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Supplying fuel cells for the campus

Crusoe spent more than a year assembling land, permits and a power plan for a data center campus in southeast Wyoming. It never signed the tenant the project needed. On November 6, Google bought the site.

Updated 4 days ago

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Technology provider for the Cheyenne plant

American Electric Power will spend about $4 billion on a 702-megawatt fuel cell plant near Cheyenne, Wyoming, to supply Google under a 20-year contract. The utility also bought 190 megawatts of Mainspring linear generators, with options to reach 1.6 gigawatts by 2034. Neither system burns fuel in a turbine, unlike the gas plants supplying most of AEP's new capacity.

Updated Nov 1

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As of September 2026: Fuel cell supplier through Indelible-Bloom partnership

Three private developers will build and run commercial power plants on U.S. Army land at six bases, under conditional leases announced Sept. 18. The projects bring natural gas, battery storage, and nuclear reactors onto military installations with a target of 2030.

Updated Sep 24