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NorthPoint Development of Kansas City plans Project Hazelnut, a 15-building hyperscale data center on a roughly 1,250-acre former mine site in Hazle Township, using enough power for 90,000 homes and cooled with sewer water. The project, part of Pennsylvania’s Fast Track program, is projected to create 900 permanent jobs but faces public opposition over power-line and tax-break issues. NorthPoint has already built a 1-million-square-foot warehouse nearby and now owns over 1,500 acres in the area. As of mid-November, the Hazle Township Board of Supervisors unanimously rejected the land application that would have enabled the project's construction. Developers still have have ability to appeal within 30 days, hence this proposal has been marked as rejected.

Amazon Web Services’ $11 billion New Carlisle, Indiana hyperscale campus is the primary site of Project Rainier, an AI compute cluster built for Anthropic featuring over 500,000 AWS Trainium2 chips (~1.24 million H100-equivalents) and scaling toward 2,200 MW across 1,200 acres.

Project Hummingbird is a 910 MW hyperscale data center development on 600 acres in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania with up to 18 million gallons per day (18 MGD) in tracked cooling water demand from the Susquehanna River basin.

Wildcat Ridge is a proposed 1,600 MW hyperscale AI data center campus across 1,355 acres in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania featuring 14 data center buildings and 588 permitted emergency backup diesel generators.