Bow Data Center (Merrimack Station site)
Bow, Merrimack County, NH
Granite Shore Power, a private operator, has announced Bow Data Center (Merrimack Station site), a data center project in Bow, NH. Reported capacity is 350 MW. Granite Shore Power, owner of the former Merrimack Station coal-plant site (343 acres) in Bow, filed a Viability Assessment Agreement with FERC in April 2026 for Eversource to study grid interconnection for a data center. The FERC filing describes 350 MW; a NH consumer advocate has separately referenced 'up to 200 MW' in discussions with officials, so exact capacity is unconfirmed. Very early stage: no site plan, permits, or named end-operator/tenant yet; officials declined to confirm the exact site. Gov. Ayotte has publicly opposed the project and it helped spur a legislative moratorium push in Sept 2026. [Reviewed 2026-10-09: verified] Granite Shore Power filed a FERC Viability Assessment Agreement in April 2026 for a 350 MW data center interconnection study at Merrimack Station; project remains pre-application with no site plan or permits. Source: https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/09/01/possible-hyperscale-data-center-eyed-for-bow/.
- 350 MWPlanned capacity
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- Announced
- Permitting
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- Operator
- Granite Shore Power
- County
- Merrimack County, NH
- Capacity
- 350 MW
- Address
- Bow, NH
- Stage
- Announced
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