Pins matching date:2025-06-01

A data center is planned for colocation with New Fortress Energy's Wyalusing Energy Center, an upcoming natural gas power facility with eight simple cycle turbines that could generate up to 248 MW. This facility will be located somewhere on a 335-acre site in Wyalusing Township, owned by New Fortress Energy/Klondike, which offers over 150 developable acres. Notably, this project operates under a unique architecture: the natural gas power facility will not be connected to the regional PJM electric grid, but will instead directly power on-site data center operations.

Imperial Land Corporation's Fort Cherry Development District is an 875-acre industrial park in Robinson Township, Washington County, on reclaimed strip mine land. In April 2025 Liberty Energy, Imperial Land and Range Resources announced a gas power alliance to serve data centers there, with modular 25-MW blocks that could reach 1 GW. No data center tenant, MW capacity or completion date is published, and current construction is industrial and logistics.

Five 9s Digital is marketing a 86-acre former steel mill site designed for a large-scale, natural gas–powered data center campus with up to 496 MW of power and dedicated substations. The site is pre-approved for behind-the-meter natural gas, supports an initial 250,000 SF data center expandable to 500,000 SF+, and allows further expansion across the property.

KRNL Data Centers of New York City has been linked to a proposed data center of four long buildings on conservation-zoned land in New Castle Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, on the border with Frackville near Interstate 81. KRNL Frackville LLC bought two parcels for $600,000 in September 2025, but no formal application has been filed. Frackville and West Mahanoy Township oppose it, and on May 5, 2026 New Castle supervisors adopted data center zoning rules that make the use conditional in a new Highway Industrial district.