Related Digital / CoreWeave Cheyenne

UnknownUnclassifiedCampusCheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming

Related Digital / CoreWeave Cheyenne is an unknown data center in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Operated or owned by Related Digital; used by CoreWeave. Planned capacity: 302 MW (confirmed). Verification: grid-backed. 6 cited sources.

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11 claims from 6 sources

Last verified against sources: Sep 28, 2026

Newest dated evidence: Sep 11, 2026

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Datacenter Source. “Related Digital / CoreWeave Cheyenne.” /facilities/related-digital-coreweave-cheyenne-cheyenne-wy. Data as of 2026-10-12. Accessed 2026-10-12.

BibTeX

@misc{datacentersource_related_digital_coreweave_cheyenne_cheye_2026,
  title = {{Related Digital / CoreWeave Cheyenne}},
  author = {{Datacenter Source}},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{/facilities/related-digital-coreweave-cheyenne-cheyenne-wy}},
  note = {Data as of 2026-10-12; accessed 2026-10-12. Compiled from cited sources, including OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and Epoch AI (CC BY 4.0)},
}

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Current facility power

Not yet sourced

Planned capacity

302 MW[1]

ConfirmedLikely

Floor area

Not yet sourced

Buildings (planned)

Not yet sourced

Capital cost / investment

Not yet sourced

First operational

Not yet sourced

POWER & GRID

Time-to-power · verification · interconnection

Time to power

H2 2027 – H1 2029

Medium confidencewindow, not a prediction

Project verification

Grid-backed

Interconnection agreement / service contract documented by utility filing / announcement.

Current stage

Interconnection agreement / service contract

Furthest stage with documented evidence

Utility · ISO

Black Hills Energy · None (non-RTO region)

Substation: Not identified

Power reality

Announced

302 MW[1]

Reported by Edison Electric Institute

Interconnection request

No record

Contracted / approved

88 MW[1]

Reported utility / power contract

Under construction

No record

Operational

No record

⚠ Announced 302 MW is 3.4× the 88 MW documented by grid, construction or operating records.
⚠ No recorded land acquisition found.

AI evidence brief

Summarizes only the evidence on this page. Answers citing anything else are rejected automatically.

How the time-to-power window was estimated

Evidence used

Current stage: Interconnection agreement / service contract (furthest stage with documented evidence)[1]
Required: 302 MW

Assumptions

From “Interconnection agreement / service contract”, large loads have typically taken 0.75–2.5 more years to first power (editorial range; see Methodology).
The window is a range of plausible outcomes under these assumptions, not a forecast. It moves as new filings, queue updates or imagery arrive.

Window: H2 2027 – H1 2029

Project verification

Development

AnnouncedSep 11, 2026
Utility filing / announcement
- Sep 11, 2026 · Planned capacity reported: 302 MW[1]
Land acquiredimplied by a later stage
Planning / zoningimplied by a later stage
Permittingimplied by a later stage

Grid interconnection

Interconnection application
Feasibility study
System impact study
Facilities study
Interconnection agreement / service contractSep 11, 2026
Utility filing / announcement
- Sep 11, 2026 · Contracted / committed power: 88 MW[1]

Build & energization

Financing
Under construction
Energization
Operational

● documented · ◌ implied by a later stage · ○ no evidence found. Dates are those of the earliest dated evidence, which can be later than when a stage actually began. Evidence classes: Utility filing / announcement.

Grid path

facility
Related Digital / CoreWeave Cheyenne
→
substation
Not identified
UnknownUnverified
No substation mapped within 3 km and none named in filings.
→
transmission
Not identified
UnknownUnverified
No transmission line mapped within 2 km.
→
utility
Black Hills Energy[1]
DocumentedConfirmed
Named in a source
→
ISO / RTO
None (non-RTO region)[2]
Service territoryLikely
Balancing authority: WACM

Substation capacity:: not published
Required upgrades:: not yet sourced
Congestion:: not yet sourced (no nodal price data)

Dashed boxes are based on proximity only and do not establish which asset serves the site.

Interconnection records

No interconnection-queue record is linked to this site. Of the ISOs we ingest, only NYISO publishes large-load requests; PJM, ERCOT, MISO, SPP and CAISO queues list generation only.

