Pins matching tag:Wyoming

A planned affordable and workforce housing neighborhood on a 5.15-acre site, developed with Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority. Proposed income and local-work requirements vary by housing program. Property information reviewed October 10, 2026. In the planning phase only: no completion date has been announced.

Vantage Data Centers' Project Latigo is a 480 MW initial-IT-capacity campus (Cleanview lists 624 MW) on about 1,800 acres along Terry Ranch Road, 12 miles south of Cheyenne, Wyoming; Laramie County commissioners rezoned the land in early September 2026 and Vantage cites 4.8B USD or more initially and up to 20B USD at full build.

Prometheus Hyperscale's Natrona County campus on the Falls Ranch southeast of Casper is planned at 1,250 MW (2026 county presentation) to 1,500 MW (October 2025 announcement), self-powered by on-site natural gas, with a reported 16B USD estimate and no timeline or tenant.

Related Digital lists a 115-acre Cheyenne campus with up to 420 MW capacity and an initial 88 MW critical-IT building for CoreWeave. The published $1.2 billion investment applies to the first phase, not the entire campus.

The Platte Solar Center is a 160 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located in the Laramie Plains near Rock River and Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming. Spanning approximately 1,400 acres of high plains rangeland, the project connects to PacifiCorp / Rocky Mountain Power's 230 kV high-voltage regional transmission network, harnessing Wyoming's high-elevation solar resources to supply clean power across the Intermountain West.

Black Hills’ October 6, 2026 agreements describe 2.7 GW of resources including reserve margins, with Google taking service in late 2027 and reaching peak load in 2030. This is not 2.7 GW of verified IT load or a disclosed $17B campus budget.

The Goshen Solar Project is a 163 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located across agricultural pastureland near Torrington in Goshen County, Wyoming. Interconnecting to the regional transmission network operated by Black Hills Energy, the facility enhances local electrical reliability and delivers clean, low-cost solar electricity to agricultural communities and regional cooperatives along the North Platte River basin.

The Cowboy Solar II Project is a 365 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Carpenter in southeastern Laramie County, Wyoming. Developed by Enbridge, the project represents the second phase of the landmark 765 MW Cowboy Solar development, feeding carbon-free electricity into the regional grid to meet the accelerating load requirements of hyperscale data centers and commercial customers across the Front Range.

Enbridge announced on 19 May 2026 that it will invest about US$1.2 billion in Phase 1 of the Cowboy Project near Cheyenne, Wyoming: 365 MW of solar and a 200 MW / 1,600 MWh Tesla battery, with power delivered to Meta data centers through Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power by the end of 2027.

The Dutchman Solar Project is a 499 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across arid rangeland near Douglas in Converse County, Wyoming. Developed by BrightNight in joint venture with Cordelio Power, the project feeds zero-carbon renewable energy into PacifiCorp's Rocky Mountain Power system under the Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC) framework, repurposing legacy energy infrastructure land in the Powder River Basin.

The Albany County Solar Project is a 150 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across high-plains rangeland in Albany County, Wyoming. Interconnecting into Rocky Mountain Power’s 230 kV regional transmission network, the project harnesses southern Wyoming’s high solar resource and cool operating temperatures to deliver cost-effective renewable electricity across the Western Interconnection (WECC).

BrightNight's proposed US$500 million, 499 MW Dutchman solar-plus-battery farm on about 4,700 acres near Glenrock, Wyoming, holds state siting approval but has slipped from a July 2026 start to construction in late 2027 and completion around 2029 because it has no buyer or interconnection plan.

Prometheus’s June 2026 announcement gives its 506-acre Evanston campus 1.25 GW initial capacity and a path to 5 GW. A separate August power-facility recommendation was not final approval; the prior 250 MW / $2B tracker scope is superseded.

Google, through its subsidiary Jupiter Star Holdings, is behind Project Tembo (formerly Project Jade), a 2.7 GW (2,700 MW) data-center campus on 716 acres in Switchgrass Industrial Park south of Cheyenne, Wyoming, planned for completion in 2031; no cost has been published.