Overview
Summary & latest activity
Operational today
166 MW
Running, evidence-backed installed base.
Approved + filed
2.56 GW
Capacity in the regulatory pipeline.
Announced
4.25 GW
Press / contract stage, no permit yet.
Total capacity
6.98 GW
All stages, every tracked deployment.
States with activity
15
Distinct states with a deployment.
Records tracked
109
Evidence-backed deployment rows.
Coverage memo
The full picture — U.S. fuel cells at data centers
A sourced walkthrough of the dataset: the operational base, the forward book, suppliers, geography, the multi-state portfolios, the non-DC layer, and the methodology behind every row.
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Recent activity
Most recent filings and announcements, newest first.
Nebius AI Factory Independence MO — 328 MW Bloom Energy Phase 1 ($2.6B 10-yr MSA)
T5@Dulles Chantilly Fuel Cell Data Center
Project Jupiter — Doña Ana County NM, 2.45 GW Oracle-BorderPlex-Bloom AI Factory
Oracle OCI U.S. AI data-center fuel-cell program — 1.2 GW contracted / up to 2.8 GW MSA
Project Jade Cheyenne AI Factory — 900 MW Bloom SOFC Phase 1
Hedgehog Rice Power and Data Campus — 1.5 GW Bloom SOFC filing
Full dataset
All deployments
Every tracked row — filter, sort, and export the full record.
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Nebius AI Factory Independence MO — 328 MW Bloom Energy Phase 1 ($2.6B 10-yr MSA)
Fuel cell deployment
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Nebius AI Factory Independence MO — 328 MW Bloom Energy Phase 1 ($2.6B 10-yr MSA)
Confirmed site
announced
behind-the-meter
OverviewNebius and Bloom Energy announced on May 20, 2026 that Bloom fuel cells will provide behind-the-meter electricity for Nebius AI infrastructure, with the first project totaling 328 MW of installed capacity expected to be operational in 2026. Nebius separately announced on May 12, 2026 that construction had started on its first US gigawatt-scale AI factory in Independence, Missouri, on approximately 400 acres in eastern Independence. MLQ links this fuel-cell deployment to the Nebius Independence AI Factory data-center row. The data-center row has a City of Independence Chapter 100/project-approval filing; no fuel-cell-specific Missouri air permit, building permit, PSC docket, or registry filing has been linked to the Bloom deployment yet. Details
NotesOfficial Nebius/Bloom, Nebius Independence, and City of Independence disclosures support the 328 MW site-level deployment. The MLQ data-center page is linked and carries the City of Independence Chapter 100/project approval. No fuel-cell-specific Missouri air permit, building permit, PSC docket, or registry filing has been linked to the Bloom deployment yet.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
nebius.com
https://nebius.com/newsroom/nebius-and-bloom-energy-partner-to-power-ai-infrastructure-build-out ↗
businesswire.com
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260520088289/en/Nebius-and-Bloom-Energy-partner-to-power-AI-infrastructure-build-out ↗
nebius.com
https://nebius.com/independencemo ↗
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Nebius Group (NASDAQ: NBIS) | Bloom Energy | 328 MW | announced | 2026-05-20Announced | Confirmed site | Independence, MO | solid oxide fuel cell | Official Nebius/Bloom disclosure announced 328 MW of installed Bloom fuel-cell capacity planned to be operational in 2026 for Nebius AI infrastructure. Site association is supported by Nebius official Independence, Missouri AI-factory disclosures. The linked data-center row has a city project-approval filing; no fuel-cell-specific Missouri air/building/PSC filing has been linked yet. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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nebius.com ↗ | Nebius and Bloom Energy announced on May 20, 2026 that Bloom fuel cells will provide behind-the-meter electricity for Nebius AI infrastructure, with the first project totaling 328 MW of installed capacity expected to be operational in 2026. Nebius separately announced on May 12, 2026 that construction had started on its first US gigawatt-scale AI factory in Independence, Missouri, on approximately 400 acres in eastern Independence. MLQ links this fuel-cell deployment to the Nebius Independence AI Factory data-center row. The data-center row has a City of Independence Chapter 100/project-approval filing; no fuel-cell-specific Missouri air permit, building permit, PSC docket, or registry filing has been linked to the Bloom deployment yet. |
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T5@Dulles Chantilly Fuel Cell Data Center
Fuel cell deployment
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T5@Dulles Chantilly Fuel Cell Data Center
Confirmed filing
filed
behind-the-meter
OverviewT5 Data Centers filed a Fairfax County use-determination request on May 6, 2026 for a proposed 312,000 sq ft data center at Stonecroft Boulevard and Lee Road in Chantilly. The filing states the project would use 60 MW of on-site natural-gas fuel cells for base load, Dominion Energy grid power for higher-load periods, and diesel generators only for emergency backup. All fuel-cell output would be consumed on-site; no grid export is planned. The supplier is not disclosed and the filing is a zoning/use determination request, so this remains a confirmed regulatory filing rather than an approved/operational deployment. Details
NotesOfficial Fairfax County PLUS filing supports the 60 MW on-site fuel-cell proposal and the MLQ data-center page is linked. Supplier is not disclosed. The filing is a use-determination request, not a final project approval or operational notice.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1) |
T5 Data Centers | - | 60 MW | filed | 2026-05-06Filed | Confirmed filing | Chantilly, VA | Natural-gas fuel cell (supplier not disclosed) | Fairfax County use-determination filing dated 2026-05-06 states T-5 Data Centers intends to use fuel cells to provide 60 MW of electric power for a proposed 312,000 sq ft data center; all generated energy used on-site and no grid export planned. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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plus.fairfaxcounty.gov ↗ | T5 Data Centers filed a Fairfax County use-determination request on May 6, 2026 for a proposed 312,000 sq ft data center at Stonecroft Boulevard and Lee Road in Chantilly. The filing states the project would use 60 MW of on-site natural-gas fuel cells for base load, Dominion Energy grid power for higher-load periods, and diesel generators only for emergency backup. All fuel-cell output would be consumed on-site; no grid export is planned. The supplier is not disclosed and the filing is a zoning/use determination request, so this remains a confirmed regulatory filing rather than an approved/operational deployment. |
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Project Jupiter — Doña Ana County NM, 2.45 GW Oracle-BorderPlex-Bloom AI Factory
Fuel cell deployment
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Project Jupiter — Doña Ana County NM, 2.45 GW Oracle-BorderPlex-Bloom AI Factory
Confirmed filing
announced
behind-the-meter
OverviewProject Jupiter is a planned Oracle/BorderPlex AI data-center campus in Doña Ana County, New Mexico, near Santa Teresa. Oracle, BorderPlex, and Bloom announced on April 27, 2026 that the campus would use up to 2.45 GW of Bloom Energy solid-oxide fuel cells for on-site power. NMED public records show the earlier Acoma LLC East and West gas-microgrid applications 10732 and 10734 were withdrawn on April 27, 2026; the current fuel-cell path is represented by YGI Microgrid application 10883, received the same day. This row is filing-backed through the current NMED application, but the permit is not final or operational. Details
NotesCurrent NMED filing is YGI Microgrid application 10883 for the fuel-cell microgrid. Prior Acoma LLC gas microgrid applications 10732 and 10734 were withdrawn April 27, 2026. The MLQ data-center page and current NMED filing are linked.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1) |
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (customer); BorderPlex Digital Assets (developer); OpenAI/Stargate $500B program tenant | Bloom Energy | 2.5 GW | announced | 2026-04-27Announced | Confirmed filing | Santa Teresa area (Doña Ana County), NM | solid oxide fuel cell | Oracle/BorderPlex/Bloom announced up to 2.45 GW of Bloom fuel-cell capacity for Project Jupiter. Current filing support is NMED YGI Microgrid air-quality application 10883, received April 27, 2026; this is an application, not an issued permit or operational notice. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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env.nm.gov ↗ | Project Jupiter is a planned Oracle/BorderPlex AI data-center campus in Doña Ana County, New Mexico, near Santa Teresa. Oracle, BorderPlex, and Bloom announced on April 27, 2026 that the campus would use up to 2.45 GW of Bloom Energy solid-oxide fuel cells for on-site power. NMED public records show the earlier Acoma LLC East and West gas-microgrid applications 10732 and 10734 were withdrawn on April 27, 2026; the current fuel-cell path is represented by YGI Microgrid application 10883, received the same day. This row is filing-backed through the current NMED application, but the permit is not final or operational. |
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Oracle OCI U.S. AI data-center fuel-cell program — 1.2 GW contracted / up to 2.8 GW MSA
non-additive
Fuel cell deployment
· oracle-bloom-us-ai-dc-program-1200mw-2026
Oracle OCI U.S. AI data-center fuel-cell program — 1.2 GW contracted / up to 2.8 GW MSA
Pipeline lead
contracted
behind-the-meter
OverviewBloom and Oracle announced an expanded strategic partnership on April 13, 2026 to support Oracle AI and cloud infrastructure with Bloom solid-oxide fuel-cell systems. The master services agreement supports up to 2.8 GW, with an initial 1.2 GW contracted and deploying across U.S. Oracle projects. MLQ keeps this as a public program row because it is a primary-source, data-center-specific customer agreement, but marks it non-additive because site-level rows such as Project Jupiter should carry separate permitting/site evidence. Details
NotesKept as a non-additive Oracle/Bloom program row. Project Jupiter and future named Oracle sites should carry site-level evidence separately. Do not treat this row as confirmed_filing or confirmed_site.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure | Bloom Energy | 1.2 GW | contracted | 2026-04-13Announced | Pipeline lead | - | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom Energy announced on April 13, 2026 that Oracle intends to procure up to 2.8 GW of Bloom fuel-cell systems under a master services agreement; the initial 1.2 GW is contracted, deployment is underway, and deployment continues into 2027 across Oracle projects in the U.S. This is program capacity, not a site-level filing or installed-capacity row. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Bloom and Oracle announced an expanded strategic partnership on April 13, 2026 to support Oracle AI and cloud infrastructure with Bloom solid-oxide fuel-cell systems. The master services agreement supports up to 2.8 GW, with an initial 1.2 GW contracted and deploying across U.S. Oracle projects. MLQ keeps this as a public program row because it is a primary-source, data-center-specific customer agreement, but marks it non-additive because site-level rows such as Project Jupiter should carry separate permitting/site evidence. |
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Project Jade Cheyenne AI Factory — 900 MW Bloom SOFC Phase 1
Fuel cell deployment
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Project Jade Cheyenne AI Factory — 900 MW Bloom SOFC Phase 1
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewProject Jade is a planned AI data-center campus in Switchgrass Industrial Park south of Cheyenne, Wyoming. Laramie County approved the Project Jade data-center site plan and the related BFC Power / Cheyenne Power Hub site plan on January 6, 2026. The county filings describe five data-center buildings and a companion power hub that includes a fuel-cell yard alongside natural-gas generation infrastructure. Bloom Energy separately announced a 900 MW solid-oxide fuel-cell Phase 1 commitment tied to the original Crusoe/Tallgrass Cheyenne AI Factory structure. The row is therefore filing-backed for the site/power-hub approval and supplier-backed for the 900 MW Bloom capacity. Status caveat: Crusoe is no longer the development partner. Black Hills stated on June 10, 2026 that the 1.8 GW Cheyenne project is still progressing with the potential large-load customer and remains targeted for service in early 2028. Tallgrass told Cowboy State Daily the project is moving forward. Bloom has not publicly clarified whether the 900 MW fuel-cell commitment transfers unchanged under the post-Crusoe structure. Details
NotesLaramie County approved the Project Jade data-center site plan and related BFC/Cheyenne Power Hub site plan. The original project structure included a 900 MW Bloom SOFC Phase 1 commitment. Crusoe has exited, but Black Hills/Tallgrass say the project continues with the large-load customer; Bloom has not yet publicly clarified whether the fuel-cell commitment transfers unchanged.
