NIPSCO (Northern Indiana Public Service Company), a NiSource subsidiary, announced in November 2025 that it has agreed to supply up to 3 GW of power to Amazon data centers in northern Indiana. The 15-year agreement is structured through a ‘GenCo’ framework specifically designed to ensure existing customers pay nothing for the infrastructure serving Amazon — and, beyond that, to generate positive savings for residential customers. NIPSCO projects the arrangement will produce approximately $1 billion in savings for its ratepayers over the life of the agreement, reflected as a credit on residential electric bills of approximately $7 per month.
Richland Parish, LA: How Meta Accidentally Doubled a Town’s Income
This source examines the profound economic impact of Meta's massive data center construction on a rural community in Richland Parish, Louisiana. By investing heavily in physical infrastructure, the tech giant inadvertently triggered a local tax windfall that resulted [...]
Fairfax County, Virginia: The Compliance Framework
Fairfax County, Virginia, adopted on September 10, 2024 what is widely regarded as the most comprehensive data center noise and siting ordinance in the United States. It was developed after months of contentious public hearings, [...]
Immersion & Liquid Cooling: The Near-Silent Data Center
The fundamental source of data center community noise complaints is air movement: the high-speed fans required to push large volumes of air through server racks and exhaust heat to the exterior. These fans are noisy [...]