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Data center proposal in Imperial County

Imperial County, California · Developer not yet identified

News reports describe a proposed data center in Imperial County, California. Reported figures include 330 MW of power, 75 acres and 950,000 square feet of buildings.

Planned capacity330 MW
Project footprint75 acres
Supporting documents1
Location precisioncounty

Where it stands

  1. Possible
  2. Proposed
  3. Filed
  4. Approved
  5. Under construction
  6. Operational

A developer or official has publicly described the project, but nothing has been filed. GroundCurrent last updated this stage on Sep 17, 2026.

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Timeline

How this project has unfolded

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    Proposal reported

    “Brooks Anderholt tentatively ruled Monday that a proposed 950,000-square-foot artificial-intelligence data center cannot proceed under a ministerial, “by-right” exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act and must instead undergo a full environmental impact report.”

    Source: Aten & Clark Rd AI data center (~950k sq ft) · Imperial County, California (thedesertreview.com)

Claims and evidence

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Described as a data center project in news reports or government records.

1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 17, 2026

Reported· Single source

Site size: 75 acres.

1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 17, 2026

Reported· Single source
  • The project, proposed by real party Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing LLC on 75 acres at Aten and Clark roads, includes a 330-megawatt campus, a 16-acre substation, an 862-megawatt-hour battery system, cooling and water-treatment facilities, and, in earlier plans, a large bank of natural-gas backup generators.

Building size: 950,000 square feet.

1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 17, 2026

Reported· Single source
  • Brooks Anderholt tentatively ruled Monday that a proposed 950,000-square-foot artificial-intelligence data center cannot proceed under a ministerial, “by-right” exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act and must instead undergo a full environmental impact report.

Planned power capacity: 330 MW.

1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 17, 2026

Reported· Single source
  • The project, proposed by real party Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing LLC on 75 acres at Aten and Clark roads, includes a 330-megawatt campus, a 16-acre substation, an 862-megawatt-hour battery system, cooling and water-treatment facilities, and, in earlier plans, a large bank of natural-gas backup generators.

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