Indiana data center and compute infrastructure map

Project Louie (Google)

Morgan County

Terri Moore and another nearby property owner sued in March 2025 seeking judicial review of the February 2025 rezoning of 390.74 acres; a second resident (Dill) filed suit that was consolidated with Moore's in January of the following year, and litigation remained ongoing. Roughly 200 people attended the October 2025 plan commission meeting; more than 250 attended a February 2025 town hall.

Key data: Consolidated rezoning litigation ongoing; ~200 attendees Oct 2025, >250 Feb 2025

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Case numbers and court not stated; student-newsroom investigation

Blue Power LLC

Clay County (near Brazil / Carbon)

IDEM granted an air permit for power generation south of Carbon without notifying county officials. Because Clay County has no zoning, it cannot impose a moratorium. Residents raised air and noise concerns at two meetings on July 6, 2026 and were exploring a referendum.

Key data: County officials not notified; no county zoning, so no moratorium possible

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Permit number not stated; planned capacity (~400 MW) sourced only from an aggregator

Amazon / Hobart — ratepayer treatment

Lake County (Hobart)

Under the NIPSCO GenCo structure, cost savings for existing customers are projected at $1.25 billion, roughly $90–$115 annually per residential customer, with large-customer risk isolated contractually.

Key data: Projected $1.25B savings; ~$90–$115/yr per residential customer

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Utility-side projection compiled by an industry association; no consumer-advocate counter-analysis fetched

Sabey — AES Indiana rate impact

Marion County (Decatur Township)

The project website states existing customer rates are not expected to be negatively impacted under AES's plan and the IURC-reviewed process, and that closed-loop cooling minimizes water use. Separately, intervenor comments in AES Indiana's 2025 IRP urged the utility to run a rate analysis assuming a separate data center rate class.

Key data: Developer claim of no negative rate impact; IRP comments seek separate data center rate class

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Developer claim is unverified; the IRP comment document is redacted

NIPSCO large-load sub-docket

Statewide

The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor records that NIPSCO's electric rate case establishes a sub-docket to address issues related to new large or mega load customers, including data centers.

Key data: Sub-docket established for large/mega load customers including data centers

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Sub-docket number and outcome not captured

Project Louie (Google)

Morgan County (Monrovia)

Approximately 550–560 acres of farmland were rezoned to Planned Unit Development in two steps: 390.74 acres approved 3-0 by the Morgan County Commissioners in February 2025, then 158 additional acres in the 1500 block of West Keller Hill Road, Monroe Township, recommended 5-2 by the Plan Commission and approved in October 2025. The land was previously farmland, houses, wetlands, streams and woodlots; petitioners were HDC Real Estate LLC and Woodland Caribou LLC (a Delaware shell company), represented by Barnes & Thornburg.

Key data: 390.74 ac (Feb 2025, 3-0) + 158 ac (Oct 2025, 5-2 recommendation) = ~550 acres of farmland converted

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Total acreage reported as 500, 550 and 560 across sources

Amazon / Hobart campus

Lake County (Hobart)

Roughly 700–723 acres were converted, with 155 acres rezoned from R-3 residential to M-1 in 2022 and the balance later; Hobart Resolution 2026-01 declared an approximately 723-acre project area an Economic Revitalization Area on January 7, 2026.

Key data: ~700 acres rezoned R-3 → M-1; ~723-acre ERA designated 2026-01-07

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Prior land use (residential vs agricultural) not specified in fetched sources

Metrobloks

Marion County (Martindale Brightwood)

This is infill redevelopment rather than farmland conversion: the ~14-acre site is the former Sherman Drive-In theater in an established urban neighborhood.

Key data: ~14 acres, former Sherman Drive-In (urban infill)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Included to distinguish infill from greenfield conversion

Proposed SU-47 special use district

Marion County

The SU-47 data center zoning proposal (PROP26-238) requires rezoning into a Medium Industrial (I-3) base district plus an operations plan, annual reporting and a public dashboard — but the presentation materials state that no decommissioning requirements are included.