Evidence caveats
Customer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (2)Linked data centers (1)Sources
laramiecounty.legistar.com
https://laramiecounty.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?GUID=1623FD5B-974F-4551-9E2F-53A415151CCE&ID=7792288 ↗
laramiecounty.legistar.com
https://laramiecounty.legistar.com/View.ashx?GUID=0946D063-8DEE-42DD-B75C-867B3A63027D&ID=15061112&M=F ↗
investor.bloomenergy.com
https://investor.bloomenergy.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2026/Bloom-Energy-and-Crusoe-Tallgrass-Cheyenne-AI-Factory/default.aspx ↗
markets.businessinsider.com
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/black-hills-corp-provides-an-update-on-1-8-gigawatt-project-in-cheyenne-1036238816 ↗
cowboystatedaily.com
https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/06/11/partner-pulling-out-doesnt-slow-huge-2-7gw-cheyenne-project-jade-data-center/ ↗
crusoe.ai
https://www.crusoe.ai/resources/newsroom/crusoe-and-tallgrass-announce-ai-data-center-in-wyoming ↗
tallgrass.com
https://tallgrass.com/newsroom/press-releases/Crusoe ↗
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Project Jade / undisclosed large-load customer; Tallgrass and Black Hills continue after Crusoe exit | Bloom Energy | 900 MW | approved | 2026-01-06Approved | Confirmed filing | Cheyenne, WY | solid oxide fuel cell | 900 MW Bloom SOFC Phase 1 from Bloom Energy announcement under the original Crusoe/Tallgrass Cheyenne AI Factory structure. Laramie County filings separately approve the Project Jade data-center site plan and BFC/Cheyenne Power Hub site plan, including a fuel-cell yard. Post-Crusoe-exit Bloom transfer status is not yet publicly clarified. | Yes | No | 2 | 1 |
2 permits
1 data center
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laramiecounty.legistar.com ↗ | Project Jade is a planned AI data-center campus in Switchgrass Industrial Park south of Cheyenne, Wyoming. Laramie County approved the Project Jade data-center site plan and the related BFC Power / Cheyenne Power Hub site plan on January 6, 2026. The county filings describe five data-center buildings and a companion power hub that includes a fuel-cell yard alongside natural-gas generation infrastructure. Bloom Energy separately announced a 900 MW solid-oxide fuel-cell Phase 1 commitment tied to the original Crusoe/Tallgrass Cheyenne AI Factory structure. The row is therefore filing-backed for the site/power-hub approval and supplier-backed for the 900 MW Bloom capacity. Status caveat: Crusoe is no longer the development partner. Black Hills stated on June 10, 2026 that the 1.8 GW Cheyenne project is still progressing with the potential large-load customer and remains targeted for service in early 2028. Tallgrass told Cowboy State Daily the project is moving forward. Bloom has not publicly clarified whether the 900 MW fuel-cell commitment transfers unchanged under the post-Crusoe structure. |
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Hedgehog Rice Power and Data Campus — 1.5 GW Bloom SOFC filing
Fuel cell deployment
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Hedgehog Rice Power and Data Campus — 1.5 GW Bloom SOFC filing
Confirmed filing
filed
behind-the-meter
OverviewHedgehog USA filed a TCEQ Air Quality Standard Permit Registration on December 29, 2025 for the Hedgehog Power Generation Plant in Navarro County, Texas. The official filing proposes 4,615 Bloom Energy ES 6.5 solid oxide fuel-cell server blocks, each rated 325 eKW, for approximately 1,500 MW of on-site generation. The filing location is south of downtown Rice, Texas near NE 3270/1603 and Interstate 45. MLQ treats this as a confirmed regulatory filing for a planned fuel-cell-powered data-campus project. It is not yet an operating deployment: the TCEQ document is an initial permit registration and does not show final approval, construction completion, or commercial operation. Details
NotesOfficial TCEQ filing supports the applicant, Rice/Navarro County location, Bloom ES 6.5 technology, 4,615 server blocks, and approximately 1,500 MW proposed generation capacity. This is an initial air standard-permit registration, not a final approval or operational notice.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1) |
Hedgehog USA | Bloom Energy | 1.5 GW | filed | 2025-12-29Filed | Confirmed filing | Rice, TX | solid oxide fuel cell | TCEQ AIR NSR 182354 / Project 401574 initial application states Hedgehog proposes 4,615 Bloom Energy ES 6.5 solid oxide fuel-cell server blocks, each rated 325 eKW, to generate approximately 1,500 MW. This is proposed generation capacity, not confirmed IT critical load. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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records.tceq.texas.gov ↗ | Hedgehog USA filed a TCEQ Air Quality Standard Permit Registration on December 29, 2025 for the Hedgehog Power Generation Plant in Navarro County, Texas. The official filing proposes 4,615 Bloom Energy ES 6.5 solid oxide fuel-cell server blocks, each rated 325 eKW, for approximately 1,500 MW of on-site generation. The filing location is south of downtown Rice, Texas near NE 3270/1603 and Interstate 45. MLQ treats this as a confirmed regulatory filing for a planned fuel-cell-powered data-campus project. It is not yet an operating deployment: the TCEQ document is an initial permit registration and does not show final approval, construction completion, or commercial operation. |
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Brookfield / Bloom global AI-factory onsite-power partnership — $5B program
non-additive
Fuel cell deployment
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Brookfield / Bloom global AI-factory onsite-power partnership — $5B program
Pipeline lead
pipeline
behind-the-meter
OverviewBloom Energy and Brookfield announced a $5B strategic AI-infrastructure partnership on October 13, 2025. Bloom is described as Brookfield preferred onsite power provider for global AI factories, and the release says the companies are collaborating on AI factories globally, including a Europe site expected to be announced later. MLQ keeps this as a pipeline lead because it is data-center/AI-factory-specific and primary-source, but it is not a site row and has no disclosed MW capacity. Details
NotesPrimary-source global AI-factory pipeline lead. No named site, MW capacity, permit, or data-center row is linked yet. Keep as pipeline_lead until Brookfield/Bloom names a site or a regulatory filing surfaces.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Brookfield AI Infrastructure | Bloom Energy | - | pipeline | 2025-10-13Announced | Pipeline lead | - | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom and Brookfield announced a $5B strategic partnership on October 13, 2025 for Bloom to become preferred onsite power provider for Brookfield global AI factories. No MW amount or specific site capacity was disclosed; Europe site announcement was referenced but not named in the source. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Bloom Energy and Brookfield announced a $5B strategic AI-infrastructure partnership on October 13, 2025. Bloom is described as Brookfield preferred onsite power provider for global AI factories, and the release says the companies are collaborating on AI factories globally, including a Europe site expected to be announced later. MLQ keeps this as a pipeline lead because it is data-center/AI-factory-specific and primary-source, but it is not a site row and has no disclosed MW capacity. |
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AWS Hilliard / Scioto Darby Creek — 72.9 MW Bloom fuel-cell system
Fuel cell deployment
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AWS Hilliard / Scioto Darby Creek — 72.9 MW Bloom fuel-cell system
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewAmazon Web Services is partnering with AEP Ohio on a behind-the-meter 73 MW Bloom Energy fuel cell facility (228 Energy Servers) to power AWS data center load on a 142-acre campus on Scioto Darby Creek Road, Hilliard, Ohio. The Ohio Power Siting Board approved the siting via case 25-0649-EL-BLN on Sept 22, 2025. The Ohio EPA issued a separate Permit to Install and Operate (PTIO) in October 2025. The City of Hilliard appealed the EPA permit on November 7, 2025 (Environmental Review Appeals Commission case 25-7227), arguing the EPA failed to notify the local government before issuing the permit. The permit allows up to 1.45 million pounds of CO2 per day (≈66,000 gasoline-vehicle equivalent). Construction is planned to start in early fall 2026 and continue through early fall 2027 — the facility is NOT yet operational. A separate, parallel Ohio EPA review concerns 158 diesel backup generators at the same site. Details
NotesAnchor filing-backed row. Official OPSB/AEP/Ohio EPA records tie Bloom SOFC equipment to AWS Hilliard/Scioto Darby load with server count, MW, behind-the-meter/no-export configuration, and schedule. Linked to existing AWS Scioto campus row.
Linked permits / dockets (2)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Amazon Web Services / Amazon Data Services | Bloom Energy | 73 MW | approved | 2025-09-22Approved | Confirmed filing | Hilliard, OH | solid oxide fuel cell | OPSB/AEP records state 72.9 MW from 228 Bloom Energy Servers for AWS load at the Scioto Darby Creek campus. Ohio EPA PTIO issued October 2025 and appealed by Hilliard; construction is planned for early fall 2026 through early fall 2027. Not operational yet. | Yes | Yes | 2 | 1 |
2 permits
1 data center
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hilliardohio.gov ↗ | Amazon Web Services is partnering with AEP Ohio on a behind-the-meter 73 MW Bloom Energy fuel cell facility (228 Energy Servers) to power AWS data center load on a 142-acre campus on Scioto Darby Creek Road, Hilliard, Ohio. The Ohio Power Siting Board approved the siting via case 25-0649-EL-BLN on Sept 22, 2025. The Ohio EPA issued a separate Permit to Install and Operate (PTIO) in October 2025. The City of Hilliard appealed the EPA permit on November 7, 2025 (Environmental Review Appeals Commission case 25-7227), arguing the EPA failed to notify the local government before issuing the permit. The permit allows up to 1.45 million pounds of CO2 per day (≈66,000 gasoline-vehicle equivalent). Construction is planned to start in early fall 2026 and continue through early fall 2027 — the facility is NOT yet operational. A separate, parallel Ohio EPA review concerns 158 diesel backup generators at the same site. |
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AEP Ohio AWS + Cologix onsite fuel-cell portfolio
non-additive
Fuel cell deployment
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AEP Ohio AWS + Cologix onsite fuel-cell portfolio
Confirmed portfolio
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewPortfolio summary for AEP Ohio's first Bloom Energy onsite fuel-cell projects serving AWS and Cologix data-center customers. The row is useful as the AEP-level program context, but it is non-additive: AWS Hilliard and the Cologix AEC companion rows carry the filing-level evidence. MLQ does not allocate extra MW to this portfolio row. Details
NotesAEP Ohio announced PUCO approval for onsite fuel-cell projects serving AWS and Cologix data-center customers. This row is a portfolio summary; the specific AWS and Cologix filing rows carry the docket-level detail.
