Summit Ridge Data Center

within 55 min south of SLC, Santaquin, UT, 84655, US

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Metro: Nephi, UT, US Country: United States Region: North America

Power capacity
20 MW

An off-grid data centre is approved but unbuilt at 15372 S Ridge Farms Road in Santaquin, Utah, roughly 60 miles south of Salt Lake City. The developer is the Data Center Power Company, which builds islanded sites generating their own electricity behind the meter; every megawatt here is to come from natural gas engines on the site, so Rocky Mountain Power is not the serving utility and no grid interconnection is in play. The scheme is rated at more than 20 MW and cooled by a closed loop. Santaquin approved it in 2024 and its Development Review Committee cleared the site plan on 8 July with conditions covering fire-flow and pressure upgrades to the water system, plus an exception allowing a 40-foot drive approach. Eleven public meetings have been held, the most recent on 6 January 2026, and no construction start date has been set.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Power capacity
More than 20 MW, generated on site by natural gas engines

Power & cooling

Cooling
Closed-loop cooling

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Frequently asked questions

How will the Santaquin campus be powered?
By natural gas engines on the site. It is designed to run islanded from the grid, so Rocky Mountain Power does not serve it and no interconnection queue applies.
Who is developing the Ridge Farms Road site?
The Data Center Power Company, a developer of off-grid, behind-the-meter natural gas data centres.
What stage has the Santaquin approval reached?
City approval in 2024, then a site plan cleared by the Development Review Committee on 8 July with conditions on water-system fire flow and pressure and an exception for a 40-foot drive approach. No construction start date has been set.
How much capacity is planned at Santaquin?
More than 20 MW, cooled by a closed-loop system. Water consumption and a build programme have not been published.