Key data: SU-47: no decommissioning requirement stated

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Explicit negative finding from a primary city document

NOT_FOUND — DECOMMISSIONING_PROVISION for IN anchor projects

Statewide

Searched Hobart's resolutions 2026-01 through 2026-04, the Morgan County PUD conditions, the Marion County SU-47 proposal and the Clay County situation for decommissioning plans, bonding or site-restoration requirements. None were found; Marion County's own SU-47 materials confirm no decommissioning requirement, Morgan County's PUD conditions cover height, coverage and noise only, and Clay County has no zoning at all.

Key data: No decommissioning or financial-assurance requirement found for any IN anchor project

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Full text of Hobart's community enhancement agreement not retrieved; a decommissioning clause could exist there

Amazon / Hobart — incentives and payments

Lake County (Hobart)

On January 7–8, 2026 the Hobart Common Council voted 6-0 on three resolutions granting a 10-year, 100% real property tax abatement per eligible building and a 35-year, 100% enterprise IT equipment exemption, on an $11 billion project at 61st Avenue and Colorado Street. The package schedules $175 million in community enhancement contributions: $47 million upfront (due by January 31, outside the levy and outside any TIF district), then $45M, $43M and $40M at construction milestones, $10 million after the first building permit, and up to $2 million per building per year. Statement of Benefits projects 400+ permanent Amazon jobs at $37.44/hour. The mayor projected $102 million in city payments in 2026, $43M in 2027, $40M in 2028 and roughly $50M/yr after buildout. Public hearing ran two hours with only three speakers in favor.

Key data: 10-yr/100% real property abatement + 35-yr/100% IT equipment exemption; $175M community enhancement schedule; $47M upfront; 400+ jobs at $37.44/hr

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Abatement values are foregone-revenue commitments, not realized; mayor's out-year figures are projections. Sources differ on whether resolutions were adopted Jan 7 or Jan 8, 2026

Indiana data center sales tax exemption

Statewide

Qualifying investments under $750 million may receive up to 25 years of Indiana gross retail and use tax exemption; investments over $750 million may receive up to 50 years. Local governments may separately grant an enterprise IT equipment exemption.

Key data: Up to 25 years (<$750M) or 50 years (>$750M) of state sales/use tax exemption

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Secondary compilation of statute; Indiana Code text not fetched directly

Metrobloks abatements

Marion County (Martindale Brightwood)

Indianapolis Economic Development Inc. proposed a nearly $56 million package: $13.5 million in real property abatement over 10 years plus a $42 million equipment abatement (90% over 15 years) on roughly $406 million of equipment. A future tenant could save up to $339 million. The project is estimated to generate about $10 million per year in property tax, with a $2.5 million community pledge that could rise to $20 million.

Key data: $56M package ($13.5M real property/10 yr + $42M equipment at 90%/15 yr); ~$10M/yr projected property tax; up to $339M tenant savings

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Vote outcome unconfirmed; the $10M/yr revenue figure is a proponent projection

Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County (Decatur Township)

The project is reported at $4 billion (one source says $2 billion) on a 130-acre, ~1 million sq ft campus near Kentucky Avenue and Camby Road. Its dockets are 2025-CAP-856 / 2025-CVR-856.

Key data: $4B investment; 130 acres; ~1M sq ft

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Investment figure inconsistent between sources ($2B vs $4B); no abatement dollar value located

Project Louie (Google) — abatement

Morgan County

The May 2025 development agreement provides that Google would pay no local taxes on qualified computing equipment for 40 years, on a $1 billion planned investment. Morgan County also adopted Economic Revitalization Area resolutions on May 27, 2025.

Key data: Zero local tax on qualified computing equipment for 40 years

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Agreement text not fetched; 40-year term reported by journalists

Proposed SU-47 noise and setback standards

Marion County

The SU-47 proposal would cap data center noise at 55 decibels and require a 400-foot setback from all residential districts, schools and churches, plus landscaping and screening, an operations plan, annual reporting and a public dashboard.