On-site & dedicated generation

No on-site, behind-the-meter or dedicated generation found in sources.

LOCAL IMPACT

Water · generation · incentives · regulation · rates

Water & cooling

Not yet collected: we haven't found a source for water use or the cooling type at this site. Know one? Add a source

On-site generation & air permits

Not yet collected: we haven't found a source for on-site generation or an air permit for this site. Know one? Add a source

Incentives

Not yet collected: we haven't found a source for tax abatements, PILOTs or other incentives for this project. Know one? Add a source

Regulatory events

Not yet collected: we haven't found a source for hearings, rezonings, permits or commission proceedings. Know one? Add a source

Utility & rates

Not yet collected: we haven't found a source for a large-load tariff or commission docket for Black Hills Energy. Know one? Add a source

Location & imagery

County-level (approximate)

Location is approximate (county-level (approximate)); the marker does not identify the exact site.

Coordinates: 41.30709, -104.68875
County: Laramie County

Photographs

No openly licensed ground-level photos matched to this site yet.

Ownership, operation & customers

1. Property owner of record
Not identified
2. Owner / developer
Related Digital[1]
3. Operator
Not identified
4. Tenant / cloud
CoreWeave[1]Likely
5. End customer / workload
Not identified

Power supply

Utility:

Black Hills Energy[1]

Each link is sourced separately. The property owner of record is often a special-purpose entity; the same company appearing in two roles is shown only when sources say so.

All parties with evidence

Developer: Related Digital[1]Confirmed
“Related Digital, CoreWeave / Data Center Cheyenne, WY”
Tenant: CoreWeave[1]Likely
“Related Digital, CoreWeave / Data Center Cheyenne, WY”
Utility: Black Hills Energy[1]Confirmed
“Related Digital, CoreWeave / Data Center Cheyenne, WY” Listed by EEI under this member utility.

Power (all fields)

Planned capacity: 302 MW[1]ConfirmedBacked by a filing, deed, permit, interconnection-queue record, or a government or utility record. As of Sep 11, 2026.Likely
“Power to ramp from 88 MW in first phase, expanding to 302 MW total.”
Contracted / committed power: 88 MW[1]ConfirmedBacked by a filing, deed, permit, interconnection-queue record, or a government or utility record. As of Sep 11, 2026.Likely
“Power to ramp from 88 MW in first phase, expanding to 302 MW total.” — First-phase service described by the utility (via EEI).
Current facility power: Not yet sourced

Capacity figures are nameplate or contracted; annual consumption is a labeled model estimate, not metered data.

Grid & electricity

ISO / RTO: None (non-RTO region)[2]Est.Modeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure.Likelyderived
Outside all ISO/RTO footprints; balancing authority shown separately.
Balancing authority: WACM[3]Est.Modeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure.Likelyderived
Control area of the containing utility territory.
Contracted / committed power: 88 MW[1]ConfirmedBacked by a filing, deed, permit, interconnection-queue record, or a government or utility record. As of Sep 11, 2026.Likely
“Power to ramp from 88 MW in first phase, expanding to 302 MW total.” — First-phase service described by the utility (via EEI).
State avg. industrial price: 8.62¢/kWh[5]ConfirmedBacked by a filing, deed, permit, interconnection-queue record, or a government or utility record. As of Jul 2026.Confirmed
Wyoming statewide average, July 2026.
State avg. commercial price: 10.26¢/kWh[5]ConfirmedBacked by a filing, deed, permit, interconnection-queue record, or a government or utility record. As of Jul 2026.Confirmed
Wyoming statewide average, July 2026.
Generation within 50 km: 737 MW[6]Est.Modeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. As of Jan 1, 202502.Confirmedderived
7 EIA-reported plants within 50 km.
Generation queued in county: 980 MW[4]Est.Modeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. As of Oct 12, 2026.Confirmedderived
3 active generation interconnection requests in Laramie County: Wind 650 MW, Hybrid 330 MW. Queued projects often don't get built.
Interconnection status: Not yet sourced

