Goodman Group cancels plans to build a data centre in Sydney due to local opposition
According to CNA Business, Goodman Group has abandoned plans to build a A$1.2 billion, 90-megawatt data centre in Sydney’s Lane Cove, withdrawing the development application after local opposition and a lack of a social licence. The project would have been located about 20 metres from nearby homes, and the decision follows scrutiny of data centre environmental impact and community feedback.
Key facts
- 01Goodman Group withdrew the development application for a data centre project in Lane Cove, Sydney
- 02The project was valued at A$1.2 billion and sized at 90 megawatts
- 03The data centre would have been located about 20 metres from homes in Lane Cove
- 04The withdrawal occurred as opposition and scrutiny over environmental impact and social licence intensified
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