Key data: 55 dB noise cap; 400-ft setback from protected districts

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Measurement point for the 55 dB limit not specified in the presentation

Project Louie PUD conditions

Morgan County (Monrovia)

The PUD rezoning caps noise at 65 decibels at the property line — compared in reporting to the level of a business office — limits primary buildings to 75 feet and caps hard-surface lot coverage at three-quarters.

Key data: 65 dB at property line; 75-ft height cap; 75% hard-surface coverage cap

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: PUD ordinance text not fetched directly

Amazon / Hobart — traffic plan

Lake County (Hobart)

The Hobart Board of Works approved a traffic plan for the data center site on August 6, 2026. The community enhancement agreement also records commitments covering acoustics, roadway work, fire training and construction mitigation.

Key data: Traffic plan approved 2026-08-06; agreement includes acoustics and roadway commitments

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Plan contents, trip counts and decibel commitments not published in fetched sources

Amazon / Hobart air permit application

Lake County (Hobart)

Amazon's IDEM air application, filed July 24, 2026 by Ramboll and running roughly 190 pages, covers two facilities (4751 E 61st Ave and 6197 Colorado St) with 26 buildings, 782 generators totaling 2,119 MW, 808 tanks and more than 5.46 million gallons of diesel.

Key data: 782 generators / 2,119 MW; 808 tanks; >5.46M gallons diesel across 26 buildings

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Application under review; no cumulative-impact analysis by IDEM located

Countywide data center moratorium

Marion County

Responding to four data center proposals in a single year (Google, Metrobloks, Sabey, DC Blox), the Metropolitan Development Commission voted 6-0 in August 2026 to bar new data centers in Marion County until at least December 31, 2027, after the City-County Council voted 23-1 to advance the measure. A committee of experts and residents will study campus size, building height, environmental impacts and sound levels; Mayor Hogsett proposed $150,000 for it in the 2027 budget. Already-approved DC Blox, Metrobloks and Sabey projects are exempt, protected by state law.

Key data: Moratorium adopted 6-0; runs through at least 2027-12-31; three approved projects exempt

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Exact enactment date not stated ("Wednesday" in August 2026)

Amazon Data Services — air permit modification 141-50312-00650

St. Joseph County (New Carlisle)

IDEM opened a 30-day comment period on a significant modification to Amazon's Part 70 operating permit at 31100 State Road 2, New Carlisle, adding two new generators and modifying existing ones, with possible Title I changes to synthetic minor emission limits. The underlying permit was issued May 1, 2025.

Key data: SPM 141-50312-00650; 2 new generators added; base permit issued 2025-05-01

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Notice document is dated after the retrieval date in its filename (20260916), suggesting a forward-dated posting; generator capacities and emission limits are not in the notice

Statewide moratorium demand

Statewide

Hoosier Action called for a statewide moratorium on data center construction, aggregating water, land and grid concerns across projects.

Key data: Statewide moratorium demanded

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Advocacy position, not a policy in force

Amazon Data Services New Carlisle

St. Joseph County

AWS operates the campus (branded Project Rainier); the complex exclusively trains and runs Anthropic models.

Key data: Amazon Web Services (operator); Anthropic (exclusive workload)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: n.a.

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Amazon Data Services New Carlisle

St. Joseph County

Indiana Michigan Power (AEP subsidiary) serves the campus, expected to draw more than 2.2 GW; AEP is building the Larrison Drive and New Prairie 345 kV delivery substations for ~1.1 GW of initial service by December 2026, with an I&M interconnection station authorization of $68 million.

Key data: Indiana Michigan Power (AEP); 2.2+ GW; Larrison Drive & New Prairie 345 kV substations; $68M interconnection station

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No IURC cause number for the I&M large-load contract confirmed in fetched sources.

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Amazon Data Services New Carlisle

St. Joseph County

The Town of New Carlisle supplies water from two plants (~16 MGD firm, up to 18 MGD) drawing a shallow unconfined aquifer near the Kankakee headwaters; St. Joseph County adopted a voluntary 24 MGD cap for the Indiana Enterprise Center, with both major projects expected to stay under 21 MGD. Groundwater withdrawal for dewatering was approved at an additional 31 MGD for 546 days.

