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Investigative reporter for the @tennessean. Formerly @longbeachpost and @ocregister. Send tips: kpuente@tennessean.com
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From Nashville to Mammoth Cave, the data center boom hits courts

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By Kelly Puente Verified
| The Jackson Sun Verified
The data center boom is facing a growing number of legal roadblocks with battles heating up in Tennessee and Kentucky Sept. 3, 2026, 5:03 a.m. CT The battle over the rapidly expanding data center industry is increasingly moving from packed city council chambers and into courtrooms. In Nashville, data center developer DC BLOX is suing the city after officials temporarily halted a project next to the Nashville Zoo.
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From Nashville to Mammoth Cave, the data center boom hits courts

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By Kelly Puente Verified
| The Commercial Appeal Verified
The battle over the rapidly expanding data center industry is increasingly moving from packed city council chambers and into courtrooms. In Nashville, data center developer DC BLOX is suing the city after officials temporarily halted a project next to the Nashville Zoo.
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Nashville plans for new data center rates. What it means for your bill

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By Kelly Puente Verified
| MSN Verified
Nashville Electric Service approved a series of measures on Aug. 26 aimed at making data centers bear the costs of connecting to the electric grid as the utility sees a growing number of requests from the power-hungry facilities.
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