Monarch Data Center – Bldg 1

150 Penrose Ln, Yerington, NV, 89447, US

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Metro: Fallon, NV, US Country: United States Region: North America

Power capacity
150 MW

Lyon County commissioners voted 3-1 on 6 August 2026 to rezone 505 acres at 150 and 155 Penrose Lane, outside Yerington, clearing the second of the approvals Copia Power needs for the Monarch campus; the land-use designation had already moved from agriculture to specific plan on 4 December 2025. Construction approval is still outstanding, and the developer has a year from the August vote to satisfy the conditions attached to it. The master plan runs to fourteen buildings and 4.6 million sq ft, with a first phase of 150 MW across two to four buildings, on-site battery storage and a natural-gas backup system of up to 500 MW. Delivery depends on NV Energy - specifically the Walker River substation complex and the Greenlink transmission build - over a horizon Copia has framed as five to ten years. Copia Power is a Carlyle Group-backed renewables developer founded in 2021 with 750 MW of generation operating and a load pipeline above 10 GW. No data centre operator or end user has been named for the site.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Colocation space
505 acres; 14 buildings and 4.6 million sq ft planned
Power capacity
150 MW phase one, as planned

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Frequently asked questions

What has Lyon County approved so far?
A land-use change from agriculture to specific plan on 4 December 2025, and a zoning change carried 3-1 on 6 August 2026. Construction approval is a separate step still to come.
How large is the Monarch master plan?
Fourteen buildings and 4.6 million sq ft on 505 acres, with a first phase of 150 MW across two to four buildings.
Which company is developing the site?
Copia Power, through Copia Power Devco LLC - a Carlyle Group-backed renewables developer founded in 2021 that operates 750 MW of generation.
What determines the timetable?
NV Energy's Walker River substation complex and the Greenlink transmission build. Copia has framed availability over a five to ten year horizon.