Key data: Town of New Carlisle water utility; ~16–18 MGD firm capacity; county 24 MGD voluntary cap; 31 MGD dewatering approval

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No numbered water service agreement located; dewatering permit ID not captured.

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Amazon Data Services New Carlisle

St. Joseph County

Authorities include the Town of New Carlisle, Olive Township, St. Joseph County (Board of Commissioners, County Council, Redevelopment Commission, Drainage Board), the Indiana Enterprise Center overlay, IDEM, IURC and IDNR; the state IEDC provides incentives.

Key data: Town of New Carlisle; Olive Twp; St. Joseph County Redevelopment Commission/Council/Commissioners; Drainage Board; IDEM; IURC; IDNR; IEDC

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: n.a.

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Amazon Data Services New Carlisle

St. Joseph County

Planning authority for unincorporated county land and the Town of New Carlisle rests with the St. Joseph County Area Plan Commission, whose staff directory is published.

Key data: Area Plan Commission, 227 W. Jefferson Blvd, 11th Fl., South Bend, IN 46601; 574-235-7800; Executive Director Shawn Klein, AICP; planners Faryal Sharif, Adi'a Smith

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No case-specific case manager for the Amazon campus published; staff emails not listed.

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Amazon Data Services New Carlisle

St. Joseph County

The St. Joseph County Office of Economic Development leads locally with the IEDC at state level; the county's executive director of economic development is named in coverage.

Key data: Bill Schalliol, Executive Director of Economic Development, St. Joseph County; IEDC

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No email/phone published in fetched sources.

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Amazon Data Services New Carlisle

St. Joseph County

The utility's community affairs manager is the named public-facing contact identified in coverage; IDEM notices provide the state permit channel.

Key data: Mona Livingston, Community Affairs Manager, Indiana Michigan Power

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No phone/email published; no Amazon community-relations contact found.

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Amazon Data Services New Carlisle

St. Joseph County

The campus sits ~0.7 mi from 345 kV transmission and ~1 mi from the Kankakee River, drains via Niespodziany Ditch, adjoins the GM/Samsung SDI battery plant and Bendix Woods County Park, and is bounded by SR 2, US 20, Willow/Walnut and Smilax/Snowberry Roads.

Key data: 345 kV line ~0.7 mi; Niespodziany Ditch; SR 2 / US 20; GM-Samsung battery plant adjacent

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Tracker-derived distances; fiber routes not documented.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers (permit 089-50590-00739, 782 generators)

Lake County (Hobart)

The campus is at the intersection of 61st Avenue and Colorado Street in Hobart: a 168-acre "Hobart Data Center Campus" lot plus a second "Hobart Tech Park" plan south of 61st Avenue and east of Colorado Street, totaling more than 725–750 acres.

Key data: 61st Ave & Colorado St, Hobart, IN 46342; tracker address 4751 E 61st Ave; 168-acre first lot, ~725 acres total

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Street address (4751 E 61st Ave) comes from a tracker, not a permit; no parcel IDs verified.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers

Lake County (Hobart)

Zoning and site plans moved through Hobart Devco, LLC; project documents and trackers identify Hobart Owner LLC as the campus entity with Amazon Data Services as the air-permit applicant.

Key data: Hobart Devco, LLC (developer/rezoning); Hobart Owner LLC (campus entity); Amazon Data Services (air applicant)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Registered-agent/parent filings for Hobart Devco and Hobart Owner LLC not retrieved; attorney Todd Leeth represents Hobart Devco.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers

Lake County (Hobart)

AWS is the announced operator/end user of the campus, tied to a $15 billion Amazon investment in Hobart.

Key data: Amazon Web Services

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Tracker-sourced investment figure.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers

Lake County (Hobart)

NIPSCO will supply the campus, ramping to 2,400 MW by end-2032 with service starting 2027; IURC Cause No. 46322 approved the NIPSCO–Amazon special contract and a NIPSCO–GenCo PPA, and MISO Project 51141 covers a 1,500 MW "New Hobart Load Addition."