Linked permits / dockets (4)
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Amazon Web Services; Cologix | Bloom Energy | - | approved | 2025-05-28Approved | Confirmed portfolio | Central Ohio, OH | solid oxide fuel cell | Portfolio capacity is not disclosed by AEP. The AWS Hilliard child row carries the known 72.9 MW site-level capacity; the Cologix AEC child row has no public MW disclosure. | Yes | Yes | 4 | — |
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pr.aep.com ↗ | Portfolio summary for AEP Ohio's first Bloom Energy onsite fuel-cell projects serving AWS and Cologix data-center customers. The row is useful as the AEP-level program context, but it is non-additive: AWS Hilliard and the Cologix AEC companion rows carry the filing-level evidence. MLQ does not allocate extra MW to this portfolio row. |
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AEP Ohio / AWS fuel-cell supply agreement — PUCO 25-0133-EL-AEC
Fuel cell deployment
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AEP Ohio / AWS fuel-cell supply agreement — PUCO 25-0133-EL-AEC
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewPUCO case 25-0133-EL-AEC: an Application for Energy Contract (EL-AEC) between AEP Ohio and Amazon Web Services, filed February 2025 and approved by PUCO in May 2025. The case authorizes AEP Ohio to install onsite Bloom Energy fuel cells at an AWS data center under a customer-specific supply agreement. This is the first PUCO-approved AEC for FC supply and is a companion case to the AWS Hilliard siting case (25-0649-EL-BLN). Specific capacity and site address are not disclosed in the AEC filing (those are in the separate OPSB siting case for Hilliard). Note: Ohio HB 15 (passed 2025) generally prohibits utilities from providing behind-the-meter electric generation service starting March 31, 2025 — this case grandfathered in because the application was filed before the cutoff. Future AEP-supplied BTM FC projects in Ohio are now blocked by HB 15. Details
NotesCompanion supply-agreement row for the AWS Hilliard/Scioto Darby fuel-cell project. Keep capacity null to avoid double-counting the 72.9 MW Hilliard filing row.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
datacenterdynamics.com
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/aep-ohio-wins-approval-for-on-site-power-units-at-aws-cologix-data-centers/ ↗
dis.puc.state.oh.us
https://dis.puc.state.oh.us/CaseRecord.aspx?CaseNo=25-0133-EL-AEC ↗
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Amazon Web Services | Bloom Energy | - | approved | 2025-05-28Approved | Confirmed filing | OH | solid oxide fuel cell | Supply-agreement docket for AEP Ohio and AWS. Capacity is not disclosed in the AEC row; the companion Hilliard siting/PTIO records support the 72.9 MW AWS Scioto Darby Creek fuel-cell system. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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aep.com ↗ | PUCO case 25-0133-EL-AEC: an Application for Energy Contract (EL-AEC) between AEP Ohio and Amazon Web Services, filed February 2025 and approved by PUCO in May 2025. The case authorizes AEP Ohio to install onsite Bloom Energy fuel cells at an AWS data center under a customer-specific supply agreement. This is the first PUCO-approved AEC for FC supply and is a companion case to the AWS Hilliard siting case (25-0649-EL-BLN). Specific capacity and site address are not disclosed in the AEC filing (those are in the separate OPSB siting case for Hilliard). Note: Ohio HB 15 (passed 2025) generally prohibits utilities from providing behind-the-meter electric generation service starting March 31, 2025 — this case grandfathered in because the application was filed before the cutoff. Future AEP-supplied BTM FC projects in Ohio are now blocked by HB 15. |
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AEP Ohio / Cologix onsite fuel-cell supply agreement
non-additive
Fuel cell deployment
· cologix-ohio-puco-aec-25-0134
AEP Ohio / Cologix onsite fuel-cell supply agreement
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewPUCO case 25-0134-EL-AEC is the Cologix companion customer-specific supply-agreement approval for AEP Ohio onsite fuel-cell service. AEP identifies the customer as Cologix and the technology partner as Bloom Energy, but the public materials reviewed do not disclose the exact Cologix site or the fuel-cell capacity. MLQ keeps this as a confirmed filing row and marks it non-additive so it is not counted as site-level MW. Details
NotesPUCO approved AEP Ohio's customer-specific onsite fuel-cell supply agreement for Cologix. The record confirms a Cologix data-center customer agreement but does not disclose the exact site address or capacity.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yet
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
datacenterdynamics.com
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/aep-ohio-wins-approval-for-on-site-power-units-at-aws-cologix-data-centers/ ↗
dis.puc.state.oh.us
https://dis.puc.state.oh.us/CaseRecord.aspx?CaseNo=25-0134-EL-AEC ↗
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Cologix | Bloom Energy | - | approved | 2025-05-28Approved | Confirmed filing | Central Ohio, OH | solid oxide fuel cell | Capacity not disclosed in the public AEP/PUCO materials. Treat as a non-additive companion filing until a Cologix site-level fuel-cell case or construction record is matched. | Yes | Yes | 1 | — |
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aep.com ↗ | PUCO case 25-0134-EL-AEC is the Cologix companion customer-specific supply-agreement approval for AEP Ohio onsite fuel-cell service. AEP identifies the customer as Cologix and the technology partner as Bloom Energy, but the public materials reviewed do not disclose the exact Cologix site or the fuel-cell capacity. MLQ keeps this as a confirmed filing row and marks it non-additive so it is not counted as site-level MW. |
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Diversified Energy / FuelCell Energy / TESIAC — 360 MW Appalachia data-center power pipeline
Fuel cell deployment
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Diversified Energy / FuelCell Energy / TESIAC — 360 MW Appalachia data-center power pipeline
Pipeline lead
announced
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesPublic pipeline-lead row. Keep visible as data-center-specific future FCEL exposure, but do not treat as a site deployment, filing-backed project, or state-specific VA capacity. Monitor for first named VA/WV/KY site or permit.
Evidence caveats
Customer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Future data-center customers not disclosed | FuelCell Energy | 360 MW | announced | 2025-03-10Announced | Pipeline lead | - | molten carbonate fuel cell (FuelCell Energy SureSource platform — methane-to-hydrogen-to-electricity) | Pipeline aggregate only. Diversified Energy, FuelCell Energy, and TESIAC announced up to 360 MW for three future off-grid data-center power locations across Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Specific sites/customers are not yet publicly disclosed. | Yes | No | — | — |
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ir.div.energy ↗ | — |
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Equinix US IBX Bloom portfolio — 100+ MW across 19 data centers
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-us-ibx-bloom-portfolio-2025
Equinix US IBX Bloom portfolio — 100+ MW across 19 data centers
Confirmed portfolio
operationalunder construction
OverviewBloom Energy announced on February 20, 2025 that its fuel-cell collaboration with Equinix had surpassed 100 MW across 19 Equinix IBX data centers in six US states, with roughly 75 MW operational and another 30 MW under construction. The deployment uses Bloom solid-oxide fuel cells for on-site, behind-the-meter power at colocation facilities. MLQ keeps this as a confirmed_portfolio aggregate: the 100+ MW is not allocated to individual site rows, and the linked Equinix IBX data centers identify participating campuses rather than per-site capacity. Details
NotesPublic portfolio aggregate row. Keep separate from site-level Equinix rows; the 100+ MW should not be allocated to linked data centers unless the individual site source discloses per-site capacity.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
investor.bloomenergy.com
https://investor.bloomenergy.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2025/Bloom-Energy-Expands-Data-Center-Power-Agreement-with-Equinix-Surpassing-100MW/default.aspx ↗
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Equinix | Bloom Energy | 100 MW | operationalunder construction | 2025-02-20Announced | Confirmed portfolio | - | solid oxide fuel cell | Confirmed portfolio aggregate. Bloom announced on February 20, 2025 that its Equinix collaboration exceeded 100 MW across 19 US IBX data centers in six states, with about 75 MW operational and another 30 MW under construction. This is not allocated to individual site rows. | — | Yes | — | — |
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investor.bloomenergy.com ↗ | Bloom Energy announced on February 20, 2025 that its fuel-cell collaboration with Equinix had surpassed 100 MW across 19 Equinix IBX data centers in six US states, with roughly 75 MW operational and another 30 MW under construction. The deployment uses Bloom solid-oxide fuel cells for on-site, behind-the-meter power at colocation facilities. MLQ keeps this as a confirmed_portfolio aggregate: the 100+ MW is not allocated to individual site rows, and the linked Equinix IBX data centers identify participating campuses rather than per-site capacity. |
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Equinix DC21 Ashburn — Bloom fuel-cell systems
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-dc21-ashburn-bloom
Equinix DC21 Ashburn — Bloom fuel-cell systems
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix confirms Bloom Energy fuel-cell systems provide on-site power at its DC21 data center in Ashburn, Virginia. The deployment is part of the broader Equinix/Bloom collaboration that surpassed 100 MW across 19 US IBX data centers, announced February 20, 2025. Per-site capacity at DC21 is not publicly disclosed, so this row is kept at the site level with capacity null and is not allocated any portion of the 100+ MW portfolio total. Details
NotesConfirmed site-level row. Keep capacity null because Equinix confirms fuel-cell systems at DC21 but does not disclose per-site MW. Do not allocate the Equinix 100+ MW portfolio total to this row.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
sustainability.equinix.com
https://sustainability.equinix.com/ ↗
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Equinix | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2025-02-20Announced | Confirmed site | Ashburn, VA | solid oxide fuel cell | Equinix's sustainability site confirms fuel-cell systems at DC21 provide resilient, low-emissions power. Per-site MW is not publicly disclosed; DC21 is part of the broader Equinix/Bloom portfolio context that exceeded 100 MW across 19 US IBX data centers. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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sustainability.equinix.com ↗ | Equinix confirms Bloom Energy fuel-cell systems provide on-site power at its DC21 data center in Ashburn, Virginia. The deployment is part of the broader Equinix/Bloom collaboration that surpassed 100 MW across 19 US IBX data centers, announced February 20, 2025. Per-site capacity at DC21 is not publicly disclosed, so this row is kept at the site level with capacity null and is not allocated any portion of the 100+ MW portfolio total. |
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FCEL Hartford 7.4 MW utility fuel-cell project
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· fcel-hartford-7-4mw-2025-eversource-ui-ppa
FCEL Hartford 7.4 MW utility fuel-cell project
Candidate
non dc grid generation
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports a 7.4 MW Connecticut grid-supply fuel-cell project with utility offtakers, not a data-center deployment or data-center customer.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Eversource / United Illuminating utility offtake | FuelCell Energy | - | non dc grid generation | 2025-01-22Announced | Candidate | Hartford, CT | molten carbonate fuel cell | 7.4 MW utility/grid project per FCEL announcement; not counted in MLQ public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | No | Yes | — | — |
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investor.fce.com ↗ | — |
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HyAxiom Bridgeport 9.6 MW CHP fuel-cell project
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· hyaxiom-bridgeport-multistory-chp-9-6mw-2025
HyAxiom Bridgeport 9.6 MW CHP fuel-cell project
Candidate
non dc grid generation
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports a Bridgeport fuel-cell CHP project, but does not identify a data-center customer, data-center operator, or data-center site.
Evidence caveats
Needs source reviewCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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No disclosed data-center customer | HyAxiom | - | non dc grid generation | 2025-01-01Announced | Candidate | Bridgeport, CT | phosphoric acid fuel cell (PureCell M400) — multi-story CHP configuration | 9.6 MW CHP fuel-cell project; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | No | — | — |
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enkiai.com ↗ | — |
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AEP / Bloom 1 GW AI data-center fuel-cell procurement program
non-additive
Fuel cell deployment
· aep-bloom-1gw-ai-dc-procurement-2024
AEP / Bloom 1 GW AI data-center fuel-cell procurement program
Pipeline lead
pipeline
behind-the-meter
OverviewAEP and Bloom announced a procurement agreement for up to 1 GW of Bloom fuel cells to power AI data centers, with an initial 100 MW order. MLQ keeps this public because it is data-center-specific and useful program context, but marks it non-additive: AWS Hilliard, AWS AEC, Cologix AEC, and future named sites carry the site/docket evidence. Details
NotesBloom and AEP announced a procurement agreement for up to 1 GW of Bloom fuel cells to serve AI data-center loads, including an initial 100 MW order. This is a non-additive program row; site-level deployments are tracked separately as they surface.
Evidence caveats
Customer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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AEP data-center customers not fully disclosed | Bloom Energy | 1.0 GW | pipeline | 2024-11-14Announced | Pipeline lead | - | solid oxide fuel cell | Up to 1 GW procurement agreement with initial 100 MW order per Bloom/AEP announcement. This is program capacity, not site-level installed capacity. | Yes | No | — | — |
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investor.bloomenergy.com ↗ | AEP and Bloom announced a procurement agreement for up to 1 GW of Bloom fuel cells to power AI data centers, with an initial 100 MW order. MLQ keeps this public because it is data-center-specific and useful program context, but marks it non-additive: AWS Hilliard, AWS AEC, Cologix AEC, and future named sites carry the site/docket evidence. |
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Quanta Computer Fremont AI-hardware manufacturing microgrid expansion
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· quanta-fremont-ca-bloom-ai-hardware-manufacturing-2024
Quanta Computer Fremont AI-hardware manufacturing microgrid expansion
Confirmed site
non dc manufacturing
behind-the-meter
OverviewBloom Energy and Quanta Computer announced an expansion of Quanta Fremont manufacturing-site fuel-cell power on November 7, 2024. The installation supports production of critical AI hardware serving the AI industry and avoids utility interconnection delays at Quanta manufacturing operations. MLQ tracks this as non-DC fuel-cell activity because it is directly AI-infrastructure-adjacent, but the powered load is manufacturing, not a data center. Details
NotesNon-DC activity: AI server / electronics manufacturing load, not a data-center deployment. Include in non-DC supplier-demand section only.
