Create Jobs In Newark

Delaware needs to look at the facts of this proposed project. We need to draw more jobs and make the technology sector a staple of our economy like the credit card industry we once enjoyed. This is a LEED certified facilitiy which will ensure the most efficient and sustainable design. Delaware has a great opportuntity with this proposal, let not blow it and give it to another state.

This is a win win situation all the way,Building boilers is what we do Boilermakers Local Lodge 13 Philadelphia Pa.

Anyone with the engineering intelligence to design a natural gas-fired power plant that passes muster in today's "environmentally responsible" landscape has my admiration. I like the benefit the City will receive, and I like the posture the City is taking towards Newark's future. Welcome to Newark, TDC.

I live less than .1 miles away from the proposed site. We desperately need the jobs, tax revenue, and for the NRAPPs to go away.

I am all for this project, and think that our local economy could really use it also

Everyone should on board for anything that creates new jobs and opportunities for the community. This is a no-brainer and needs to happen!

I support the data center project. It will not only help bring more jobs but more strategic technology offerings to the residents and businesses in Delaware.

Absolutely support the Data Center. Working in data centers for nearly 20 years I can see the technological advances this has to offer and how it could change data centers in the future. We need to have this groundbreaking design in our town first! I'm boggled how people had not problem with the pollution from Chrysler all those years but are complaining about this design which is far cleaner and efficient than any car plant.

I am absolutely in favor of this project which will potentially create immediate and long term jobs for Delaware residents.

Yes, I most definitely support the Newark Data Center. I need a job. Recently laid off from my IT position aft 30 years of service, but I am not at the age for retirement.

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This is so good for our state, for Newark and good for business in general on so many levels! The only constant is change. Let's move forward.