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New Jersey AI data-center project faces generator permit allegations

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A partly completed DataOne data-center project in Vineland, New Jersey, is alleged to have operated dozens of gas-powered generators without permits, according to an investigation cited by Engadget. Thermal drone footage reportedly showed at least 45 of 62 generators running. A New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection spokesperson said the agency had issued no generator permits and had no applications under review, while adding that a full compliance determination remains pending. DataOne said it remains committed to applicable environmental and permitting requirements.
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