Developers Propose Holt Data Center

Officials propose a ten billion dollar data center near Lansing, launching a six month community engagement process to address local concerns and shape the project framework.

Economic development officials want to build a data center on a 423-acre site south of Lansing, in Holt and Delhi Township, where a data center moratorium currently is in place. Developers say they want to take time to engage with the community while the moratorium stays in place over the next six months.

Economic development officials are planning a more than $10 billion data center on a 423-acre site south of Lansing, launching a six-month community engagement process to secure local buy-in. The project comes amid a groundswell of opposition to artificial intelligence-driven infrastructure across the United States. Developers have no set end user in mind for the parcel in Holt and Delhi Township.