Nearby infrastructure	Type	Distance	Voltage / capacity	Source
Cheyenne Prairie Generating Station · Black Hills Service Company LLC	Power plant (Natural Gas)	20.6 km	131 MW	[6]
Happy Jack Windpower Project · Duke Energy Renewables Services	Power plant (Wind)	31.8 km	29 MW	[6]
South Cheyenne Solar · Southern Power Co	Power plant (Solar)	32 km	150 MW	[6]
Corriedale Wind Energy · Black Hills Service Company LLC	Power plant (Wind)	32.8 km	53 MW	[6]
Silver Sage Windpower · Duke Energy Renewables Services	Power plant (Wind)	34.3 km	42 MW	[6]
Roundhouse Renewable Energy II · Roundhouse Renewable Energy II, LLC	Power plant (Wind)	38 km	106 MW	[6]
Roundhouse Wind Energy Project · Roundhouse Renewable Energy, LLC	Power plant (Wind)	42.2 km	226 MW	[6]

Largest queued generation in this county	Fuel	Queue status	MW	Source
GI-TC-2024-16 at Ault-Laramie River Station 345 LineSPP GI-TC-2024-16	Wind	IA signed · proposed 2029-06	400 MW	[4]
GI-CS-2025-04 at Ault LRS 345 LineSPP GI-CS-2025-04	Hybrid	In study · proposed 2029-11	330 MW	[4]
GI-TC-2024-15 at Big Bear 345 Switching StationSPP GI-TC-2024-15	Wind	IA signed · proposed 2029-09	250 MW	[4]

Utility, ISO and nearby assets are derived from the site's location. Proximity to a substation or line doesn't establish the interconnection; that needs a utility filing or interconnection-queue record. Queue requests are applications, not commitments — most never reach operation.

Construction & permitting

Announced
—
Land acquired
—
Permitting
—
Construction start
—
First operational
—
Expected completion
—

Planned capacity: 302 MW[1]ConfirmedBacked by a filing, deed, permit, interconnection-queue record, or a government or utility record. As of Sep 11, 2026.Likely
“Power to ramp from 88 MW in first phase, expanding to 302 MW total.”

Real estate

Official assessments

Assessor's value for a tax year

None sourced yet

Recorded transactions

Sale prices from recorded deeds

None sourced yet

Model estimates

Our model — not an appraisal

None sourced yet

Annual property tax: Not yet sourced

No county parcel or assessor records linked yet. County records are currently ingested for Loudoun County, VA and Maricopa County, AZ.

Size

Floor area: Not yet sourced

What changed (last 3 years)

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Timeline

No dated events sourced yet.

All claims (provenance audit)

Field	Value	Source	Confidence	As of	Status
Developer	Related Digital	[1]	Confirmed	2026-09-11	Shown
Tenants	CoreWeave	[1]	Likely	2026-09-11	Shown
Utility	Black Hills Energy	[1]	Confirmed	2026-09-11	Shown
Planned capacity	302 MW	[1]	Likely	2026-09-11	Shown
Contracted / committed power	88 MW	[1]	Likely	2026-09-11	Shown
ISO / RTO	None (non-RTO region)	[2] derived	Likely	—	Shown
Balancing authority	WACM	[3] derived	Likely	—	Shown
Generation queued in county	980 MW	[4] derived	Confirmed	2026-10-12	Shown
State avg. industrial price	8.62¢/kWh	[5]	Confirmed	2026-07	Shown
State avg. commercial price	10.26¢/kWh	[5]	Confirmed	2026-07	Shown
Generation within 50 km	737 MW	[6] derived	Confirmed	202502	Shown

Sources

[1]
Large Load Projects and Tariffs (September 2026)
Edison Electric Institute · published 2026-09-11 · retrieved 2026-09-28
[2]
Independent System Operators (HIFLD)
DHS HIFLD (via PNNL ArcGIS) · retrieved 2026-09-28 · Public domain
[3]
Electric Retail Service Territories (HIFLD, from EIA-861)
DHS HIFLD / U.S. EIA (via Esri Living Atlas) · retrieved 2026-09-28 · Public domain
[4]
SPP Generation Interconnection Active Requests
Southwest Power Pool · retrieved 2026-10-12 · Public
[5]
Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A — Average price of electricity to ultimate customers by state (July 2026)
U.S. Energy Information Administration · retrieved 2026-10-12 · Public domain
[6]
Power Plants in the U.S. (EIA-860)
U.S. Energy Information Administration · retrieved 2026-10-12 · Public domain

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