Evidence caveats
MLQ data-center page not linked yet
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Quanta Computer | Bloom Energy | - | non dc manufacturing | 2024-11-07Announced | Confirmed site | Fremont, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom announced on November 7, 2024 that Quanta expanded an existing Bloom SOFC installation by more than 150% to power production of critical AI hardware in Fremont, California. Bloom did not disclose total MW in the release. This is manufacturing / AI supply-chain activity, not a data-center deployment. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Bloom Energy and Quanta Computer announced an expansion of Quanta Fremont manufacturing-site fuel-cell power on November 7, 2024. The installation supports production of critical AI hardware serving the AI industry and avoids utility interconnection delays at Quanta manufacturing operations. MLQ tracks this as non-DC fuel-cell activity because it is directly AI-infrastructure-adjacent, but the powered load is manufacturing, not a data center. |
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Generate Capital + Bloom Energy 45 MW fuel cell server portfolios (CT + NJ, 20 MW IFTM + 25 MW BTM)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· generate-capital-bloom-45mw-ct-nj-2026
Generate Capital + Bloom Energy 45 MW fuel cell server portfolios (CT + NJ, 20 MW IFTM + 25 MW BTM)
Candidate
non dc specific portfolio
behind-the-meter
OverviewGenerate Capital + Bloom 45 MW CT+NJ Northeast portfolio, announced 2024-10-21. Source describes 20 MW grid-feed plus 25 MW BTM commercial portfolio, but does not disclose data-center customers or sites. Details
NotesInternal portfolio lead retained for supplier exposure tracking only. Public source confirms CT/NJ fuel-cell portfolios financed by Generate Capital, but does not name data-center customers or site-level deployments.
Evidence caveats
Needs source reviewCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Multiple commercial customers (sites not publicly disclosed) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc specific portfolio | 2024-10-21Announced | Candidate | - | solid oxide fuel cell | 45 MW combined Bloom Energy fuel-cell server portfolios split between a 20 MW in-front-of-the-meter grid-feed asset and a 25 MW behind-the-meter commercial portfolio in Connecticut/New Jersey. Source was published 2024-10-21 and does not disclose data-center customers or site-level deployments. | Yes | No | — | — |
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wholesale.banking.societegenerale.com ↗ | Generate Capital + Bloom 45 MW CT+NJ Northeast portfolio, announced 2024-10-21. Source describes 20 MW grid-feed plus 25 MW BTM commercial portfolio, but does not disclose data-center customers or sites. |
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Spring Valley Technology Park — proposed hydrogen fuel-cell microgrid
Fuel cell deployment
· active-infrastructure-spring-valley-technology-park-leesburg-va-h2-fc-2024
Spring Valley Technology Park — proposed hydrogen fuel-cell microgrid
Pipeline lead
pre application
behind-the-meter
OverviewSpring Valley Technology Park is a proposed Active Infrastructure data-center campus south of Leesburg, Virginia. Public reporting supports a 362-acre / 3.5M sqft campus with proposed onsite natural-gas-powered hydrogen fuel cells and battery storage. MLQ treats this as a pipeline lead, not a confirmed deployment: the project still needs land-use approvals, and no MW, fuel-cell supplier, tenant, permit, or operating date has been disclosed. Details
NotesActive Infrastructure is pursuing a 362-acre / 3.5M sqft Leesburg data-center campus with proposed onsite hydrogen fuel cells and battery storage. The project is pre-rezoning/pre-SPEX; MW, supplier, and tenant are not disclosed.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
datacenterdynamics.com
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/active-infrastructure-looks-to-develop-hydrogen-powered-data-center-in-leesburg-virginia/ ↗
datacenterfrontier.com
https://www.datacenterfrontier.com/site-selection/article/55239352/active-infrastructure-eyes-pro-hydrogen-data-center-campus-behind-the-meter-in-northern-virginias-leesburg ↗
loudounwildlife.org
https://loudounwildlife.org/2026/01/spring-valley-technology-park/ ↗
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Active Infrastructure | - | - | pre application | 2024-10-01Pre-application | Pipeline lead | Leesburg, VA | Hydrogen fuel-cell microgrid (natural gas / 'blue hydrogen' initially) | No public MW disclosure. Public reporting supports the data-center campus size and proposed onsite hydrogen fuel-cell microgrid concept, not a permitted/approved fuel-cell capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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datacenterdynamics.com ↗ | Spring Valley Technology Park is a proposed Active Infrastructure data-center campus south of Leesburg, Virginia. Public reporting supports a 362-acre / 3.5M sqft campus with proposed onsite natural-gas-powered hydrogen fuel cells and battery storage. MLQ treats this as a pipeline lead, not a confirmed deployment: the project still needs land-use approvals, and no MW, fuel-cell supplier, tenant, permit, or operating date has been disclosed. |
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ECL TerraSite-TX1 — 1 GW off-grid hydrogen AI factory
Fuel cell deployment
· ecl-terrasite-tx1-houston-1gw-hydrogen
ECL TerraSite-TX1 — 1 GW off-grid hydrogen AI factory
Confirmed site
announced
behind-the-meter
OverviewECL TerraSite-TX1 is an announced off-grid hydrogen-powered AI factory data center east of Houston. ECL disclosed 1 GW planned capacity, optional expansion to 2 GW, a first 50 MW module target, and Lambda as first tenant. MLQ treats it as a confirmed site announcement because the operator names the project, tenant, location region, and hydrogen fuel-cell power design. The fuel-cell vendor is not public, so MLQ does not label it as Plug/Bloom/FCEL-specific. Details
NotesECL announced a 1 GW off-grid hydrogen-powered AI factory data center east of Houston with Lambda as first tenant. The public source confirms hydrogen fuel-cell power and site scale; the fuel-cell vendor is not publicly named.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
businesswire.com
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240925729563/en/ECL-Announces-Worlds-First-1-Gigawatt-Off-Grid-Hydrogen-Powered-AI-Factory-Data-Center ↗
datacenterfrontier.com
https://www.datacenterfrontier.com/sustainability/article/55233745/ecl-debuts-1-gw-off-grid-hydrogen-powered-ai-factory-data-center-on-600-acres-near-houston ↗
datacenterdynamics.com
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/ecl-says-it-will-build-a-1gw-hydrogen-powered-ai-data-center-in-texas-with-lambda-as-its-first-tenant/ ↗
datacentermap.com
https://www.datacentermap.com/usa/texas/houston/ecl-terrasite-tx1/ ↗
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ECL; first tenant Lambda | - | 1.0 GW | announced | 2024-09-25Announced | Confirmed site | Houston, TX | hydrogen fuel cells | ECL announced 1 GW full buildout, expandable to 2 GW, with a first 50 MW module targeted for summer 2025. Capacity is announced site buildout capacity, not an operating or permitted MW figure. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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businesswire.com ↗ | ECL TerraSite-TX1 is an announced off-grid hydrogen-powered AI factory data center east of Houston. ECL disclosed 1 GW planned capacity, optional expansion to 2 GW, a first 50 MW module target, and Lambda as first tenant. MLQ treats it as a confirmed site announcement because the operator names the project, tenant, location region, and hydrogen fuel-cell power design. The fuel-cell vendor is not public, so MLQ does not label it as Plug/Bloom/FCEL-specific. |
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CoreWeave / Chirisa Volo, IL — Bloom SOFC deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· coreweave-bloom-first-ai-dc-2024
CoreWeave / Chirisa Volo, IL — Bloom SOFC deployment
Confirmed site
announced
behind-the-meter
OverviewBloom Energy and CoreWeave announced in July 2024 a partnership to deploy on-site Bloom solid-oxide fuel cells at a CoreWeave AI data center at Chirisa Technology Parks Volo, Illinois campus (YLO-01), with a Q3 2025 commissioning target. MLQ treats this as a confirmed site announcement: the operator, supplier (Bloom), and site are named. The 14 MW figure reflects the Volo facility power capacity from data-center reporting; Bloom did not separately disclose the fuel-cell sizing, and no independent operating date is confirmed. Details
NotesConfirmed site-level Bloom/CoreWeave fuel-cell deployment. Public row uses announced/scheduled semantics because the primary source says Q3 2025 commissioning target, not an independently verified operating date. The 14 MW value is treated as facility-level power capacity pending supplier-disclosed fuel-cell sizing.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/news/bloom-energy-and-coreweave-partner-to-revolutionize-ai-data-center-power-solutions/ ↗
datacenterdynamics.com
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/coreweave-to-deploy-bloom-fuel-cells-at-illinois-data-center/ ↗
datacenterfrontier.com
https://www.datacenterfrontier.com/energy/article/55127752/coreweave-chirisa-illinois-data-center-project-taps-bloom-energy-for-fuel-cell-power-leans-into-microgrids ↗
chirisatechnologyparks.com
https://chirisatechnologyparks.com/major-150mw-expansion-initiatives-across-the-usa-3/ ↗
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CoreWeave (facility owned by Chirisa Technology Parks) | Bloom Energy | 14 MW | announced | 2024-07-16Announced | Confirmed site | Volo, IL | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom confirms on-site Bloom fuel cells for CoreWeave at Chirisa Technology Parks' Volo, Illinois data center with Q3 2025 commissioning target. 14 MW is the Volo YLO-01 facility power figure from data-center reporting/CTP context; Bloom did not separately disclose fuel-cell MW. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Bloom Energy and CoreWeave announced in July 2024 a partnership to deploy on-site Bloom solid-oxide fuel cells at a CoreWeave AI data center at Chirisa Technology Parks Volo, Illinois campus (YLO-01), with a Q3 2025 commissioning target. MLQ treats this as a confirmed site announcement: the operator, supplier (Bloom), and site are named. The 14 MW figure reflects the Volo facility power capacity from data-center reporting; Bloom did not separately disclose the fuel-cell sizing, and no independent operating date is confirmed. |
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Intel Santa Clara HPC data center — Bloom fuel-cell expansion
Fuel cell deployment
· intel-santa-clara-hpc-bloom-2024
Intel Santa Clara HPC data center — Bloom fuel-cell expansion
Confirmed site
announced
OverviewBloom and Intel announced a power-capacity agreement for additional Bloom Energy Servers at Intel's existing Santa Clara high-performance computing data center. The release says Bloom fuel cells have been deployed at the location since 2014 and that the 2024 agreement expands capacity. MLQ treats this as a confirmed site row but keeps capacity null because the public release does not disclose the MW. Details
NotesBloom and Intel announced additional Bloom fuel-cell capacity at Intel's existing Santa Clara high-performance computing data center. The source confirms the customer, city, facility type, and Bloom technology; exact incremental MW and street address are not public.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Intel | Bloom Energy | - | announced | 2024-05-09Announced | Confirmed site | Santa Clara, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom announced additional MW at Intel Santa Clara but did not disclose the incremental or total site fuel-cell capacity. Capacity remains null until a filing or operator disclosure gives MW. | — | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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investor.bloomenergy.com ↗ | Bloom and Intel announced a power-capacity agreement for additional Bloom Energy Servers at Intel's existing Santa Clara high-performance computing data center. The release says Bloom fuel cells have been deployed at the location since 2014 and that the 2024 agreement expands capacity. MLQ treats this as a confirmed site row but keeps capacity null because the public release does not disclose the MW. |
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University of Hartford HyAxiom fuel-cell campus installation
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· university-of-hartford-hyaxiom-purecell-1-8mw-2024
University of Hartford HyAxiom fuel-cell campus installation
Candidate
non dc campus energy
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports a campus energy / sustainability fuel-cell installation, not a data-center deployment or data-center customer.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
No disclosed data-center customer | HyAxiom | - | non dc campus energy | 2024-05-01Announced | Candidate | West Hartford, CT | phosphoric acid fuel cell (PureCell M400 ×4) | 1.8 MW campus fuel-cell installation; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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hartford.edu ↗ | — |
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Texas Advanced Computing Center — 100 kW PEM hydrogen fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· tacc-ut-austin-pickle-campus-100kw-pem
Texas Advanced Computing Center — 100 kW PEM hydrogen fuel cell
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewTexas Advanced Computing Center operates a 100 kW PowerCell Sweden PEM hydrogen fuel-cell system at UT Austin's J.J. Pickle Research Campus as part of the DOE H2@Scale demonstration. MLQ keeps it public because TACC is a real supercomputing/data-center facility, but the row is intentionally labeled as a small operational demonstration, not a commercial-scale AI data-center power deployment. Details
