DataOne fined $1.07M for operating 62 unpermitted generators at New Jersey data center
New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection slapped DataOne with a $1.07 million fine for running 62 natural gas generators without

New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection slapped DataOne with a $1.07 million fine for running 62 natural gas generators without permits at its massive Vineland data center site. The penalty, assessed on September 22, marks the largest enforcement action against a data center in the state’s history.
The generators in question: 62 Caterpillar G3516H engines, each rated at 1,982 kW, producing roughly 123 MW of combined capacity. Under New Jersey regulation, any generator rated at 37 kW or above requires preconstruction permits and operating certificates.
First reported by Crypto Briefing.
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