Key data: NIPSCO; IURC Cause No. 46322; MISO Project 51141; 2,400 MW by 2032

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Repository is a community-maintained aggregation of primary filings; docket numbers not independently re-fetched from IURC/MISO this session.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers

Lake County (Hobart)

NOT_FOUND for a named water utility. The developer told the plan commission the buildings "would not need water"; a tracker estimates ~14 million gallons/year for water-based cooling.

Key data: No supplier named; ~14 M gal/yr (tracker estimate)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: City of Hobart utilities role not documented in fetched sources.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers

Lake County (Hobart)

The City of Hobart controls zoning (Plan Commission, City Council, Board of Public Works and Safety); state/federal authorities include IURC, MISO, IDEM and USACE; the site is in Lake County.

Key data: City of Hobart (Plan Commission, Council, BPW); IURC; MISO; IDEM; USACE

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: n.a.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers

Lake County (Hobart)

Authority rests with the Hobart Plan Commission; the city's published directory gives the Planning & Zoning Department phone but no named case manager for this project.

Key data: City of Hobart Planning & Zoning / Plan Commission, 414 Main St., Hobart, IN 46342 — 219-942-7985

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No named planner or email published for the data-center cases.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers

Lake County (Hobart)

The city publishes an Economic Development phone line in its staff directory; no named individual tied to the Amazon project was found.

Key data: City of Hobart Economic Development — 219-942-5517

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No county-level (Lake County) EDC contact found for this project.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers

Lake County (Hobart)

NOT_FOUND for a project-specific PIO or company community-relations contact; the general city permitting numbers are the only channels identified (Building 219-942-1722, Zoning 219-942-7985).

Key data: City of Hobart Building Dept. 219-942-1722

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Amazon side contact not published in fetched sources.

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Amazon / Hobart data centers

Lake County (Hobart)

Records reference a New Hobart 345 kV load addition and related transmission/generation, gas-fired generation and battery storage; a tracker puts the nearest 345 kV line ~0.7 mi away and Sprout Ditch ~0.9 mi; the Hobart Board of Works adopted a construction traffic plan.

Key data: New Hobart 345 kV load addition; 345 kV line ~0.7 mi; Sprout Ditch

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Water/sewer trunk lines and fiber routes not documented.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park (2025-CAP-856 / 2025-CVR-856)

Marion County (Indianapolis, Decatur Twp)

The ~130-acre site is at the northeast corner/intersection of Kentucky Avenue (SR-67) and Camby Road in Decatur Township, inside the existing industrially zoned Decatur Technology Park, directly across from an AES substation.

Key data: Kentucky Ave (SR-67) & Camby Road, Decatur Township, Indianapolis; ~130 acres

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No street number or parcel ID published; project site plan uses access from SR-67 and Camby Road.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County

The petitioner is Sabey Data Center Properties LLC, a division of Seattle-based Sabey Corporation; Sabey Data Centers is jointly owned by Sabey Corporation and institutional clients managed by National Real Estate Advisors (some accounts affiliated with the IBEW).

Key data: Sabey Data Center Properties LLC → Sabey Corporation + National Real Estate Advisors-managed clients

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Land-title holder for the 130 acres not identified in fetched sources.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County

Sabey designs, builds and operates its data centers; the Decatur facility is a colocation project intended to lease space to multiple tenants, with no tenant named.

Key data: Sabey Data Centers (operator); colocation, tenants unnamed

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: n.a.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County

AES Indiana is the electric supplier; the plan includes a 10-acre on-site substation ramping to 250 MW over five years, with initial utility upgrades anticipated by Q4 2027 and Sabey funding transmission/distribution costs.

Key data: AES Indiana; 10-acre substation; 250 MW over 5 years

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No IURC cause number or special contract ID published.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County

The project website names Citizens Water as supplier, with a closed-loop design requiring a one-time 1,000,000-gallon fill (500,000 gal per building, 2028 and 2030) and 200,000–300,000 gallons/year ongoing.