NotesTACC operates a 100 kW PowerCell Sweden PEM fuel-cell system at UT Austin's J.J. Pickle Research Campus as part of the DOE H2@Scale demonstration. It supplements a real supercomputing/data-center load and is small demonstration infrastructure, not commercial AI data-center primary power.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
news.cision.com
https://news.cision.com/powercell-sweden-ab/r/powercell-receives-order-for-ms-100-fuel-cell-system-from-university-of-texas,c3275285 ↗
cem.utexas.edu
https://cem.utexas.edu/content/H2_scale ↗
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Texas Advanced Computing Center / University of Texas at Austin | PowerCell Sweden | 0 MW | operational | 2024-04-01Operational | Confirmed site | Austin, TX | PEM hydrogen fuel cell | 100 kW PowerCell Sweden MS-100 PEM fuel-cell system. TACC load is approximately 6-9 MW, so the fuel cell is supplemental demonstration power, not primary data-center supply. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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news.cision.com ↗ | Texas Advanced Computing Center operates a 100 kW PowerCell Sweden PEM hydrogen fuel-cell system at UT Austin's J.J. Pickle Research Campus as part of the DOE H2@Scale demonstration. MLQ keeps it public because TACC is a real supercomputing/data-center facility, but the row is intentionally labeled as a small operational demonstration, not a commercial-scale AI data-center power deployment. |
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FCEL Derby 14 MW fuel-cell park
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· fcel-derby-fuel-cell-park-14mw-2023
FCEL Derby 14 MW fuel-cell park
Candidate
non dc grid generation
OverviewFCEL Derby 14 MW Fuel Cell Park, operational Nov 16 2023. 2nd largest US FC park. 10 fuel cells. Eversource + UI 20-yr PPAs. Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports a utility/grid fuel-cell park with Eversource and United Illuminating offtake, not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
hartfordbusiness.com
https://hartfordbusiness.com/article/fuelcell-energy-opens-14-mw-fuel-cell-park-in-derby-2nd-largest-in-north-america/ ↗
fuelcellenergy.com
https://www.fuelcellenergy.com/fuelcellderby ↗
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No disclosed data-center customer | FuelCell Energy | - | non dc grid generation | 2023-11-16commercial_operation | Candidate | Derby, CT | molten carbonate fuel cell (10 fuel cells) | 14 MW grid-supply fuel-cell park; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | No | Yes | — | — |
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investor.fce.com ↗ | FCEL Derby 14 MW Fuel Cell Park, operational Nov 16 2023. 2nd largest US FC park. 10 fuel cells. Eversource + UI 20-yr PPAs. |
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Connecticut Data Park Colchester — 18 MW Bloom fuel-cell facility
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1533a-colchester-data-park-bloom-18mw
Connecticut Data Park Colchester — 18 MW Bloom fuel-cell facility
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1533A describes an 18 MW behind-the-meter Bloom Energy fuel-cell facility configured as a microgrid for a second Colchester data center. MLQ links this to the Connecticut Data Park Colchester data-center record and treats it as approved, not operational. Details
NotesConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1533A approved an 18 MW behind-the-meter Bloom Energy fuel-cell facility configured as a microgrid for a second Colchester data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
ReNew Developers / Connecticut Data Park | Bloom Energy | 18 MW | approved | 2023-11-09Approved | Confirmed filing | Colchester, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council Petition 1533A materials support 18 MW of natural-gas behind-the-meter Bloom fuel-cell capacity serving a planned 146,000 sqft data center. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | Connecticut Siting Council Petition 1533A describes an 18 MW behind-the-meter Bloom Energy fuel-cell facility configured as a microgrid for a second Colchester data center. MLQ links this to the Connecticut Data Park Colchester data-center record and treats it as approved, not operational. |
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Cablevision White Plains NOC — 1.5 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· nyserda-facility-3160-bloomenergy
Cablevision White Plains NOC — 1.5 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewNYSERDA DER Facility 3160 is a filing-backed Bloom Energy fuel-cell record for Cablevision White Plains. MLQ includes it because telecom network operations centers and cable headends are data-center-adjacent critical infrastructure, but labels it clearly as telecom/NOC rather than hyperscale colocation or cloud data center. Details
NotesNYSERDA DER Facility 3160 records a 1.5 MW Bloom Energy fuel-cell installation at Cablevision White Plains. MLQ classifies it as telecom network-operations / cable-headend infrastructure, not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/search/?facility=3160 ↗
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/download/facility-metric/ ↗
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Cablevision / Altice USA | Bloom Energy | 2 MW | operational | 2023-07-14Reporting start | Confirmed filing | White Plains, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | NYSERDA DER Facility ID 3160 reports 1,500 kW Bloom Energy fuel-cell capacity with reporting start date 2023-07-14 and reporting end date 2025-12-31. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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der.nyserda.ny.gov ↗ | NYSERDA DER Facility 3160 is a filing-backed Bloom Energy fuel-cell record for Cablevision White Plains. MLQ includes it because telecom network operations centers and cable headends are data-center-adjacent critical infrastructure, but labels it clearly as telecom/NOC rather than hyperscale colocation or cloud data center. |
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Stamford Health Tully Center Bloom fuel-cell installation
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· stamford-health-tully-bloom-700kw-2023
Stamford Health Tully Center Bloom fuel-cell installation
Candidate
non dc healthcare energy
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports a fuel-cell installation, but not a data-center deployment or data-center customer.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/newsroom/ ↗
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No disclosed data-center customer | Bloom Energy | - | non dc healthcare energy | 2023-03-21Announced | Candidate | Stamford, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | 700 kW healthcare-campus installation; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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Stamford Hospital Bloom fuel-cell campus installation
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· stamford-hospital-bennett-medical-bloom-2mw-2023
Stamford Hospital Bloom fuel-cell campus installation
Candidate
non dc healthcare energy
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports a fuel-cell installation, but not a data-center deployment or data-center customer.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/newsroom/ ↗
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No disclosed data-center customer | Bloom Energy | - | non dc healthcare energy | 2023-03-21Announced | Candidate | Stamford, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | 2 MW hospital reliability installation; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | — |
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FCEL Groton Submarine Base 7.4 MW fuel-cell park
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· fcel-groton-sub-base-cmeec-7-4mw-2022
FCEL Groton Submarine Base 7.4 MW fuel-cell park
Candidate
non dc military grid generation
OverviewFCEL Groton Sub Base 7.4 MW FC park, commercial op Dec 16 2022. CMEEC offtaker via 20-yr PPA. US Navy Submarine Base New London microgrid reliability. Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports a fuel-cell installation, but not a data-center deployment or data-center customer.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
No disclosed data-center customer | FuelCell Energy | - | non dc military grid generation | 2022-12-16commercial_operation | Candidate | Groton, CT | molten carbonate fuel cell (SureSource) | 7.4 MW military/utility microgrid fuel-cell park; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | No | Yes | — | — |
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | FCEL Groton Sub Base 7.4 MW FC park, commercial op Dec 16 2022. CMEEC offtaker via 20-yr PPA. US Navy Submarine Base New London microgrid reliability. |
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Bristol Technology Center — 4 MW Bloom fuel-cell data-center project
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1540-bristol-technology-center-bloom-4mw
Bristol Technology Center — 4 MW Bloom fuel-cell data-center project
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1540 is a filing-backed data-center fuel-cell record. The petition covers a 4 MW customer-side Bloom Energy fuel-cell facility at 234 Riverside Avenue tied to the Bristol Technology Center data-center project. MLQ treats it as approved, not operational, and links the facility to a Bristol Technology Center data-center record. Details
NotesConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1540 approved a 4 MW customer-side Bloom fuel-cell facility tied to the Bristol Technology Center data-center project at 234 Riverside Avenue.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
bristolct.gov
https://www.bristolct.gov/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/1683 ↗
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ReNew Riverside / Bristol Technology Center | Bloom Energy | 4 MW | approved | 2022-12-08Approved | Confirmed filing | Bristol, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council Petition 1540 supports 4.0 MW customer-side Bloom fuel-cell capacity for the Bristol Technology Center data-center project; city materials identify the 27,000 sqft data-center context. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | Connecticut Siting Council Petition 1540 is a filing-backed data-center fuel-cell record. The petition covers a 4 MW customer-side Bloom Energy fuel-cell facility at 234 Riverside Avenue tied to the Bristol Technology Center data-center project. MLQ treats it as approved, not operational, and links the facility to a Bristol Technology Center data-center record. |
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UConn Storrs Depot Campus HyAxiom fuel-cell installation
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· uconn-storrs-depot-campus-hyaxiom-purecell-460kw-2022
UConn Storrs Depot Campus HyAxiom fuel-cell installation
Candidate
non dc campus energy
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports a fuel-cell installation, but not a data-center deployment or data-center customer.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
No disclosed data-center customer | HyAxiom (Doosan subsidiary) | - | non dc campus energy | 2022-11-01Operational | Candidate | Storrs, CT | phosphoric acid fuel cell (PureCell M400) | 460 kW campus research-lab / CHP fuel-cell installation; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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today.uconn.edu ↗ | — |
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Connecticut Data Park Colchester — 4.99 MW Bloom fuel-cell facility
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1533-colchester-data-park-bloom-4-99mw
Connecticut Data Park Colchester — 4.99 MW Bloom fuel-cell facility
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1533 is a filing-backed data-center fuel-cell record. The petition covers a 4.99 MW behind-the-meter Bloom Energy fuel-cell facility at 42 Old Amston Road serving the first Colchester Data Park phase. Petition 1533A is the later/second Colchester facility row. MLQ treats this row as approved, not operational. Details
NotesConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1533 approved a 4.99 MW behind-the-meter Bloom Energy fuel-cell facility serving the first Colchester Data Park data-center phase.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
ReNew Developers / Connecticut Data Park | Bloom Energy | 5 MW | approved | 2022-10-13Approved | Confirmed filing | Colchester, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council Petition 1533 and staff report support 4.99 MW Bloom Energy fuel-cell capacity at 42 Old Amston Road serving about 99% of the planned data-center base load. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | Connecticut Siting Council Petition 1533 is a filing-backed data-center fuel-cell record. The petition covers a 4.99 MW behind-the-meter Bloom Energy fuel-cell facility at 42 Old Amston Road serving the first Colchester Data Park phase. Petition 1533A is the later/second Colchester facility row. MLQ treats this row as approved, not operational. |
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FCEL Beacon Falls Energy Park 63.3 MW fuel-cell park
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· fcel-beacon-falls-energy-park-63-3mw-permitted
FCEL Beacon Falls Energy Park 63.3 MW fuel-cell park
Candidate
non dc grid generation
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports a permitted utility/grid fuel-cell park, not a data-center deployment or data-center customer.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
alternativeenergyhq.com
https://www.alternativeenergyhq.com/fuel-cell-energy-beacon-falls-energy-park.php ↗
