News

Public coverage of the Uintah Basin Data Center project.

This page tracks official records, company announcements and public reporting. Each entry identifies its source type and event date. Older featured coverage appears below recent updates. Some sources are linked with research notes rather than archived originals.

UpdatedSeptember 7, 2026
County process · approved minutes

County approves appeal-procedure ordinance

Approved minutes record a unanimous vote approving Ordinance 26-432 as amended. This countywide procedural action does not by itself change the April project decisions. The final amended text and effective date remain to be reviewed.

Approved minutes, page 2 · posted August 31
Company announcement · nonbinding proposal

Proposed development investment in Energence Utah

In an August 11 company announcement, Senmiao described a nonbinding proposal for a staged $5 million development investment in Energence Utah. It identified Energence Power as sponsor/managing member and Elio Energy Development as a development-services provider. Definitive agreements and closing conditions remain outstanding in the reviewed evidence; financing completion and construction have not been verified.

Source: August 11 issuer announcement
Featured — cited this site by name
ABC4 Utah

Tracking where AI data centers are being built in Utah: Interactive map

ABC4 Utah's statewide interactive tracker of AI data-center projects — Box Elder, West Jordan, Provo, Eagle Mountain, Nephi, Santaquin, Duchesne County, Delta, and Iron County. The Duchesne County section describes the Nine Mile Data Center / Uinta Basin Data Center (Energence Utah LLC) and cites uintahbasindatacenter.com by name as its source for the project's job and tax-revenue figures. Reported by Abigail Jones; also syndicated by AOL and Yahoo News.

Read at ABC4 Utah
PoweredByWho

Nine Mile Data Center — project dossier

An independent project dossier tracking the Nine Mile Data Center. Lists the permit as approved, the developer as Nine Mile Data LLC, and roughly 475 acres near Myton, alongside the tracker's notes on the broader data-center policy landscape.

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What's missing

Coverage here is incomplete and limited to what could be retrieved and archived. Outlets known or likely to have covered or referenced the project but not yet archived include the Uintah Basin Standard, Salt Lake Tribune, Deseret News, KSL, Fox 13 Salt Lake, Vernal Express, Datacenter Dynamics, and Utility Dive.

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