impacts of the Growing Number of Data Centers, Prompting Calls for Limits and Clean Energy.

The 18-Month Pause Will Allow City Officials to Develop New Standards for Large-Scale Projects and Address Outdated Zoning Codes, While Other Measures Focused on Housing and Municipal Contracts.

Eighteen Communities, Including Defiance, Piqua, and Upper Sandusky, Will Consider Local Restrictions, Bans, and Zoning Changes Related to Large-Scale Data Center Development This Election Day.

The Democratic Nominee for Ohio Treasurer Criticizes Current Statewide Leaders for Incentivizing Multinational Data Centers and Questions His Opponent's Ethical Record Regarding Energy Policy.

Rising Electricity Rates for Residents and Businesses Are Linked to Ambitious Projections for New Data Centers, Even as the Accuracy of These Forecasts Faces Scrutiny.