The developer of a $1 billion fuel-cell powered data center in New Britain, slated to begin first-phase construction this fall, has secured a state tax break worth up to $55.2 million. It’s the largest benefit of its kind ever granted under the CI-administered relief program, which dates back well over a decade. The data center would be the second phase of the project, costing an estimated $300 million, according to EIP. The $100 million first phase, to begin by early fall and wrap up next year, is the installation of 44 fuel cells manufactured by Doosan in South Windsor.
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