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Green Data Centers proposed a 2,000 MW data center on about 10,000 acres of New Mexico Tech land near Socorro, New Mexico, paired with a 10 GW solar farm; the university declined to proceed on 2 June 2026 and Socorro County adopted a one-year moratorium on 9 June 2026. No cost was published.

Viridian Acquisitions' proposed 800 MW hyperscale data center on the former General Motors and JATCO sites in Janesville, Wisconsin, with over 8B USD of investment claimed by the developer, ended when the city let its letter of intent expire on 22 June 2026.

Dominion Energy's 600 MW Bellflower Solar in Brunswick County, Virginia, approved by the county in July 2025, was terminated by Dominion in mid-2026 and supervisors began revoking its conditional use permit; no project cost has been published.

Stillwater Development proposed up to 15 data center buildings (about 3.47 million sq ft, 1,250 MW grid connection, up to 13B USD) on 400 acres at 11760 Panhandle Road in Lovejoy, Clayton County, Georgia, then withdrew the application on 6 August 2026 to pursue housing.

Flatiron Energy's 140-141.6 MW (filing 140 MW, ISO-NE queue 141.6 MW) Treebeard battery on about 10 acres off Aspetuck Ridge Road in New Milford, Litchfield County, Connecticut, was paused in January 2026 and, per an August 2026 report, no longer being pursued; no cost has been published.

EIA-860M lists a 302.9 MW battery with the 609 MW Banita Creek-Spindlepop solar plant near Lake Nacogdoches, Texas, but new owner Parliament Energy said in February 2026 that Banita Creek is being designed solar-only and Middlebrook is dropped; no cost has been published.

NE Edge's proposed two-building, nuclear-powered data center at Dominion's Millstone site in Waterford, Connecticut (about 300 MW, 1.5 million sq ft) ended in March 2026 when its 30-year, 231 million USD host-fee agreement with the town defaulted; no project cost has been published.

RWE proposed the 400M USD, 300 MW Fourth Quarter Battery Energy Storage System across 40 acres at the retired Dickerson Generating Station brownfield in Montgomery County, Maryland, interconnected via Pepco transmission lines.