AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPower and Data Centers: PPL’s joint venture with Blackstone Infrastructure has struck its first Pennsylvania deal: plans for about 2 gigawatts of power to serve QTS’s Luzerne County data center project. The proposed supply includes natural-gas plants, fuel cells and batteries. Industrial Investment: Chobani’s first Pennsylvania dairy operation is moving ahead in Upper Macungie, where supervisors approved plans for a 62,260-square-foot addition to the existing plant campus. Pipeline Safety: A PECO contractor struck an underground jet-fuel line in Upper Merion, releasing about 60,000 gallons; cleanup is underway, with no injuries reported. Development and Regulation: A developer transferred 44 acres in Archbald for $4 million as it prepares plans for two data centers. Oakland Township, meanwhile, adopted its first data-center rules, including a 15-acre minimum lot size and monthly groundwater reporting. Business Sites: The Shapiro administration is helping turn a former municipal incinerator site in Luzerne County into a shovel-ready location for businesses.
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