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No disclosed data-center customer | FuelCell Energy | - | non dc grid generation | 2022-08-01permitted | Candidate | Beacon Falls, CT | molten carbonate fuel cell | 63.3 MW grid fuel-cell park; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | No | Yes | — | — |
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alternativeenergyhq.com ↗ | — |
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Apple Staten Island - Winant Place — 5 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· apple-staten-island-winant-place-ny-bloom-2022
Apple Staten Island - Winant Place — 5 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewFederal EIA-860 data and GridInfo identify a 5 MW Bloom Energy solid-oxide fuel-cell plant named Apple Staten Island - Winant Place. MLQ keeps the row public because the source is an official federal generator registry mirrored by GridInfo, but caveats the data-center attribution: Apple does not publicly list Staten Island among its named data centers in environmental reports. Details
NotesEIA-860 and GridInfo identify a 5 MW Bloom Energy fuel-cell plant at Apple Staten Island - Winant Place. Apple has not publicly listed Staten Island in its named data-center portfolio, so MLQ labels the site attribution as registry-backed rather than Apple-disclosed.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Apple Inc | Bloom Energy | 5 MW | operational | 2022-08-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Staten Island, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 / GridInfo support 5 MW Bloom SOFC capacity at 100 Winant Place, operational since August 2022. Companion Industrial Loop record brings the registry-backed Apple Staten Island total to 10 MW. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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gridinfo.com ↗ | Federal EIA-860 data and GridInfo identify a 5 MW Bloom Energy solid-oxide fuel-cell plant named Apple Staten Island - Winant Place. MLQ keeps the row public because the source is an official federal generator registry mirrored by GridInfo, but caveats the data-center attribution: Apple does not publicly list Staten Island among its named data centers in environmental reports. |
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Microsoft Cheyenne data center — 1.5 MW Ballard hydrogen backup demo
Fuel cell deployment
· microsoft-quincy-wa-ballard-h2-demo-2021
Microsoft Cheyenne data center — 1.5 MW Ballard hydrogen backup demo
Confirmed site
demonstrated
behind-the-meter
OverviewMicrosoft, Caterpillar, and Ballard demonstrated a 1.5 MW hydrogen fuel-cell backup generator system at a Microsoft Cheyenne, Wyoming data center. The row ID preserves an earlier Quincy-WA misclassification for audit continuity, but all public copy now uses Cheyenne. MLQ treats this as a confirmed site demonstration, not a commercial primary-power deployment. Details
NotesMicrosoft, Caterpillar, and Ballard demonstrated a 1.5 MW hydrogen fuel-cell backup system at a Microsoft Cheyenne data center. The original 2021 announcement referenced Quincy, Washington, but the completed demonstration was in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (4) |
Microsoft | Ballard Power Systems | 2 MW | demonstrated | 2022-07-01Demonstrated | Confirmed site | Cheyenne, WY | PEM hydrogen fuel cell backup system | Ballard/Caterpillar/Microsoft sources support a 1.5 MW PEM hydrogen fuel-cell backup demonstration with battery storage, including a 48-hour simulated outage on real data-center load. This is backup demonstration capacity, not primary power. | Yes | Yes | — | 4 |
4 data centers
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ballard.com ↗ | Microsoft, Caterpillar, and Ballard demonstrated a 1.5 MW hydrogen fuel-cell backup generator system at a Microsoft Cheyenne, Wyoming data center. The row ID preserves an earlier Quincy-WA misclassification for audit continuity, but all public copy now uses Cheyenne. MLQ treats this as a confirmed site demonstration, not a commercial primary-power deployment. |
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Apple Staten Island - Industrial Loop — 5 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· apple-staten-island-industrial-loop-ny-bloom-2022
Apple Staten Island - Industrial Loop — 5 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewFederal EIA-860 data and GridInfo identify a 5 MW Bloom Energy solid-oxide fuel-cell plant named Apple Staten Island - Industrial Loop. MLQ keeps the row public because the source is an official federal generator registry mirrored by GridInfo, but caveats the data-center attribution: Apple does not publicly list Staten Island among its named data centers in environmental reports. Details
NotesEIA-860 and GridInfo identify a 5 MW Bloom Energy fuel-cell plant at Apple Staten Island - Industrial Loop. Apple has not publicly listed Staten Island in its named data-center portfolio, so MLQ labels the site attribution as registry-backed rather than Apple-disclosed.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Apple Inc | Bloom Energy | 5 MW | operational | 2022-06-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Staten Island, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 / GridInfo support 5 MW Bloom SOFC capacity at 28 Industrial Loop, operational since June 2022. Companion Winant Place record brings the registry-backed Apple Staten Island total to 10 MW. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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gridinfo.com ↗ | Federal EIA-860 data and GridInfo identify a 5 MW Bloom Energy solid-oxide fuel-cell plant named Apple Staten Island - Industrial Loop. MLQ keeps the row public because the source is an official federal generator registry mirrored by GridInfo, but caveats the data-center attribution: Apple does not publicly list Staten Island among its named data centers in environmental reports. |
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Energy & Innovation Park New Britain — 19.98 MW Bloom fuel-cell project
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1350a-eip-new-britain-bloom-19-98mw
Energy & Innovation Park New Britain — 19.98 MW Bloom fuel-cell project
Confirmed filing
construction complete
behind-the-meter
OverviewConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1350A is a filing-backed fuel-cell record for Energy & Innovation Park New Britain. The project is a 19.98 MW Bloom CHP fuel-cell facility at 480 Myrtle Street, with the CSC page recording construction completion notice on June 18, 2024. MLQ keeps it public because the petition is tied to the Energy & Innovation Park data-center/energy-campus project scope, but labels it as construction-complete rather than simply operational. Details
NotesConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1350A supports a 19.98 MW Bloom combined heat-and-power fuel-cell facility at Energy & Innovation Park New Britain. The CSC page records construction completion notice on June 18, 2024.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1) |
Energy & Innovation Park / Generate NB Fuel Cells | Bloom Energy | 20 MW | construction complete | 2021-12-21Approved | Confirmed filing | New Britain, CT | solid oxide fuel cell CHP | CT Siting Council Petition 1350A supports 19.98 MW at 480 Myrtle Street; construction completion notice recorded 2024-06-18. Treated as filing-backed data-center/energy-campus infrastructure. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | Connecticut Siting Council Petition 1350A is a filing-backed fuel-cell record for Energy & Innovation Park New Britain. The project is a 19.98 MW Bloom CHP fuel-cell facility at 480 Myrtle Street, with the CSC page recording construction completion notice on June 18, 2024. MLQ keeps it public because the petition is tied to the Energy & Innovation Park data-center/energy-campus project scope, but labels it as construction-complete rather than simply operational. |
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Equinix DC15 Ashburn — Bloom fuel cells at Co-Innovation Facility
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-dc15-ashburn-bloom-cif-2021
Equinix DC15 Ashburn — Bloom fuel cells at Co-Innovation Facility
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix DC15 in Ashburn hosted Bloom Energy fuel cells in the Co-Innovation Facility test environment. MLQ treats this as a confirmed named-site deployment, but does not allocate MW because the source does not disclose DC15-specific fuel-cell capacity. Details
NotesEquinix DC15 Co-Innovation Facility used Bloom Energy fuel cells as part of its onsite power test environment. Per-site MW is not public and is not allocated from the broader Equinix Bloom portfolio total.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
datacenterfrontier.com
https://www.datacenterfrontier.com/featured/article/11427653/data-center-of-the-future-equinix-test-drives-new-power-cooling-solutions ↗
blog.equinix.com
https://blog.equinix.com/blog/2017/09/27/making-interconnection-more-sustainable-with-fuel-cells/ ↗
sustainability.equinix.com
https://sustainability.equinix.com/ ↗
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Equinix | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2021-11-01Operating since | Confirmed site | Ashburn, VA | solid oxide fuel cell | Named-site confirmation for Equinix DC15, but no public per-site MW disclosure. Capacity remains null; Equinix portfolio MW is tracked separately. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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datacenterfrontier.com ↗ | Equinix DC15 in Ashburn hosted Bloom Energy fuel cells in the Co-Innovation Facility test environment. MLQ treats this as a confirmed named-site deployment, but does not allocate MW because the source does not disclose DC15-specific fuel-cell capacity. |
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Equinix SV11 San Jose — 20 MW Bloom primary-power fuel cells
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-sv11-sanjose-bloom-2021-flagship
Equinix SV11 San Jose — 20 MW Bloom primary-power fuel cells
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix SV11 is a named San Jose IBX where public reporting described Bloom Energy fuel cells as primary onsite power. MLQ keeps the 20 MW figure because it is explicitly reported with the SV11/Silicon Valley opening context, while caveating that the linked CARB DG-058 record is a Bloom product certification rather than a site-specific permit. Details
NotesEquinix SV11 is the flagship Silicon Valley IBX where Bloom fuel cells were reported as primary onsite power. The 20 MW figure is campus/SV11 power context from public reporting, not a CARB permit-specific capacity.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
hydrogen-central.com
https://hydrogen-central.com/equinix-142m-silicon-valley-hydrogen-powered-data-center-bloom-energy-fuel-cells/ ↗
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Equinix | Bloom Energy | 20 MW | operational | 2021-06-30Operating since | Confirmed site | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Public reporting around SV11 opening supports 20 MW Bloom fuel-cell primary-power context for the Silicon Valley facility/campus. CARB DG-058 is a product certification link, not a site-specific 20 MW permit. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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hydrogen-central.com ↗ | Equinix SV11 is a named San Jose IBX where public reporting described Bloom Energy fuel cells as primary onsite power. MLQ keeps the 20 MW figure because it is explicitly reported with the SV11/Silicon Valley opening context, while caveating that the linked CARB DG-058 record is a Bloom product certification rather than a site-specific permit. |
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SGIP Mountain View data-processing Bloom installation — 200 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2019-9812
SGIP Mountain View data-processing Bloom installation — 200 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2019-9812 is a 200 kW Bloom Energy Server installation in Mountain View with NAICS 518210 data processing/hosting. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed but does not link a facility record. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2019-9812 is a filing-backed Bloom fuel-cell installation with NAICS 518210 data processing/hosting. Customer and address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed data-processing / hosting customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2021-04-14Operating since | Confirmed filing | Mountain View, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2019-9812 supports 200 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 518210, payment completed, interconnection date 2021-04-14. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2019-9812 is a 200 kW Bloom Energy Server installation in Mountain View with NAICS 518210 data processing/hosting. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed but does not link a facility record. |
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Caltech research-compute microgrid — 4.2 MW Bloom fuel cells
Fuel cell deployment
· caltech-bloom-4mw-microgrid
Caltech research-compute microgrid — 4.2 MW Bloom fuel cells
Confirmed portfolio
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCaltech operates a Bloom Energy microgrid across five campus sites totaling 4.2 MW. MLQ keeps this row because the source ties the microgrid to research-compute/HPC campus load, but classifies it as research-compute/campus infrastructure rather than a commercial data-center deployment. Details
NotesBloom/Caltech materials support a 4.2 MW campus microgrid across five sites, including research-compute/HPC campus load. MLQ keeps it as research-compute infrastructure, not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/caltech/ ↗
