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1500 Champa

IPI Partners, LLC operates 1500 Champa in Denver, CO. Reported capacity is 10 MW. IPI Partners, LLC operates this data center at 1500 Champa St, Denver, CO 80202. It covers 138,000 square feet and has 10 MW of capacity.

10 MWPlanned capacity

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Colorado state legislation

AB1577 - Data centers: monthly reportingLegislationdatacenterbans.comRequires monthly reporting by data centers.Download
HF16 - Data center regulatory bill (1st Special Session)Legislationdatacenterbans.comRegulatory bill governing data centers passed in a special legislative session.Download
SB102 - Data Center Accountability ActLegislationdatacenterbans.comEstablishes accountability requirements for data center operators.Download
Council Bill No. 26-0431 (Data Center Moratorium)Moratoriumdenver.legistar.comDenver moratorium on data center approvals, enacted by unanimous vote effective May 21, 2026.Download
Resolution No. 2026-02-27-01 (Moratorium)Moratoriumphillipscounty.colorado.govPhillips County, Colorado resolution enacting a data center development moratorium, February 27, 2026.Download
HB1030 - Data Center & Utility ModernizationLegislationlegiscan.comIn committee May 7, 2026Description comingDownload

Site details

Operator: IPI Partners, LLC
County: Denver County, CO
Capacity: 10 MW
Address: Denver, CO
Stage: Operating

Size: not on file

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