4-3 Consulting is pursuing a second, larger land deal in Salem Township through a new entity called 4-3 Glennbrook Group. The firm is working with approximately 194 landowners who own a combined 4,000+ acres located to the west of the original QTS parcel, north of Salem Township Boulevard (U.S. Route 11) and west of Stone Church Road. \n The potential payout to landowners is estimated at $1.2 billion, which is more than double the $580 million secured in 4-3's QTS deal. The project would require an estimated 3.5 to 4 gigawatts of electricity, necessitating construction of a new power generation plant and enhanced infrastructure, to be built at the developer's expense. According to the Times Leader, at least 80% of the total 4,000 acres will remain green space, and 39 buildings are anticipated, although this is subject to change. \n A public hearing regarding the application is expected sometime in July or August.
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Pin date 2026-06-10 matches the Times-Tribune[1] report. ERCOR's application date is not given; no completion target published.Olyphant borough, Lackawanna County, has a zoning district of about 1,000 acres where data centers are conditional uses. Triboro Commerce Park's seven-data-center plan was withdrawn in June 2026, while ERCOR Triboro, a Sansone Group company, applied to build nine data centers on about 100 acres of its land. Council's June 2026 settlement did not approve any campus, and residents are organising against the plans.
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Olyphant, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, United States
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June 10, 2026 is the report observation, not a construction start or opening day.ERCOR Triboro proposes seven data centers and a substation on about 470.6 acres in Olyphant. October 29 photographs document sitework while building approvals remain unresolved. A proposed USD 101 million community-benefits agreement accompanies a settlement scheduled for a November 5 council vote. That payment is not the campus construction budget, and the vote remains pending.
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Olyphant, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, United States
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June 10, 2026 is the dated report observation. The underlying withdrawal day is unpublished.Triboro Commerce Park proposed seven data centers in Olyphant on a property of more than 400 acres. The borough engineer confirmed that those plans had been withdrawn in a June 10, 2026 report. The actual withdrawal day is unpublished. ERCOR Triboro’s separate proposal is covered by its own pin.
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Brookville Borough, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania
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The council vote is reported by exploreClarion[1] on June 17, 2026 as taking place 'Tuesday', i.e. June 16.Brookville Borough Council unanimously approved a 180-day moratorium on data center development and on data centers using borough water. Officials said two possible projects, in Pine Creek and Rose townships, were preliminary and that no paperwork had been filed.
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Upper Mount Bethel Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania
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Earliest exact dated milestone is the July 23, 2026 validity challenge (parcel purchase is month-only, April 2026). No completion target published.[1]Slate Belt Holdings, a Talen Energy and River Pointe Logistics joint venture, proposes up to 23 data center buildings of 201,500 sq ft each on about 754 acres in Upper Mount Bethel Township, Northampton County, with a stated full capacity of 2 gigawatts. It filed a zoning validity challenge on July 23, 2026, and the township is weighing an MOU that would end the challenge in return for up to $50 million in donations. No land development plan, cost or completion target has been published.
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Newport Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
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Start is the 10 Aug 2026 zoning permit date. No construction start or completion target is published.[1]A 15-building data center campus with three gas generation facilities is proposed on about 1,386 acres of former mine land in Newport Township, Luzerne County. Township-issued zoning permits dated 10 August 2026 became public in September; developer Fit Energy announced the project on 6 October and plans on-site natural gas fuel cells. Hundreds of residents oppose it and three residents filed a Sunshine Act lawsuit, while the land sale and land development approval are still pending. The reported cost is $35 billion for the full complex.
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NextEra's release is dated Aug. 12, 2026 (PR Newswire, 4:15 PM on Finviz[4]); BIC Magazine[3] reported it on 13 August.On 12 August 2026 NextEra Energy executed definitive agreements with the US Department of Commerce and the Government of Japan to fund up to 10 GW of natural gas generation in Texas and Pennsylvania, releasing a first US$3.3 billion tranche.
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Interstate 380 north of Clifton Beach Road, Clifton and Covington townships, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, United States1778 Rich Pike LLC
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WVIA[2][3], 21 Aug 2026: "Lackawanna County Judge Mark Powell ruled on Wednesday that the township's previous ordinance to regulate data centers is void" (Wednesday = 19 Aug 2026). This is the latest status event; no construction or energization date is published and DCD says the campus could be built over a decade.1778 Rich Pike LLC proposes a 1,500 MW, roughly 1,000-acre data center campus along Interstate 380 in Clifton and Covington townships, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, with an estimated 14.25B USD-plus investment; on 19 Aug 2026 a county judge voided Clifton's data center zoning ordinance.
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Forward Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania
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Start is the 24 Aug 2026 plan submission, the first dated milestone. End is the developer's earliest mid-2029 first-phase operation, an estimate dependent on approval; Butler Eagle[3][4][6][7] gave no exact day so 30 June 2029 is an approximation of 'mid-2029'.Misty Hollow Energy and Data Campus is a proposed data center development in Forward Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania.