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Caltech | Bloom Energy | 4 MW | operational | 2021-01-01Announced | Confirmed portfolio | Pasadena, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom Caltech case study supports 4.2 MW across five campus sites. Capacity is campus microgrid portfolio capacity, not one data-center building capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Caltech operates a Bloom Energy microgrid across five campus sites totaling 4.2 MW. MLQ keeps this row because the source ties the microgrid to research-compute/HPC campus load, but classifies it as research-compute/campus infrastructure rather than a commercial data-center deployment. |
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Altice Hicksville data-center campus — 2 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-ny-altice-hicksville-bloom-2021
Altice Hicksville data-center campus — 2 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
OverviewEIA-860 records a 2 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Altice Hicksville. MLQ keeps it public under the telecom/NOC/data-center-campus inclusion rule, with explicit labeling that this is network/data-center infrastructure rather than hyperscale cloud or colocation. Details
NotesEIA-860 records a 2 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Altice Hicksville. MLQ keeps it as telecom/data-center campus infrastructure, not a hyperscale cloud data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Altice USA | Bloom Energy | 2 MW | operational | 2021-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Hicksville, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 federal generator inventory supports 2.0 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity for plant Altice - Hicksville, operating year 2021. | — | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records a 2 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Altice Hicksville. MLQ keeps it public under the telecom/NOC/data-center-campus inclusion rule, with explicit labeling that this is network/data-center infrastructure rather than hyperscale cloud or colocation. |
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Equinix BO2 Billerica — 1.9 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-billerica-ma-bloom-eia860
Equinix BO2 Billerica — 1.9 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 records a 1.9 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Equinix Billerica / BO2 in Massachusetts, operating year 2021. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed filing-backed infrastructure and links it to Equinix BO2. The BO2/Boston naming is a market label; the physical site is Billerica/Pinehurst in Middlesex County. Details
NotesEIA-860 records a 1.9 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Equinix Billerica / BO2. This appears to be a later standalone deployment, not one of the named 2017 Equinix/Bloom portfolio sites.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | 2 MW | operational | 2021-01-01Operating (EIA-860) | Confirmed filing | Billerica, MA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 federal generator inventory supports 1.9 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity at Equinix Billerica, operating year 2021. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records a 1.9 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Equinix Billerica / BO2 in Massachusetts, operating year 2021. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed filing-backed infrastructure and links it to Equinix BO2. The BO2/Boston naming is a market label; the physical site is Billerica/Pinehurst in Middlesex County. |
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Comcast Universal City cable headend — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· comcast-universal-city-ca-bloom-2021
Comcast Universal City cable headend — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Comcast Universal City. MLQ includes the row under the telecom/cable-headend infrastructure rule and labels it separately from cloud or colocation data centers. Details
NotesEIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Comcast Universal City. MLQ keeps it as telecom/cable-headend infrastructure, not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Comcast | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2021-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Universal City, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 federal generator inventory supports 1.0 MW Bloom SOFC capacity at Comcast Universal City, operating year 2021. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Comcast Universal City. MLQ includes the row under the telecom/cable-headend infrastructure rule and labels it separately from cloud or colocation data centers. |
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One World Trade Center — Bloom Energy 1.2 MW SOFC
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· port-authority-one-wtc-nyc-bloom-1200kw-2021
One World Trade Center — Bloom Energy 1.2 MW SOFC
Candidate
non dc commercial building
behind-the-meter
OverviewOne World Trade Center 1.2 MW Bloom Energy SOFC — the first INDOOR all-electric fuel cell technology installation globally, on rooftop setback eight floors above Times Square. Port Authority of NY/NJ partnership with Bloom Energy announced Dec 11 2020. Commercial operation 2021. Powers 1/3 of One WTC electrical demand and 8% at peak. Reduces local air pollution 99% and eliminates 1,140 metric tons CO2/yr. Customer-owned financing model. Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. One World Trade Center commercial high-rise fuel-cell installation; not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (tenant: WTC commercial) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc commercial building | 2020-12-11Announced | Candidate | New York, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | 1.2 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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panynj.gov ↗ | One World Trade Center 1.2 MW Bloom Energy SOFC — the first INDOOR all-electric fuel cell technology installation globally, on rooftop setback eight floors above Times Square. Port Authority of NY/NJ partnership with Bloom Energy announced Dec 11 2020. Commercial operation 2021. Powers 1/3 of One WTC electrical demand and 8% at peak. Reduces local air pollution 99% and eliminates 1,140 metric tons CO2/yr. Customer-owned financing model. |
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LIPA FIT IV Yaphank Fuel Cell Park (Brookhaven Landfill) — FCEL 7.4 MW
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· lipa-fit-iv-yaphank-fcel-7400kw-2020
LIPA FIT IV Yaphank Fuel Cell Park (Brookhaven Landfill) — FCEL 7.4 MW
Candidate
non dc grid generation
OverviewLIPA FIT IV LIPA1 = 7.4 MW FuelCell Energy SureSource 3000 carbonate FC park at Brookhaven Landfill, Yaphank Long Island NY. Operational. Grid-feed under PSEG Long Island PPA. Only surviving LIPA FIT IV project (LIPA 2 + 3 cancelled 2023). Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. LIPA/PSEG Long Island grid-feed fuel-cell park; not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
hydrogen-central.com
https://hydrogen-central.com/fuelcell-energy-long-island-new-york-project-commercial-operation/ ↗
greaterlongisland.com
https://greaterlongisland.com/yaphank-fuel-cell-park-at-brookhaven-landfill-is-powered-up-and-running/ ↗
brookhavenny.gov
https://www.brookhavenny.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2859 ↗
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PSEG Long Island / LIPA (grid-feed; no customer tenant) | FuelCell Energy (FCEL) | - | non dc grid generation | 2020-12-01commercial_operation | Candidate | Yaphank, NY | molten carbonate fuel cell (SureSource 3000 ×3) | 7.4 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | No | Yes | — | — |
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hydrogen-central.com ↗ | LIPA FIT IV LIPA1 = 7.4 MW FuelCell Energy SureSource 3000 carbonate FC park at Brookhaven Landfill, Yaphank Long Island NY. Operational. Grid-feed under PSEG Long Island PPA. Only surviving LIPA FIT IV project (LIPA 2 + 3 cancelled 2023). |
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FCEL Triangle Street Danbury — SureSource 4000 (first deployment)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· fcel-triangle-street-danbury-suresource-4000-2020
FCEL Triangle Street Danbury — SureSource 4000 (first deployment)
Candidate
non dc grid generation
OverviewFCEL Triangle Street Danbury SureSource 4000 first deployment, commercial op April 21 2020. ~7.4 MW. High-electrical-efficiency platform. Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. FCEL grid-feed platform deployment; not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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FuelCell Energy (grid-feed) | FuelCell Energy | - | non dc grid generation | 2020-04-21commercial_operation | Candidate | Danbury, CT | molten carbonate fuel cell (SureSource 4000 — first deployment of high-electrical-efficiency platform) | 7.4 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | No | Yes | — | — |
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s21.q4cdn.com ↗ | FCEL Triangle Street Danbury SureSource 4000 first deployment, commercial op April 21 2020. ~7.4 MW. High-electrical-efficiency platform. |
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Stop & Shop — 40-store Bloom Energy AlwaysON Microgrid portfolio (MA + NY, 10 MW combined)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· stop-and-shop-40-stores-bloom-alwayson-ma-ny-portfolio-2020
Stop & Shop — 40-store Bloom Energy AlwaysON Microgrid portfolio (MA + NY, 10 MW combined)
Candidate
non dc retail portfolio
behind-the-meter
OverviewStop & Shop 40-store Bloom AlwaysON Microgrid portfolio. 10 MW MA+NY. Announced Jan 14 2020. Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Stop & Shop grocery-store microgrid portfolio; not data-center infrastructure.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Stop & Shop Supermarket Company LLC (Ahold Delhaize USA subsidiary) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc retail portfolio | 2020-01-14Announced | Candidate | - | solid oxide fuel cell (Bloom Energy Server in AlwaysON Microgrid configuration) | 10 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Stop & Shop 40-store Bloom AlwaysON Microgrid portfolio. 10 MW MA+NY. Announced Jan 14 2020. |
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Altice Bethpage network campus — 2 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-ny-bloom-altice-fuel-cell-2020
Altice Bethpage network campus — 2 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
OverviewEIA-860 records a 2 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator for Bloom-Altice Fuel Cell, resolved to Altice USA HQ / network campus in Bethpage. MLQ keeps it public under the telecom/network infrastructure rule, separate from Altice Hicksville. Details
NotesEIA-860 records a 2 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at Altice Bethpage. MLQ keeps it as telecom/network-campus infrastructure; it is distinct from the separate Altice Hicksville data-center campus row.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Altice USA | Bloom Energy | 2 MW | operational | 2020-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Bethpage, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 federal generator inventory supports 2.0 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity for Bloom-Altice Fuel Cell, operating year 2020. Site resolved to Altice USA HQ / network campus at 1111 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage. | — | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records a 2 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator for Bloom-Altice Fuel Cell, resolved to Altice USA HQ / network campus in Bethpage. MLQ keeps it public under the telecom/network infrastructure rule, separate from Altice Hicksville. |
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Equinix Elmsford IBX — 1.7 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· nyserda-facility-1879-bloomenergy
Equinix Elmsford IBX — 1.7 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewNYSERDA DER Facility 1879 and EIA-860 identify a Bloom Energy fuel-cell installation at Equinix Elmsford. MLQ treats it as a filing-backed data-center row and links it to an Equinix Elmsford facility record. Details
NotesNYSERDA DER and EIA-860 support a 1.7 MW Bloom fuel-cell installation at Equinix Elmsford. The NYSERDA reporting period ended 2023-08-31; EIA cross-validation supports the federal generator record.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/search/?facility=1879 ↗
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/download/facility-metric/ ↗
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Equinix | Bloom Energy | 2 MW | operational | 2020-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Elmsford, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | NYSERDA DER Facility ID 1879 and EIA-860 support 1.7 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity at Equinix Elmsford, operating year 2020. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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der.nyserda.ny.gov ↗ | NYSERDA DER Facility 1879 and EIA-860 identify a Bloom Energy fuel-cell installation at Equinix Elmsford. MLQ treats it as a filing-backed data-center row and links it to an Equinix Elmsford facility record. |
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Duke Energy + Bloom Energy 37 MW commercial+industrial BTM portfolio (CA + CT + MD + NY)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· duke-energy-bloom-37mw-portfolio-ca-ct-md-ny-2019
Duke Energy + Bloom Energy 37 MW commercial+industrial BTM portfolio (CA + CT + MD + NY)
Candidate
non dc specific portfolio
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Undisclosed C&I BTM portfolio; no data-center customer/site disclosed.
