Pins matching posted:2026-10-17

At the August 10, 2026 village meeting, New Lenox’s mayor denied reports that a data center was coming. Cielo’s historical 300 MW / 141-acre marketing concept does not establish an approved campus, budget or opening date.

The Interior Board of Land Appeals stayed the June 26 federal authorization for Townsite’s data center on September 1, 2026. This federal parcel is separate from the 88.5-acre city-land application withdrawn in July; the old $1.2B budget is removed.

A puzzle cafe where each guest orders a puzzle and a drink, with pasta, hot sandwiches and snacks.

Walla Walla County’s October 15 project page describes three approximately 220,000 sqft Amazon buildings on 134 acres along Sundance Road. Application review and environmental comments are distinct from a final permit or construction start; no 300 MW IT or $2.5B project cost is established here.

An all-day cafe serving pancakes, French toast, open sandwiches and mocktails inside YADO/Re Yakuin.

The second APOC cafe, serving cheesecake, coffee and fresh pasta beside Hakata Station.

A new wood-fired restaurant serving a seasonal Kyushu tasting menu beside Hotel Il Palazzo.

The new Tenjin branch of the Nara coffee roaster serves its local Hakata Blend, croissant sandwiches and pastries.

Applied Digital’s October 2026 results report Building 2’s second 75 MW tranche ready for service on October 1. Building 2 now totals 150 MW critical IT, bringing Polaris Forge 1 to 250 MW operating versus 400 MW contracted campus capacity. The tracker’s 210 MW and $1.8B are removed.

Teton’s February 2025 presentation filed with Williams County describes 30 MW first phase and 100 MW-plus ultimate liquid-cooled project in Dry Fork Township, with a $200M-plus estimate. The county approved its data-center appeal on February 18; the storage appeal was excluded.

Doral’s October 7, 2026 release celebrates imminent commercial operation of Mammoth South, Central I and Central II, totaling 900 MWac. It does not confirm the previously displayed October 15 COD or substantiate a $1.5 billion cost for these phases.

Maryland did not select Cardinal Energy Storage East’s 500 MW Oystercatcher proposal for the first storage award round on October 1, 2026. The six-hour proposal is near BGE’s Conastone substation in Harford County; a later round remains possible.

Douglas County’s public portal identifies Microsoft EAT06 as a two-story data-center building at 875 Urban Industrial Way, parcel 22210920004. Permit BPC-2026-041 was approved September 24 and issued October 5, 2026. It does not verify the former $650M, 57 MW IT or 260,000 sqft claims.

A new Sakae noodle shop serving pork-and-seafood tsukemen with cold or warm noodles, garlic, chilli and shrimp variations.

East Whiteland’s October 6 update confirms receipt of Sentinel’s executed Aqua water agreement as a prerequisite for further building permits, and explicitly says no additional permits had been issued. The township’s current matrix documents the 2024 approved two-building plan, distinct from withdrawn amendments.

A new Susukino night-parfait branch presenting six named opening desserts with operator-published compositions.

A new Italian family restaurant with branch-linked shared pasta, pizza, side dishes and dessert menus.

A new workshop bakery selling freshly baked financiers, cream puffs and pastries near Shinsakae-machi Station.

A takeaway branch specialising in small Nagoya-style soy-sauce takoyaki with cabbage, plus a mustard-mayonnaise version.

The October 14 announcement pairs a US$300 million Grand Prairie manufacturing expansion with plans for 2,000 Texas jobs within 6,000 nationwide. Hiring targets are separate from the Hadrian cell’s early 2027 operating goal.

A new restaurant concept inside Times Spa Resta, serving loco moco, pho and cafe dishes; restaurant-only guests can enter without a spa admission fee.

White House officials said on October 16 that Katie Zacharia was leaving after starting the job that Monday. A successor had not been named in the reports.

A new Ginza patisserie with an eat-in counter, chocolate and cheesecake tea sets, financiers, galettes and madeleines.

An upcoming unmanned drinks cafe near Marunouchi Station, with Wi-Fi, power and published branch drink prices.

An upcoming unmanned cafe near Honjin Station, with self-service drinks, Wi-Fi and power outlets.

An upcoming eight-seat Kitashinchi sushi counter introducing aged-fish techniques and a published omakase course.

MISO lists a 600 MW solar request J2519 at Smalling in Richland Parish, Louisiana, with October 31, 2026 inService date, Phase 2 study and Not Started post-GIA status. This is a queue target, not proof of imminent operation.

Related Digital lists a 115-acre Cheyenne campus with up to 420 MW capacity and an initial 88 MW critical-IT building for CoreWeave. The published $1.2 billion investment applies to the first phase, not the entire campus.

