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Weld County Commissioners prepare to vote on Global AI data center permit

Correction: 9am hearing. Be there early but expect to wait all day again. Thanks Weld!

Also the lawyer said the 200 jobs were aspirational. The application says 18…

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u/Separate-Group1246 — 1 month ago
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Global AI sent all of their out of state construction workers to the planning hearing

They say they are from Virginia and other states. Say they had to see some off to Texas.

Good local jobs!!!

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u/Separate-Group1246 — 1 month ago
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As regulators seek data center power rules, critics say Xcel is proposing ‘secret process’ as loophole for some projects

Mentions Global AI project…

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u/Separate-Group1246 — 1 month ago
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Weld Cty data center planning meeting Sep 1. Commissioners final USR vote Sep 9. Show for public comment.

1159 O St Greeley

Sep 1 at 10am planning dpt, but be there early.

Sep 9 at 9am Commissioners vote

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u/Separate-Group1246 — 2 months ago
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Global AI data center under investigation by Weld County for 3 violations

Sep 1 and Sep 23 public hearings.

Hope they don’t get cancelled at the last minute again…

greeleytribune.com
u/Separate-Group1246 — 2 months ago
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Weld County officials have told an AI company to stop construction on a new data center. Three times.

Please show up Monday morning to make your voice heard.

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u/Separate-Group1246 — 2 months ago
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Resistance grows nationwide against AI data center boom

Windsor show up Monday and make your voice heard. 5:30 Windsor community rec center 250 N 11th St.

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u/Separate-Group1246 — 2 months ago
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Question about planned water use at Global AI data center

Trying to understand water use projected for Global AI data center.

I have seen multiple reports of 100,000

gallons for the closed loop system.

KUNC reports Weld Planning Director David Eisenbraun said “their intent is to use some 100 odd thousand gallons”. Over what time period and at what operating level?

It seems like this could be a daily amount if they get bigger and run an evaporate assist cooling system.

It’s hard to know for sure as there seem to be two playbooks out there.

To the County Commissioners: They are using the 35 MW / Closed-Loop application to bypass heavy environmental restrictions, claiming they will only use a "household's worth of water."

To Investors & Clients: They are selling a 200 MW to 1 GW powerhouse that uses that much water per day. 36.5million gallons annually. Sheesh that’s a lot.

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u/Separate-Group1246 — 3 months ago