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DBT Jessup, Pennsylvania, USA
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The pin date of 2025-11 is not supported by any source read; the earliest dated project-specific fact is the September 4, 2026 application. No completion target is published.[1]DBT-Data Lackawanna One LLC of Bethesda, Maryland applied in September 2026 to build a single-story, 200,000-square-foot, 60-megawatt data center on a 39-acre parcel at the former TMG Health site in Jessup's Valley View Business Park, Lackawanna County. The application awaits a Jessup council hearing, and no construction start or completion date has been published. The 1,600 MW figure from a tracker import is not supported for this application.
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Confirmed township update date for executed water agreement receipt; not commercial operation.[1]East Whiteland’s October 6 update confirms receipt of Sentinel’s executed Aqua water agreement as a prerequisite for further building permits, and explicitly says no additional permits had been issued. The township’s current matrix documents the 2024 approved two-building plan, distinct from withdrawn amendments.
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The pin's date is the October 9, 2026 listing review. Sources show the real milestones: groundbreaking November 2012, first move-ins mid-January 2014, opening ceremony 2014-02-24. Pennrose[1][2] states completion in November 2013, which conflicts with the press-reported January 2014 move-ins.An LGBTQ+ affirming senior community for adults 62+, with one-bedroom apartments in Center City. A project design submission identifies 56 affordable senior homes. Operator project listing and published rent information reviewed October 9, 2026; original opening date not established. Published rents: 1 bedroom $990–$1,205.
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WHYY[3][4] (updated 8 December 2025): "expected to be built and operational by the end of 2026"; Cleanview's[2] PJM rows show 30 January 2027 and its page says September 2026.Oriden Power, a Mitsubishi Power Americas company, is developing the 20 MW Abes Run solar farm on a 92-acre site in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, under a 20-year agreement with the City of Philadelphia; no project cost has been published.
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Crawford County, Pennsylvania
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Infrasure[1] aggregator shows proposed COD December 31, 2026 (text elsewhere says September 20, 2026).Franklin Solar is a 20 MW solar project in Crawford County, Pennsylvania in the PJM queue as AF1-094, with an executed interconnection agreement and a tracker status of under construction. Proposed commercial operation is late 2026.
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William Penn Highway & Industrial Park Road Corridor, Mifflintown Area, Juniata County, PA 17059MN8 Energy
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Meta[4] 100% PPA contract execution and PJM interconnection queue establish commercial operation for December 2026.MN8 Energy is constructing the 80 MW utility-scale Walker Solar Project across rural agricultural parcels in Walker Township, Juniata County, Pennsylvania. Contracted under a 100% long-term corporate power purchase agreement with Meta to power regional cloud and AI data center operations with carbon-free electricity, the PJM-interconnected facility delivers clean energy and millions of dollars in sustained tax revenues to central Pennsylvania.
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December 2026 is the proposed completion date in EIA Form 860M (via interconnection.fyi[1]).Penn Hemlock Solar, LLC is a planned 3 MW solar PV plant in Snyder County, Pennsylvania, with a proposed completion of December 2026 per EIA-860M. Dimension Energy is listed as operator.
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19 East Hershey Building, 19, East Chocolate Avenue, Spring Creek Manor, Hershey, Derry Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, 17036, United States
Hershey
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Estimated from the year: Hershey's Q2 2026 10-Q says the AAA Initiative's costs run "from inception through 2026" and "At the conclusion of the program in 2026, ongoing annual savings are expected to be approximately $400,000" (thousands); a bare year is taken as its last day.[1]Hershey's Advancing Agility & Automation Initiative, which cut jobs and automated processes from 2024, is due to finish at the end of 2026 at a cost of $200-250 million. It is expected to leave about $400 million of annual savings.
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Route 62 & Mercer New Wilmington Road Corridor, Mercer Area, Mercer County, PA 16137
Enel Green Power
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EIA’s[2] September 2026 preliminary inventory records a forecast operation month 2027-01. The first day of January 2027 is an estimated month-only display marker, not an exact opening day. The forecast does not prove physical completion and can change in later monthly inventories.EIA’s September 2026 preliminary inventory identifies MC Solar, plant 68930, in Mercer County, PA, with 50 MW electrical generation nameplate. The listed stage is (U) Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete. Operation is forecast for 2027-01; this is a preliminary survey estimate, not an achieved opening or capacity commitment.
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2027 power date is the April 2025 announced schedule; no 2026 confirmation of construction start was found.[1]Homer City Redevelopment and Kiewit announced in April 2025 a gas-powered data center campus of more than 3,200 acres on the former Homer City coal plant site in Indiana County, with up to 4.5 GW of power. Construction was expected to start in 2025 with power by 2027.