Key data: Citizens Water (Citizens Energy Group); 1.0 M gal initial fill; 200–300k gal/yr

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Developer-published figures; no service agreement number.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County

Land-use authority is the consolidated City of Indianapolis/Marion County Metropolitan Development Commission (with hearing examiner) covering Decatur Township; IURC governs utility investment; litigation is pending in Marion Superior Court.

Key data: Metropolitan Development Commission (MDC) + hearing examiner; Decatur Township; IURC; Marion Superior Court

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: City-County Council did not vote on the variance.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County

The MDC hearing examiner who recommended approval is named, as are counsel for both sides.

Key data: Judy Weerts Hall, MDC Hearing Examiner; Mindy Westrick Brown (Sabey counsel); Laureen White (residents' counsel)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No department phone/email captured for the case file.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County

Indy Economic Development Inc. (with prior Indy Chamber endorsement) backs the project and is working with Sabey on a tax abatement; a spokesperson and attorney are named in coverage.

Key data: Indy Economic Development Inc.; spokesperson Aliya Wishner; attorney Doug Brown

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Roles/titles partially garbled in source text; no direct contact details.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County

The project website states a dedicated community liaison exists for inquiries, but no name, phone or email was published on the fetched page.

Key data: Community liaison referenced, unnamed

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: NOT_FOUND for an actual phone/email; legal notices are posted separately as PDFs.

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Sabey Decatur Technology Park

Marion County

An AES substation sits across the street, a 10-acre substation is planned on site, access is from SR-67/Kentucky Avenue and Camby Road with 200-foot residential buffers; nearest 345 kV line ~1.1 mi and Seerley Creek ~1.0 mi.

Key data: AES substation across street; 345 kV ~1.1 mi; Seerley Creek ~1.0 mi

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Fiber and sewer trunk detail not documented.

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Metrobloks (tax abatements 2026-A-016/017)

Marion County (Indianapolis, Martindale-Brightwood)

The site is the ~14-acre former Sherman Drive-In theater property in Martindale-Brightwood, vacant since 1983.

Key data: 2505 N. Sherman Drive, Indianapolis; ~13–14 acres

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No parcel ID published; address sometimes given as "N. Sherman Ave."

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Metrobloks

Marion County

NOT_FOUND. Fetched trade coverage, trackers, local reporting and metrobloks.com (which returned no usable content) — no land owner, parent company or registered agent for Metrobloks' Indianapolis entity was published.

Key data: n.a. (developer Metrobloks; CEO named Ernest/Earnest Popescu)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Company website content not extractable; CEO name spelled inconsistently across sources.

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Metrobloks

Marion County

Metrobloks is described as both developer and operator of the metro-edge AI-ready facility (site code IND A1), 72–75 MW at buildout.

Key data: Metrobloks (IND A1); 72–75 MW

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No tenant named.

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Metrobloks

Marion County

Public radio reporting states the facility would draw electricity through contracts with AES Indiana rather than from the residential grid.

Key data: AES Indiana (contracted supply)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No contract ID or IURC cause number published.

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Metrobloks

Marion County

A closed-loop cooling system is planned: ~19,000 gallons to fill the first building and ~47,500 gallons for the second, recirculated rather than consumed. No water utility is named.

Key data: ~19,000 gal (bldg 1) + ~47,500 gal (bldg 2), closed loop

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Supplier name NOT_FOUND (Citizens Energy Group not confirmed for this site).

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Metrobloks

Marion County

The Metropolitan Development Commission approved the rezoning (April/May 2026) and the City-County Council was engaged on the project and on a temporary stay for high-impact data centers; the site is in Indianapolis/Marion County.

Key data: MDC; Indianapolis City-County Council; Marion County

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Tax abatement cases 2026-A-016/017 were not directly fetched this session.

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Metrobloks

Marion County

NOT_FOUND for named staff. Coverage identifies the MDC as the deciding body and City-County Councilor Ron Gibson as the area representative, but no planner, case manager or economic-development officer was named for this project.

Key data: Councilor Ron Gibson (district representative)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Abatement petitions handled through Indianapolis DMD; staff not named in fetched sources.

