Developers have announced plans for a $10 billion natural gas-powered datacenter campus at the site of Pennsylvania's largest coal plant, aiming to generate up to 4.5 gigawatts by 2027. Led by Homer City Redevelopment, the campus will support AI and high-performance computing workloads. The facility, adjacent to the decommissioned plant, will utilize seven General Electric turbines and aims for a 60-65% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Kiewit Power Constructors is set to initiate construction with the first generators installed by 2026, aligning with demand for advanced computing capabilities.
Homer City Redevelopment plans to develop a $10 billion gas-fired power datacenter campus, aiming for 4.5 gigawatts capacity by 2027, adjacent to a former coal plant.
The project, anticipated to generate power by 2027, will leverage $10 billion in infrastructure with gas turbines expected to cut emissions by 60-65% compared to coal.
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