News report: Project Spring (Sand Springs)

Oklahoma Public Media Exchange reported Osage tribal officials' questions about water and consultation for Google's proposed Project Spring in Sand Springs. An October follow-up reported that a separate tribal-approval bill did not become law. These are outlet accounts; that legislative outcome does not establish project approval or resolution of the water questions.

Record status: unknown. The present mineral-lease and project disposition and outcome of the documented water questions are unknown in this bounded review. OPMX reported that a separate approval-authority bill did not become law. That report is not a verified project approval, denial, final lease decision or resolution of every concern.

Event date: Not established

Source publication date: October 16, 2026

Disposition date: Not established

Concern sources checked: October 18, 2026

The reports describe several interviews, council discussions and legislative actions without one independently inspected exact concern-event day for this item. Event date remains unknown; neither an interview nor a source-check day is substituted. The original OPMX follow-up was published October 16, 2026; its earlier water and consultation report was published June 25. The project page displays a January 14 update, but its exact first publication date is unknown.

Raised or recorded by Oklahoma Public Media Exchange.

Company-published statement

White Rose Partners stated on the Project Spring page that initial phases would use non-evaporative cooling and that later water decisions would be coordinated with Sand Springs. These are developer plans, not measured water use, permanent whole-campus commitments or verified approvals.

The original developer page explicitly identifies the same Sand Springs proposal. Its plans relate to the reported water questions, but it is not a verified Google-authored statement or an express answer to the later tribal bill. First publication date is unknown.

Response publication date: Not established

Response sources checked: October 18, 2026

Counts describe attributed documentation, not harm or severity. Allegations, procedural outcomes and published replies retain their separate scope.

News report: Project Atlas at Coweta

Tulsa Flyer reported water and electricity concerns about Coweta's Project Atlas and Beale Infrastructure's March 30, 2026 announcement that it was withdrawing the proposal. The report attributes the withdrawal to company statements and a city account. It does not establish measured environmental conditions or that every underlying concern was resolved.

Record status: withdrawn. Tulsa Flyer reported that Beale announced withdrawal of the Coweta proposal on March 30, 2026, with the city separately acknowledging notification that day. Withdrawn applies only to that reported proposal; it is not a water-quality finding, resolution of every concern or a permanent ban on future projects.

Event date: March 30, 2026

Source publication date: March 30, 2026

Disposition date: March 30, 2026

Concern sources checked: October 18, 2026

The March 30, 2026 original report records the company withdrawal announcement and the city's same-day account of notification. This is a reported announcement date, not an independently inspected signed zoning-withdrawal instrument. The original Tulsa Flyer report displays March 30, 2026 publication and same-day update. That is outlet publication, not a separately verified company-original statement publication day.

Raised or recorded by Tulsa Flyer.

Company statement reported by an outlet

Beale Infrastructure stated, according to Tulsa Flyer, that it was withdrawing its Coweta proposal while continuing other Oklahoma investments. The statement does not give a specific reason or establish an environmental outcome.

The original report quotes Beale about this same Coweta proposal. This is a news-quoted statement, not an independently inspected company-original release or signed withdrawal instrument. March 30 is the outlet publication date.

Response publication date: March 30, 2026