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Sacramento Weighs Link Logistics Data…

Coverage from CapRadio, Sacramento Bee, and others

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Link Logistics is exploring a data center exceeding 50 megawatts in southeastern Sacramento and has discussed power, grid upgrades and feasibility with SMUD. The project has not received a city application and would require zoning changes, entitlements and environmental review because Sacramento’s current code does not permit data centers. City officials, residents and environmental advocates are weighing potential economic and reliability benefits against concerns about energy and water use, pollution, noise, infrastructure costs and environmental justice.

First Article: 09/19/26

Latest Article: 09/19/26

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09-18-2026
CapRadio / Riley Palmer
Sacramento officials are reviewing Link Logistics' proposed large-scale data center in southeastern Sacramento as residents, advocates, and policymakers debate power, water, pollution, and ratepayer impacts.
09-17-2026
Sacramento Bee / Annika Merrilees
Sacramento city officials are studying zoning and impact policies for potential data centers in Sacramento after Link Logistics discussed a large-load project with the municipal utility district.
09-15-2026
Abridged / Felicia Alvarez
Link Logistics is pursuing a potential 50-megawatt data center in southeastern Sacramento, where SMUD and city officials are evaluating grid upgrades, approvals, and environmental review.