Project Jade – Building 2

Terry Ranch Rd & CanAm Hwy, Cheyenne, WY, 82007, US

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Metro: Cheyenne, WY, US Country: United States Region: North America

Colocation space
800,000
sq ft
Power capacity
2,700 MW

Five data centre buildings of up to 800,000 sq ft each are planned in the Switchgrass Industrial Park, along Highway 85 south of Cheyenne, on a site of more than 1,200 acres. Laramie County commissioners approved the scheme unanimously on 6 January 2026 and dirt work has started; no vertical construction has begun. Tallgrass Energy develops it and deals directly with the end customer, a data centre operator it has not named. Power is the long pole. Tallgrass is putting about $7bn into its own generation on the site - the Cheyenne Power Hub and BFC Power, natural-gas turbines alongside fuel-cell systems - while Black Hills Energy has filed a substation CPCN, agreed in April 2026 to procure long-lead generation equipment for the customer, taken more than $200 million in refundable contributions in aid of construction, and will serve the load under Wyoming's large-load tariff. Capacity put to the county runs to 2.7 GW, up from the 1.8 GW announced in August 2025, with headroom described to 10 GW. Cooling is closed-loop, drawing about as much water a year as three households. First generation is expected in 2027 and service to the customer in early 2028.

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Colocation space
Five buildings of up to 800,000 sq ft each, as planned
Power capacity
2,700 MW (2.7 GW) approved; 1,800 MW announced August 2025; described as scalable to 10 GW

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Frequently asked questions

Who is developing Project Jade?
Tallgrass Energy, working directly with the end customer. Crusoe, which had been constructing the buildings, left the project around April 2026.
How much capacity has Laramie County approved at Project Jade?
2.7 GW, up from the 1.8 GW announced in August 2025, with the site described to commissioners as able to scale to 10 GW.
How will the Cheyenne site be powered?
Chiefly from Tallgrass's own on-site generation - the Cheyenne Power Hub and BFC Power, gas turbines with fuel-cell systems, about $7bn of investment - with Black Hills Energy supplying a substation under Wyoming's large-load tariff.
How much water will Project Jade use?
The cooling is closed-loop: an initial fill equivalent to about 20 households of annual use, then roughly three households a year, drawn from aquifers below those serving Cheyenne residents.
When is Project Jade due to serve its customer?
The first generation phase is expected to run in 2027, with service to the data centre client targeted for early 2028.