Raeden appears in the Project Taurus corpus as the project-team/applicant-side name tied to public-comments responses, project statements, and power-planning material. Current repository evidence supports treating Raeden statements as applicant-attributed technical and economic assurances unless an independent official record verifies the specific claim.
- April 22, 2026 public-comments response: attributed closed-loop cooling, low daily staff/office water use, utility-cost protection, SCR/generator, and jobs claims.
- Project statement and approval materials: part of the applicant-side record for the proposed data-center reuse/modification.
- October 24, 2025 power-overview transmittal: a CSU-produced CORA email rendering shows a Raeden email sent to CSU recipients with
Garden of The Gods Power Overview and Approach - Fall 2025.docx attached.
- Raeden power overview: the CSU-returned redacted document attributes 100MW gross-power example language, possible 300MW critical / 420MW gross buildout if power exists, transformer support, and natural-gas-generation concepts to Raeden's planning representations to CSU.
- June 25 ELL/URR retrieval: searched public CSU and City Council routes support the general large-load framework but did not surface public Raeden / Project Taurus customer-specific service or special-contract records.
- Google Drive appeal package: includes a Raeden power-overview enclosure and appeal arguments about power capacity, but those materials remain restricted-source and require claim-level caution.
Raeden-attributed statements do not independently verify final operating water use, CSU contracted demand, ratepayer exposure, generator runtime, emissions compliance, job creation, natural-gas generation approval, or final appeal outcome. The June 29 CSU CORA response improves custody for the power-overview record, but CSU did not verify the user's submitted copy as complete and unaltered. Final claims still require project-specific utility, permit, monitoring, billing, native-document, or City/CSU records.