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Datacloud USA · September 1–3, 2026

Gigawatt-scale data center sites in Ohio.

Compare North Central and Eastern Ohio opportunities by capacity, acreage, infrastructure, schedule, and completed diligence.

Compare the Ohio sites

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Ohio powered land

Two Ohio opportunities for hyperscale demand.

Start with the project facts: capacity, acreage, infrastructure, schedule, and diligence. Then request the package that fits your load.

North Central Ohio

Advanced powered-land campus

Advanced diligence

An advanced, gigawatt-scale campus with land control, a drafted master plan, completed diligence, and both on-site and grid power work underway.

Campus capacity
1+ GW
Developable campus
~700 ac
First power target
Q4 2028
Available water
2–2.5 MGD
Capacity
1+ GW campus capacity
Power status
900 MW on-site generation plus 100 MW FirstEnergy; DLS underway
Gas
Twin 42-inch Rover pipelines within 0.5 mile
Acreage
607 acres optioned; approximately 700-acre developable campus
Fiber
Windstream and Zayo within approximately 2 miles; two-carrier, two-route model
Water
2–2.5 MGD available; delivery requires new mains and reinforcement
Transmission
100 MW FirstEnergy interconnection; DLS application submitted
Zoning
Portions zoned I-2 Industrial
Target energization
First on-site power targeted Q4 2028; 1 GW targeted Q4 2029
Diligence complete
Phase I ESA, water delineation, habitat/T&E, topographic survey, and preliminary load study; master site plan drafted

Eastern Ohio

Three-campus portfolio

In progress

Three large-campus opportunities designed around one gigawatt of capacity per campus, substantial developable acreage, and immediate water availability.

Portfolio capacity
3 GW
Per campus
1 GW
Per campus
500+ ac
Immediate water
1.3 MGD
Capacity
3 GW portfolio; 1 GW planned per campus
Power status
In progress — ask us
Gas
In progress — ask us
Acreage
Minimum 500 developable acres per campus
Fiber
In progress — ask us
Water
1.3 MGD immediately available; 3 MGD additional capacity nearby
Transmission
In progress — ask us
Zoning
In progress — ask us
Target energization
In progress — ask us
Diligence complete
In progress — ask us

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The role EnergiAcres plays

One developer between the operator, the energy system, and the community.

Data centers do not move on land and megawatts alone. EnergiAcres coordinates the relationships and workstreams that turn a powered-land opportunity into an executable campus.

Data center operator

Load, schedule, reliability, and a site that can move from diligence into delivery.

Energy partners

Generation, gas, grid, water, fiber, and phased infrastructure aligned to the operator's ramp.

Community

Land use, permitting, jobs, infrastructure, and durable local value built into the project.

EnergiAcres

One accountable development lead

We connect the commercial requirements of the data center with the infrastructure partners and local commitments required to deliver the campus.

  • Assemble and diligence the land
  • Align power and infrastructure partners
  • Coordinate permitting and public stakeholders
  • Keep every workstream on one development timeline
01

Energy

Find the energy first.

Data centers cannot wait years for theoretical power. EnergiAcres starts where firm energy, land, infrastructure and development conditions converge.

02

Power

Power AI.

Behind-the-meter generation, grid redundancy and infrastructure planning are designed around the requirements of the compute load.

Speed-to-power starts before the building.

03

Compute

The energy did its first job.

Electricity becomes computation. In a conventional campus that is where the energy conversation ends, and everything downstream of the rack is treated as a disposal problem.

04

Heat

It doesn't have to be finished.

AI infrastructure produces substantial thermal energy. When technically and economically viable, EnergiAcres designs the campus so useful thermal streams can be recovered instead of simply rejected.

05

Food

Grow food.

Recoverable energy can support controlled-environment agriculture and other productive thermal loads.

The same campus that powers intelligence can help produce food.

Make energy count twice.

More yield from the same infrastructure.

The same energy, two designs

Don’t let the heat go to waste.

Community value is the reason these campuses can move where conventional projects get blocked.

  1. Compute
  2. Heat
  3. Food
  4. Jobs
  5. Community

Conventional campus

  1. Power
  2. AI compute
  3. Waste heat

The energy does one job. The remainder is rejected.

EnergiAcres campus

  1. Power
  2. AI compute
  3. Recoverable heat
  4. Food / productive use
  5. Jobs / community

The campus is designed so recoverable streams have somewhere useful to go.

Permission to build

The community has to win too.

AI infrastructure cannot just consume. It has to produce.

Food

Controlled-environment agriculture and regional food production.

Jobs

Infrastructure, technical, agricultural and operational employment.

Infrastructure

Power, roads, water, fiber and durable industrial investment.

Resilience

More productive use of energy and locally anchored infrastructure.

That is how you win communities.

September 1–3, 2026

Meet EnergiAcres at Datacloud USA 2026

Speaking

Town Hall: Overcoming NIMBYism and expediting permitting

Speaker
Shawn Cutter — CEO, EnergiAcres
Date
September 3, 2026
Time
2:00–3:00 PM CT
Venue
Datacloud USA stage — Level 5
Chair
Ilissa Miller — CEO, iMiller Public Relations

Panelists

Shawn Cutter — EnergiAcres · Navdeep Martin — Flypower · Steven Apodaca — Technology Commission Chair · Katy Hancock — CyrusOne · David McCall — QTS

Power matters.Permits matter.Community permission matters too.

Shawn Cutter will join data center, infrastructure, and civic leaders for a candid audience Q&A on expediting projects while earning community support.

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