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Lyon County commissioners have approved a rezoning request for the "Monarch Data Center" in Nevada, changing the 505-acre site’s designation from Agriculture to Specific Plan.
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Copia Power is a U.S. developer of power and digital assets, focusing on gigawatt-scale campuses that include solar, energy storage, thermal and digital grid-connected projects Copia Power is backed by Carlyle, one of the world’s largest global investment firms.
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