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Category: Brighton Data Centers

  • Part 6: SO Angry!

    So Angry! I’m now officially alarmed.  This is a continuing discussion (part 6) on data centers possibly coming to Brighton. You can find previous articles here: I’ve explained the history of how these data center concerns came out, and a lot about electricity related to data centers and AI.  I haven’t gotten to water, sustainability,…

  • Part 5: Getting into the Weeds of Local Electricity Acquisition (Electricity Part 3)

    Part 5: Getting into the Weeds of Local Electricity Acquisition (Electricity Part 3) This is a continuing discussion (part 5) on data centers possibly coming to Brighton, and part 3 of talking about electricity/power. You can find previous articles here: After Jordan and I spoke with the CEO of United Power, I walked away with…

  • Part 4: Data Centers in Brighton: Electricity (Part 2).

    Data Centers in Brighton: Electricity, Part 2 This is a continuing discussion (part 4) on data centers possibly coming to Brighton, and part 2 of talking about electricity/power. You can find previous articles here: If you read the last article on electricity, you will remember that when we talk about our homes, we talk about…

  • Part 3: Data Centers in Brighton: Your Home Electricity

    Data Centers in Brighton: Your Home Electricity There are a lot of opinions regarding electricity and data centers. I am not going to pretend to be an expert, but I will say I suspect I know more than most, as we’ve had home solar panels for 11 years. I happen to pay very close attention…

  • History of the Brighton Data Center Issue

    History of the Brighton Data Center Issue Hello all! My name is Lori, and I (along with a wonderful team) lead Indivisible Bridge to Brighton. You have likely seen us around town, holding protests in various places on various issues. We’ve recently met with and joined forces with a group called the DSA, Democratic Socialists…

  • What Do You Know About Data Centers?

    Data Centers and Jobs. First Follow-Up to our 8/18/26 City Council Meeting in Brighton This is going to be a series of articles on why we don’t want data centers in our community, but the argument from the other side is going to be why we do need them. So, here is some background information…