Excelsior’s operator documents announce construction of the 280 MW Byron solar facility from April 2025. New York’s siting report records 20 MW storage approval and a historical $345 million estimate; its amended interconnection schedule targets November 2026 commercial operation.

ERCOT lists Lyra Storage, queue 26INR0636, as a 500 MW Borden County project. Its published planning target is November 12, 2026; current delivery, owner and cost need further verification.

ERCOT identifies Aquila Solar as Ben Milam Solar 5’s 500 MW solar request at Gibson Switch 345 kV in Milam County. Its requested commercial date is November 12, 2026; the queue shows screening complete, FIS started and no interconnection agreement.

A new matcha cafe near Kyoto Gyoen serving Uji matcha drinks, doughnuts and matcha-bagel French toast.

On October 17, Polymarket priced a replacement announcement by November 30 at 62.5%, versus 18.5% by October 31 and 82.5% by December 31, with US$229,217 traded. November 30 is an estimated timeline marker, not an official appointment date.

DTE Energy is investing 460M USD to redevelop its retired 1924 Trenton Channel coal plant along the Detroit River in Wayne County, Michigan, into a 220 MW / 880 MWh lithium-ion battery storage system, backed by 140M USD in IRA tax incentives.

Invenergy’s current Tip Top Solar page lists a 110 MW solar facility under construction in Lea County, New Mexico, with $200 million capital investment and commercial operation expected by end-2026. Earlier state reporting described a 220 MW plan; storage is a separate project.

Koshkonong’s solar and battery have separate delivery windows: MGE expects solar in 2026 and battery storage in 2027. Its ownership shares and WEC’s annual-report table distinguish utility-owned capacity from whole-project capacity.

Mosaic plans 199 employment separations on December 8 while idling South Fort Meade for more than six months, according to FOX 13’s reporting on its WARN notice. A restart date remains unpublished.

Digi Power X’s May 8,2026 filing identifies a Cerebras colocation agreement:15 MW first-phase IT targeted ready December 15,2026, and 40 MW total by end-Q1 2027, with the additional 25 MW subject to financing. The old 55 MW IT/$450 M campus claims are not established.

Crane advertises a 100+ MW Forest Grove campus near Hillsboro. A June 2025 city enterprise-zone contract records $275,259,195 of estimated qualified-property investment; this is a disclosed investment scope, not a verified all-in campus cost.

Prime announced construction of the first three buildings of its five-building, 240 MW IT Phoenix campus in May 2026. The developer release describes more than $3 billion investment; unrelated Stream Phoenix chip figures have been removed.

Prime announced construction of the first three buildings of its five-building, 240 MW IT Phoenix campus in May 2026. The developer release describes more than $3 billion investment; unrelated Stream Phoenix chip figures have been removed.

CAISO queue 1632 identifies Sanborn Hybrid 3 as 1,420.24 MW solar and 672.27 MW battery equipment with 1,400 MW net export, targeting December 31, 2026. EIA’s named plant contains individual phased generators. This is not proof of a new standalone $1.8B, 1,420 MW AC plant opening in 2028.

Ameresco, CyrusOne and the U.S. Navy plan a 100 MW AI data center at NAS Lemoore, with onsite generation and a naval-base microgrid. First delivery is expected in 2027; the operator page does not publish a project cost.

AVAIO’s current Appomattox page describes a 436-acre campus, with 300 MW grid power and 700 MW behind-the-meter baseload planned. Its homepage lists 50 MW first-phase power in 2027; the historical $3B announcement covered a 452-acre acquisition plan.

Menlo’s operator page identifies its five-building Ahwatukee campus at 4801–4811 East Thistle Landing Drive with 180 MW critical IT and 257 MW utility feed. Data halls target Q1 2027, after substation/shell in Q4 2026. The prior 257 MW IT/$1.8 B/Goodyear presentation is corrected.

MGE’s operator announcement describes High Noon in Columbia County as 300 MW solar and 165 MW battery storage, with service expected in 2027. The previously shown $650 million total and September-specific service date need current scope-specific evidence.

Chirisa’s current page lists a 20-acre Piscataway campus, 90 MW power by mid-2026 and PNJ-01/02 reserved for 2027 delivery. Utility availability is distinct from data-center delivery. The prior 2026 opening and $750M site price are unsupported.

Ameresco, CyrusOne and the U.S. Navy announced a 100 MW AI data-center and onsite-energy project at NAS Lemoore. The first portion is expected in 2027; agreements were still being finalized in the announcement.