Water / capacity · checked 12 September 2026

Water / capacity

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Water / capacity · OH · OH

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Common reading; no one is quoted

Checked 12 September 2026

Treating New Albany's no-additional-capacity statement as proof that facility-level water impact is negligible.

What the evidence supports

The city says it has not needed additional water capacity because of data centers. That city page still does not provide facility-level withdrawals. Google later published company-reported 2025 campus figures for New Albany, Lancaster and Lockbourne; those remain company claims with third-party limited assurance, not municipal meter audits. Independent utility/meter records, cooling share and peak-day demand remain missing for other operators.

Still unknown

Independent utility/meter records; cooling-only share; peak-day demand; operators other than Google's company-reported 2025 campus rows.

Confidence: medium — Gov. record; Institution · 1 sources

City of New Albany data-center information → Gov. record

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Evidence details

  1. City of New Albany data-center information → Gov. record

    Exact location https://datacenters.newalbanyohio.org/

    What it supports City says it has not needed additional water capacity because of data centers. That is not facility-level metered withdrawal, consumption, discharge or peak-day demand.

    Retrieved 12 September 2026

Counterevidence

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