Pins matching company:"Cloverleaf Infrastructure"

Houston developer Cloverleaf Infrastructure asked Ameren for 500 MW for a Troy, Illinois data center campus on farmland off Formosa Road, but on 17 February 2026 Mayor Dave Nonn said no council member supports it and asked for a six-month moratorium; no application was filed and no cost has been published.

Houston-based Cloverleaf Infrastructure is preparing about 800 acres in Lowndes County, Alabama for Project Red Clay, a hyperscale campus of over 3 million square feet that has requested 1,500 MW from Alabama Power; reports put the cost at 1 billion USD (1819 News) to 1.5 billion USD (American Prospect) and residents oppose it.

Boutique eco-glamping sanctuary perched high in the jungle canopy overlooking Marimegmeg Beach and the dramatic karst limestone islands of Bacuit Bay.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure's Project Open Sky, a 633-acre campus of six data center buildings north of Piedmont, Oklahoma, needing about 1.4 GW of electrical capacity for a 1 GW cloud campus (Cleanview lists 800 MW), had its annexation and rezoning vote postponed for the fifth time on 28 September 2026; no total project cost has been published.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 1 at the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. The advanced compute facility provides 240 MW of critical IT load across 400,000 square feet, connected to Evergy high-voltage transmission and engineered for low water consumption and scalable AI cluster deployments.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 2 within the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. Delivering 240 MW of mission-critical power capacity, the building incorporates dedicated high-voltage utility substation interconnects and water-free cooling systems to support enterprise AI and cloud infrastructure.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 3 within the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. Supplying 240 MW of critical power capacity, Building 3 incorporates dedicated utility transmission interconnects and modular electrical infrastructure engineered for accelerated artificial intelligence cluster rollouts.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure is pursuing a 1,000-acre, 600-1,200 MW hyperscale data center campus near Tonganoxie in Leavenworth County, Kansas, withdrawing on-site gas power in September 2026 while advancing county PUD rezoning.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 4 within the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. Supplying 240 MW of mission-critical compute capacity, Building 4 features redundant utility feeds from Evergy and advanced liquid cooling topologies tailored for high-density AI acceleration clusters.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure and Wolf DCD Properties are developing Project Bluestem, a 1.5B USD, 240 MW clean-powered hyperscale data center campus across 430 acres in Leavenworth County, Kansas.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 5 within the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. Supplying 240 MW of critical power capacity, the facility integrates dedicated high-voltage utility distribution from Evergy and scalable power topologies for enterprise cloud and AI infrastructure.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 6 within the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. Supplying 240 MW of computational power capacity, the facility integrates dedicated high-voltage utility distribution from Evergy and scalable power topologies for enterprise cloud and AI infrastructure.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 7 within the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. Supplying 240 MW of critical power capacity, the facility integrates dedicated high-voltage utility distribution from Evergy and scalable power topologies for enterprise cloud and AI infrastructure.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 8 within the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. Supplying 240 MW of critical power capacity, the facility integrates dedicated high-voltage utility distribution from Evergy and scalable power topologies for enterprise cloud and AI infrastructure.