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Pennsylvania data center updates

Dated facility and project events and DataCenterData evidence updates for Pennsylvania. Not a complete record of activity in Pennsylvania.

Three different things, kept apart. Facility and project events happened in the world on the date the source gives. Evidence updates are DataCenterData publishing records; they are not events at a facility. Corrections to what DataCenterData published live in the corrections history, the corrections authority.

Facility and project events

  1. Air permit application receivedOfficial recordPennsylvania

    Air permit application received in April 2026: Amazon Falls Township Data Center Project (Falls Township, PA) — state environmental agency release dated 13 July 2026

    The Pennsylvania DEP states that in April 2026 Amazon submitted an air quality plan approval application (Minor New Source Plan Approval Application No. 09-0261A) for 280 natural gas-fired generator engines and three diesel-fired emergency generator engines for the Amazon data center at the Keystone Trade Center in Falls Township.

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    Record: Amazon Falls Township Data Center ProjectSource: DEP to Host Community Meeting on Proposed Air Quality Permit for Amazon Data Center in Falls Township, Bucks CountyArchived copy

Evidence updates

  1. Evidence updateDataCenterData publicationPennsylvania

    Evidence record published: Amazon Falls Township Data Center Project (Falls Township, PA)

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