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Metrobloks

Marion County

NOT_FOUND. The only project-side contact identified is the CEO by name; reporters noted Metrobloks did not respond to email inquiries and the corporate site returned no extractable contact information.

Key data: Metrobloks CEO Ernest Popescu (no phone/email published)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: metrobloks.com and /about-us returned no content on fetch.

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Metrobloks

Marion County

The site is a decades-vacant brownfield at 25th Street and Sherman Drive; a company-aligned listing notes it is less than 4.7 miles from the FD-IX Internet Exchange Point with ~0.21 ms latency and carrier-neutral connectivity.

Key data: FD-IX Internet Exchange <4.7 mi; 25th St & Sherman Dr

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Substation/transmission and sewer detail not published.

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Blue Power LLC

Clay County (near Brazil / Carbon)

Permit documents show four adjoining plats totaling 27.62 acres off East County Road 1350 North just south of Carbon, with Brazil listed as the mailing city.

Key data: 4 plats, 27.62 acres, E. CR 1350 N, south of Carbon (Brazil, IN)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Permit itself not fetched directly; no parcel IDs.

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Blue Power LLC

Clay County

Blue Power LLC owns the four adjoining plats and is the renamed successor of Claybridge Energy LLC, previously Midwest Gas Storage, Inc.; its CEO is Illinois-based Terry O'Malley.

Key data: Blue Power LLC (formerly Claybridge Energy LLC, formerly Midwest Gas Storage, Inc.); CEO Terry O'Malley

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Ultimate beneficial owner/parent above Blue Power LLC not identified; no Secretary of State filing fetched.

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Blue Power LLC

Clay County

NOT_FOUND. The data-center user is unidentified: Blue Power's IDEM permit covers a combined-cycle power plant that would provide dedicated power to a nearby data center, but no data-center operator has been disclosed.

Key data: Data center operator undisclosed

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Project is disclosed only through the power-plant permit.

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Blue Power LLC

Clay County

Power would come from Blue Power's own behind-the-meter combined-cycle plant rather than a named utility; a tracker lists WVPA / Parke County REMC as grid context and 400 MW capacity.

Key data: Self-supply via Blue Power combined-cycle plant; tracker: WVPA/Parke County REMC, 400 MW

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Utility attribution is tracker-sourced and unconfirmed; no interconnection/docket reference found.

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Blue Power LLC

Clay County

NOT_FOUND. Searched IDEM-related coverage and county meeting reporting; no water utility, well field or agreement has been disclosed for the Clay County project.

Key data: n.a.

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: n.a.

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Blue Power LLC

Clay County

IDEM's Office of Air Quality issued the significant source modification permit; Clay County Commissioners and County Council are the local bodies, but the county has no zoning laws and says it cannot impose a moratorium; IDNR was cited as another avenue for residents.

Key data: IDEM OAQ; Clay County Commissioners & Council (no county zoning); IDNR

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: The absence of county zoning is a key jurisdictional gap.

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Blue Power LLC

Clay County

NOT_FOUND (structurally): Clay County has no zoning ordinance, so no planning/zoning case authority exists. Permit paperwork listed local officials as notified contacts, with a reported email/phone mismatch.

Key data: Listed officials: Patricia Heffner (Brazil Council At-Large), Mayor Brian Wyndham, Commissioner Bryan Allender

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: Reporting notes the contact email/phone listed for one official actually belonged to a different person (Shane Litz).

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Blue Power LLC

Clay County

NOT_FOUND. Searched for a Clay County economic development contact and any company contact; only the CEO's name was published, and the county announcements page returned no relevant content.

Key data: n.a.

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No EDC or PIO identified for this project.

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Blue Power LLC

Clay County

NOT_FOUND for detailed infrastructure. The only located context is the site's position south of Carbon off E. CR 1350 N on former gas-storage land (Midwest Gas Storage lineage), implying gas infrastructure.

Key data: E. CR 1350 N; former gas-storage site lineage

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved 2026-08-29

Limitation: No substation, pipeline, water/sewer or fiber specifics published.

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