Essential Utilities, a US utility company, is investing $26 million in a new data center project in Greene County, Pennsylvania. The company, which specializes in natural gas and wastewater treatment, has partnered with independent power producer International Electric Power III (IEP) to become an investor in the planned 1,400-acre facility.
The data center will be powered by natural gas combined cycle combustion turbines located on-site, with a battery energy storage system providing additional support. It will also have a backup connection to the existing power grid. The project is expected to be operational in the first quarter of 2029.
| Distance | Site | About |
|---|---|---|
| 0.40 miles | IEP: Greene Expansion |
International Electric Power specializes in the development and delivery of high-performance energy infrastructure projects across the globe.
Its expertise spans thermal power, renewable energy, and advanced energy storage, allowing the company to address the unique needs of diverse markets and communities. With a proven track record in project delivery, its team manages every phase from initial concept through to operational handover. International Electric Power leverages deep technical knowledge, strategic partnerships, and local insights to ensure that every project meets the highest standards of quality and efficiency.
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