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Commercial operation projected for August 2027 per PJM Interconnection generation interconnection agreement and Luzerne County[1] land development approval.The Hazleton Battery Energy Storage Facility is a 100 MW / 400 MWh 4-hour utility-scale battery storage installation located on redeveloped industrial acreage near Hazleton in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. Developed by Talen Energy and interconnecting into PPL Electric Utilities' transmission network within PJM Interconnection, the facility provides rapid frequency regulation, capacity reserves, and peak load relief across eastern Pennsylvania.
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Estimated: Firefly Solar PA EIA plant 67984 reporting point, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania; approximate project contextVesper Energy Development LLC
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December 1 is a month-only placeholder for EIA’s[1] December 2027 proposal, not a firm COD; current interconnection rights need verification.EIA’s August 2026 inventory lists Vesper Energy Development LLC’s Firefly Solar PA as 401.6 MW in Lawrence County, targeting December 2027 with regulatory approvals pending and not under construction. PJM’s older legal report documents a disputed interconnection suspension.
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Clearfield County Planning Commission filings and PJM Interconnection queue schedule commercial operation for December 2027.[1]Swift Current Energy is developing the 250 MWac Moonlight Flats Solar Project across 2,500 acres of reclaimed surface coal mine land in Covington and Karthaus Townships, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. Reviewed by the Clearfield County Planning Commission and permitted under Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Chapter 105 water obstruction guidelines, the utility-scale solar complex connects directly to PJM transmission lines, repurposing brownfield coal mining terrain for regional clean energy generation.
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Homer City Generating Station, Center Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, United StatesHomer City Redevelopment
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Estimated: Homer City Redevelopment's Robin Gorman, 2026: the project is "on track to begin with our goal of producing first power by late 2027 or early 2028" (Indiana Gazette[4]); the pin takes 31 December 2027, the middle of that window, and the April 2025 announcement had said power by 2027 (NS Energy).Homer City Redevelopment is building a 4.5 GW natural gas power complex for data centers on the site of the former coal station in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, with seven GE Vernova turbines and a goal of first power by late 2027 or early 2028; the initial investment is above $10 billion.
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Foote Mineral Co. Superfund site, off Swedesford Road at Valley Creek Boulevard / 13 S. Bacton Hill Road, East Whiteland Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaSentinel Data Centers
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Planned Chester County data center campus target commercial operation matching Round 17 pin (2027-12-31).[1]Sentinel Data Centers and Green Fig's 1.5 million sq ft, two-building data center on the former Foote Mineral Superfund site in East Whiteland, Pennsylvania began site work in June 2026 and got a second stop-work order on 26 August 2026 over water supply; MW is a 150-300 MW range (150 MW utility power marketed in 2022, 300 MW Cleanview) and no cost is published.
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Shippingport Industrial Park, Shippingport, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, United StatesAligned Data Centers
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Aligned broke ground on 17 September 2026 (Baxtel[2]) but has not stated an in-service date; Baxtel lists a planned 2028 year, so 2028 is an estimate.Aligned Data Centers broke ground in September 2026 on Project Phoenix, a three-facility 2 GW data center campus in Shippingport, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, with about 10B USD of regional investment and dedicated on-site power.
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Keel's own remarks, as reported by exploreClarion[1][2] in June 2026, put the earliest additional power at this scale around 2028; no filed schedule exists.Keel Infrastructure, formerly Bitfarms, is exploring an AI data center campus at the Scrubgrass power plant site near Kennerdell in Venango County. It has completed conceptual FirstEnergy load studies at 250, 500 and 750 MW, with the site listed at up to 1.3 GW potential. As of August 2026 a county commissioner said nothing had been filed with the planning department.
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January 1, 2028 remains explicitly an unverified legacy estimated marker: the operator release gives no commercial-operation date. Groundbreaking is not full campus completion.[1]Aligned’s September 10, 2026 groundbreaking announcement describes a 2 GW campus across three facilities in Shippingport. Its $10 billion figure is estimated regional economic investment, not a disclosed construction budget for the former 264 MW tracker scope.
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The Glassworks Data Campus is a conceptual data center plan on about 100 acres in Clarion Borough, backed by the Miles family of companies. Marketing materials cite immediate access to 100 MW of grid power and up to 700 MW with on-site generation. County officials said in January 2026 that no formal proposal had been filed and the concept depends on securing a tenant.
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Date is the PJM queue proposed in-service of December 31, 2028 per interconnection.fyi[1].Poseidon Storage is an 80 MW battery project in the PJM queue (AH1-249) in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, with Poseidon Energy, LLC as interconnecting entity. It entered the queue in September 2021 with a proposed in-service of December 31, 2028.
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CNX Resources owns the 1,500-acre Zediker Station site, zoned industrial and marketed for data center use. Its 400 buildable acres could support 500 to 700 MW. No tenant or construction date has been announced.
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