Independence City Council Approves Nebius Data Center Power Plan
The Independence City Council has approved Nebius' plan to acquire electricity for a 2 million-square-foot data center set to open in the fall, which will include a new power plant funded by Nebius without affecting residents' electric bills. Residents have expressed concerns about potential noise and environmental issues, while a city council vote in March will consider tax breaks for Nebius during the three-year construction period, with tax revenue expected to start in 2028.
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The Independence City Council approved Nebius' plan to purchase electricity for a 2 million-square-foot data center in eastern Independence, set to open in fall. The project will include a new power plant, funded by Nebius, which will not impact residents' electric bills.
Concerns about noise and environmental issues have been raised by residents. A city council vote in March will consider property and sales tax breaks for Nebius during construction, expected to last three years, with tax revenue projected to begin in 2028.
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