Granite Renewables Logan County Data Center Campus
Sterling, Logan County, CO
A new data center, Granite Renewables Logan County Data Center Campus, has been announced in Sterling, CO. The project is sized at 2,000 MW. Proposed co-located solar + battery storage + modular gas data center campus on roughly 4,000 acres at the Peetz Table in Logan County (near Sterling), reported at up to 2,000MW and a potential $15B capital investment. Still very early-stage: Logan County enacted a moratorium on new data center, solar, battery, and wind applications in Oct 2025 while it writes regulations, so this is a real but unapproved proposal with an uncertain path forward.
- 2,000 MWPlanned capacity
Project status
- Announced
- Permitting
- Under constructionNot yet
- OperationalNot yet
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Colorado state legislation
- AB1577 - Data centers: monthly reportingRequires monthly reporting by data centers.Download
- HF16 - Data center regulatory bill (1st Special Session)Regulatory bill governing data centers passed in a special legislative session.Download
- SB102 - Data Center Accountability ActEstablishes accountability requirements for data center operators.Download
- Council Bill No. 26-0431 (Data Center Moratorium)Denver moratorium on data center approvals, enacted by unanimous vote effective May 21, 2026.Download
- Resolution No. 2026-02-27-01 (Moratorium)Phillips County, Colorado resolution enacting a data center development moratorium, February 27, 2026.Download
- HB1030 - Data Center & Utility ModernizationDescription comingDownload
Site details
- Operator
- Not announced
- County
- Logan County, CO
- Capacity
- 2,000 MW
- Address
- Sterling, CO
- Stage
- Announced
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