DeepGreen Cook Inlet
DeepGreen Cook Inlet is an announced data center project in AK. Proposed underwater data center in Cook Inlet between Nikiski and Beluga, powered by tidal turbines. FERC preliminary permit stage; the Alaska Energy Authority has publicly disputed some of the company's claims. [Reviewed 2026-10-09: verified] DeepGreen Cook Inlet's preliminary permit application was accepted by FERC on September 1, 2026, currently in public comment period through November 2, 2026; project is real but disputed by Alaska Energy Authority. Source: https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/2026/09/24/alaska-fishing-and-wildlife-groups-raise-alarm-over-underwater-cook-inlet-data-center-proposal/.
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- Announced
- Permitting
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Alaska state legislation
- Assembly Ordinance No. 2026-27Anchorage Assembly zoning ordinance addressing data center development, adopted March 27, 2026.Download
- SB250 - Data Centers, UtilitiesDescription comingDownload
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- Operator
- DeepGreen
- Address
- AK
- Stage
- Announced
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