Crusoe data center in Lancaster County
Lancaster County, Nebraska · Crusoe
News reports describe a proposed data center in Lancaster County, Nebraska. The sources link it to Crusoe. Reported figures include 35 MW of power and more than 1,400 acres.
Where it stands
- Possible
- Proposed
- Filed
- Approved
- Under construction
- Operational
A developer or official has publicly described the project, but nothing has been filed. GroundCurrent last updated this stage on Sep 20, 2026.
Community impact data
What this would mean locally
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Timeline
How this project has unfolded
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Claims and evidence
What we know, and how we know it
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News reporting links Crusoe to this project.
1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 20, 2026
Reported· Single source
News reporting links Crusoe to this project.
1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 20, 2026
- ReportedMonolith + Crusoe; 35 MW special-use · Hallam, Lancaster County, Nebraskanebraskapublicmedia.org · Sep 17, 2026
“Steve Buster, Crusoe’s managing director of development, said the past few months of conversation with community members has led to changes in the permit application and contract with the village.“All these meetings that we've had have led to a very comprehensive set of changes to the commitments we are making in our conditions of approval, and as a reminder, these conditions are our contract with the village of how we will operate this project,” Buster said.”
Planned power capacity: 35 MW.
1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 20, 2026
Reported· Single source
Planned power capacity: 35 MW.
1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 20, 2026
- ReportedMonolith + Crusoe; 35 MW special-use · Hallam, Lancaster County, Nebraskanebraskapublicmedia.org · Sep 17, 2026
“The Hallam-based company hopes to add a 35-megawatt data center to its property and expand carbon black production.”
Described as a data center project in news reports or government records.
1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 20, 2026
Reported· Single source
Described as a data center project in news reports or government records.
1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 20, 2026
- ReportedMonolith + Crusoe; 35 MW special-use · Hallam, Lancaster County, Nebraskanebraskapublicmedia.org · Sep 17, 2026
“Monolith + Crusoe; 35 MW special-use · Hallam, Lancaster County, Nebraska”
Site size: more than 1,400 acres.
1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 20, 2026
Reported· Single source
Site size: more than 1,400 acres.
1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 20, 2026
- ReportedMonolith + Crusoe; 35 MW special-use · Hallam, Lancaster County, Nebraskanebraskapublicmedia.org · Sep 17, 2026
“Stark Power, an Israeli-based data center developer, has bought options on more than 1,400 acres of land outside of Hallam.”
Sources
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- Monolith + Crusoe; 35 MW special-use · Hallam, Lancaster County, NebraskaReported
nebraskapublicmedia.org · article · published Sep 17, 2026 · retrieved Sep 20, 2026