Harmony agrees to 55 MW cap for data-center projects; hyperscale facilities remain prohibited
The joint planning session reaffirmed that hyperscale data centers (those over 99 MW) will not be allowed and set a new maximum project size of 55 megawatts to reflect infrastructure capacity and preserve local control over future expansions.
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Members of Harmony's joint planning bodies reaffirmed that hyperscale data centers (defined in prior discussions as those exceeding 99 megawatts) would not be permitted, and they agreed to a maximum project-size cap of 55 megawatts.
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