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Seattle Halts New Large Data Centers With Emergency One-Year Moratorium After 369-Megawatt Wave of Proposals

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The Seattle City Council voted unanimously on June 9 to freeze the siting of large data centers for one year, becoming the largest American city to pause the asset class just weeks after learning that four companies had approached its municipal utility with proposals demanding enough power for roughly 300,000 homes. Seattle has slammed the […]

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