Evidence caveats
Needs source reviewCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Multiple commercial+industrial customers (specific sites not publicly disclosed) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc specific portfolio | 2019-07-01Announced | Candidate | - | solid oxide fuel cell | 37 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | No | — | — |
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news.duke-energy.com ↗ | — |
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Extreme Networks San Jose HQ — Bloom Energy microgrid
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· extreme-networks-san-jose-ca-bloom-microgrid-2019
Extreme Networks San Jose HQ — Bloom Energy microgrid
Candidate
non dc corporate hq
behind-the-meter
OverviewExtreme Networks San Jose CA HQ Bloom microgrid, Q1 2019 announcement. Triggered by 3 utility outages summer 2018. Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Extreme Networks corporate HQ/lab resilience microgrid; no data-center site/customer disclosed.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Extreme Networks | Bloom Energy | - | non dc corporate hq | 2019-03-01Announced | Candidate | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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microgridknowledge.com ↗ | Extreme Networks San Jose CA HQ Bloom microgrid, Q1 2019 announcement. Triggered by 3 utility outages summer 2018. |
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II-VI Incorporated Warren NJ manufacturing facility — Bloom Energy 2.5 MW microgrid
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· ii-vi-warren-nj-bloom-microgrid-2-5mw-2019
II-VI Incorporated Warren NJ manufacturing facility — Bloom Energy 2.5 MW microgrid
Candidate
non dc manufacturing
behind-the-meter
OverviewII-VI Warren NJ 2.5 MW Bloom microgrid, operational Q1 2019. Photonic/electronic materials manufacturing. Now Coherent Corp (post-2022 merger). Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. II-VI/Coherent manufacturing microgrid; no data-center site/customer.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/news/bloom-energy-microgrid-helps-ii-vi-inc-grow-greener/ ↗
chemengonline.com
https://www.chemengonline.com/bloom-energy-installs-innovative-power-system-at-ii-vi-plant-in-new-jersey/ ↗
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II-VI Incorporated (now part of Coherent Corp after 2022 merger) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc manufacturing | 2019-03-01Announced | Candidate | Warren, NJ | solid oxide fuel cell | 2.5 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | II-VI Warren NJ 2.5 MW Bloom microgrid, operational Q1 2019. Photonic/electronic materials manufacturing. Now Coherent Corp (post-2022 merger). |
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AT&T North Watney central office — 2 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-atandt-north-watney-solano-county-ca
AT&T North Watney central office — 2 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 records a 2 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T North Watney in Solano County. MLQ includes the row under the telecom central-office / network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record for the AT&T site. Details
NotesEIA-860 records a 2 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T North Watney in Solano County. MLQ keeps it as telecom central-office/network infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/att/ ↗
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AT&T | Bloom Energy | 2 MW | operational | 2019-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Solano County, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 federal generator inventory supports 2.0 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity at AT&T North Watney, operating year 2019. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records a 2 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T North Watney in Solano County. MLQ includes the row under the telecom central-office / network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record for the AT&T site. |
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AT&T Ventura Boulevard central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-atandt-ventura-blvd-ca
AT&T Ventura Boulevard central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T Ventura Boulevard. MLQ includes the row under the telecom central-office / network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record for the AT&T site. Details
NotesEIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T Ventura Boulevard. MLQ keeps it as telecom central-office/network infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/att/ ↗
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AT&T | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2019-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Los Angeles, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 federal generator inventory supports 1.0 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity at AT&T Ventura Blvd, operating year 2019. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T Ventura Boulevard. MLQ includes the row under the telecom central-office / network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record for the AT&T site. |
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Mass General Brigham Marlborough Data Center — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· partners-healthcare-marlborough-ma-bloom-2018
Mass General Brigham Marlborough Data Center — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewPartners HealthCare, now Mass General Brigham, deployed Bloom fuel cells across multiple Massachusetts sites under a 15-year PPA. MLQ keeps the Marlborough row public because the Marlborough site is the data-center facility within that portfolio. The 4.1 MW total is not allocated to Marlborough because per-site MW is not public. Details
NotesPartners HealthCare, now Mass General Brigham, included its Marlborough data center in a 4.1 MW Bloom Energy multi-site deployment. Per-site Marlborough MW is not public.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/partners-healthcare/ ↗
smartenergydecisions.com
https://www.smartenergydecisions.com/energy-management/2018/12/06/partners-healthcare-adds-fuel-cell-system ↗
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Mass General Brigham | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2018-11-29PPA announced | Confirmed site | Marlborough, MA | solid oxide fuel cell | Aggregate 4.1 MW Bloom deployment across multiple Partners HealthCare sites under 15-year PPA; Marlborough data-center share is not disclosed, so capacity remains null. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Partners HealthCare, now Mass General Brigham, deployed Bloom fuel cells across multiple Massachusetts sites under a 15-year PPA. MLQ keeps the Marlborough row public because the Marlborough site is the data-center facility within that portfolio. The 4.1 MW total is not allocated to Marlborough because per-site MW is not public. |
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CoreSite BO1 Somerville — 3.6 MW Bloom fuel-cell system
Fuel cell deployment
· coresite-bo1-somerville-ma-bloom
CoreSite BO1 Somerville — 3.6 MW Bloom fuel-cell system
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCoreSite BO1 in Somerville, Massachusetts uses a hybrid utility + Bloom fuel-cell power architecture. MLQ links the row to the canonical CoreSite BO1 facility and keeps the 3.6 MW figure based on CoreSite/EIA/local filing context. Details
NotesCoreSite identifies BO1 Somerville as a hybrid utility + Bloom fuel-cell data-center site. Local ZBA filing and EIA context support the BO1 fuel-cell deployment.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1) |
CoreSite / American Tower | Bloom Energy | 4 MW | operational | 2018-06-20Permit filed | Confirmed site | Somerville, MA | solid oxide fuel cell | 3.6 MW Bloom SOFC at CoreSite BO1 / 70 Inner Belt Road, supported by CoreSite disclosure, Somerville ZBA filing, and EIA context. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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coresite.com ↗ | CoreSite BO1 in Somerville, Massachusetts uses a hybrid utility + Bloom fuel-cell power architecture. MLQ links the row to the canonical CoreSite BO1 facility and keeps the 3.6 MW figure based on CoreSite/EIA/local filing context. |
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Stop & Shop Peekskill NY — Bloom Energy (precursor pilot pre-2020)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· stop-and-shop-peekskill-ny-bloom-pre-2020
Stop & Shop Peekskill NY — Bloom Energy (precursor pilot pre-2020)
Candidate
non dc retail site
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Stop & Shop grocery-store microgrid pilot; not data-center infrastructure.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Stop & Shop Supermarket Company (Ahold Delhaize) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc retail site | 2018-01-01Operational | Candidate | Peekskill, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | Source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | — |
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Equinix SV3 San Jose — 4.9 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-sv3-sanjose-bloom-2017
Equinix SV3 San Jose — 4.9 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix SV3 is named in the 2017 Bloom/Equinix expansion and has EIA-860 support for 4.9 MW at the Lundy Avenue fuel-cell site. MLQ keeps the row as a confirmed Equinix data-center deployment. Details
NotesEquinix SV3 is named in the 2017 Bloom/Equinix expansion, with EIA-860 support for 4.9 MW at the Lundy Avenue fuel-cell site.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | 5 MW | operational | 2017-09-27Announced | Confirmed site | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom/Equinix named-site confirmation plus EIA-860 support for 4.9 MW Bloom SOFC at Lundy Avenue. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix SV3 is named in the 2017 Bloom/Equinix expansion and has EIA-860 support for 4.9 MW at the Lundy Avenue fuel-cell site. MLQ keeps the row as a confirmed Equinix data-center deployment. |
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Equinix LA3 El Segundo — 4 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-la3-elsegundo-bloom-2017
Equinix LA3 El Segundo — 4 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix LA3 El Segundo is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. Details
NotesEquinix LA3 El Segundo is a named Equinix IBX fuel-cell deployment. EIA-backed site capacity at Douglas/Maple Avenue fuel-cell records.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | 4 MW | operational | 2017-09-27Announced | Confirmed site | El Segundo, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-backed site capacity at Douglas/Maple Avenue fuel-cell records. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix LA3 El Segundo is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. |
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Equinix SV1 San Jose — 2.4 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-sv1-sanjose-bloom-2017
Equinix SV1 San Jose — 2.4 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix SV1 San Jose is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. Details
NotesEquinix SV1 San Jose is a named Equinix IBX fuel-cell deployment. EIA-backed site capacity at Great Oaks Boulevard.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | 2 MW | operational | 2017-09-27Announced | Confirmed site | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-backed site capacity at Great Oaks Boulevard. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix SV1 San Jose is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. |
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Equinix SV10 San Jose — 2.1 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-sv10-sanjose-bloom-2017
Equinix SV10 San Jose — 2.1 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix SV10 is named in the 2017 Bloom/Equinix expansion and has EIA-860 support for 2.1 MW at the Great Oaks Boulevard fuel-cell site. MLQ keeps the row as a confirmed Equinix data-center deployment. Details
NotesEquinix SV10 is named in the 2017 Bloom/Equinix expansion, with EIA-860 support for 2.1 MW at the Great Oaks Boulevard fuel-cell site.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | 2 MW | operational | 2017-09-27Announced | Confirmed site | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom/Equinix named-site confirmation plus EIA-860 support for 2.1 MW Bloom SOFC at Great Oaks Boulevard. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix SV10 is named in the 2017 Bloom/Equinix expansion and has EIA-860 support for 2.1 MW at the Great Oaks Boulevard fuel-cell site. MLQ keeps the row as a confirmed Equinix data-center deployment. |
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Equinix LA4 El Segundo — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-la4-elsegundo-bloom-2017
Equinix LA4 El Segundo — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix LA4 El Segundo is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. Details
NotesEquinix LA4 El Segundo is a named Equinix IBX fuel-cell deployment. Named site; per-site MW not public.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2017-09-27Announced | Confirmed site | El Segundo, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Named site; per-site MW not public. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix LA4 El Segundo is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. |
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Equinix LA7 Los Angeles — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-la7-losangeles-bloom-2017
Equinix LA7 Los Angeles — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix LA7 Los Angeles is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. Details
NotesEquinix LA7 Los Angeles is a named Equinix IBX fuel-cell deployment. Named site; per-site MW not public.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2017-09-27Announced | Confirmed site | Los Angeles, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Named site; per-site MW not public. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix LA7 Los Angeles is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. |
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Equinix SV6 San Jose — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-sv6-sanjose-bloom-2017
Equinix SV6 San Jose — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix SV6 is named in Bloom Energy and Equinix's 2017 Silicon Valley fuel-cell expansion. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and does not allocate MW because site-level capacity is not public. Details
NotesEquinix SV6 is named in the 2017 Bloom/Equinix Silicon Valley expansion. Per-site MW is not public, so capacity remains null and is not allocated from portfolio totals.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2017-09-27Announced | Confirmed site | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Named site in Bloom/Equinix 2017 expansion; per-site capacity not disclosed. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix SV6 is named in Bloom Energy and Equinix's 2017 Silicon Valley fuel-cell expansion. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and does not allocate MW because site-level capacity is not public. |
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Equinix SV2 San Jose — 5.2 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-sv2-sanjose-bloom
Equinix SV2 San Jose — 5.2 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix SV2 San Jose is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. Details
NotesEquinix SV2 San Jose is a named Equinix IBX fuel-cell deployment. Current Equinix page reports 5,200 kW Bloom fuel cells.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | 5 MW | operational | 2017-08-16Announced | Confirmed site | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Current Equinix page reports 5,200 kW Bloom fuel cells. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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equinix.com ↗ | Equinix SV2 San Jose is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. |
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Equinix NY4 Secaucus — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-ny4-secaucus-bloom-2017
Equinix NY4 Secaucus — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix NY4 Secaucus is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. Details
NotesEquinix NY4 Secaucus is a named Equinix IBX fuel-cell deployment. Named site; per-site MW not public.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2017-08-16Announced | Confirmed site | Secaucus, NJ | solid oxide fuel cell | Named site; per-site MW not public. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix NY4 Secaucus is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. |
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Equinix NY2 Secaucus — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-ny2-secaucus-bloom-2017
Equinix NY2 Secaucus — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix NY2 Secaucus is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. Details
NotesEquinix NY2 Secaucus is a named Equinix IBX fuel-cell deployment. Named site; per-site MW not public.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2017-08-16Announced | Confirmed site | Secaucus, NJ | solid oxide fuel cell | Named site; per-site MW not public. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix NY2 Secaucus is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. |
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Equinix NY5 Secaucus — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-ny5-secaucus-bloom-2017
Equinix NY5 Secaucus — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix NY5 Secaucus is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. Details
NotesEquinix NY5 Secaucus is a named Equinix IBX fuel-cell deployment. Named site; per-site MW not public; NJDEP permit linked.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2017-08-16Announced | Confirmed site | Secaucus, NJ | solid oxide fuel cell | Named site; per-site MW not public; NJDEP permit linked. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix NY5 Secaucus is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. |
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Frontier New Haven Orange Street central office — 1.4 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1272-frontier-new-haven-bloom-1-4mw
Frontier New Haven Orange Street central office — 1.4 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewFrontier New Haven Orange Street central office — 1.4 MW Bloom fuel cell is a CT Siting Council filing-backed Frontier Communications telecom central-office fuel-cell record. MLQ includes it under telecom/NOC infrastructure, not cloud or colocation. Details
NotesConnecticut Siting Council petition supports a Frontier Communications customer-side fuel cell at a telecom central-office/network facility. Included as telecom infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Frontier Communications | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | approved | 2017-01-19Approved | Confirmed filing | New Haven, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council petition supports 1.4 MW customer-side Bloom fuel-cell capacity. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | Frontier New Haven Orange Street central office — 1.4 MW Bloom fuel cell is a CT Siting Council filing-backed Frontier Communications telecom central-office fuel-cell record. MLQ includes it under telecom/NOC infrastructure, not cloud or colocation. |
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Frontier Meriden Butler Street central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1264-frontier-meriden-bloom-400kw
Frontier Meriden Butler Street central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewFrontier Meriden Butler Street central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell is a CT Siting Council filing-backed Frontier Communications telecom central-office fuel-cell record. MLQ includes it under telecom/NOC infrastructure, not cloud or colocation. Details
NotesConnecticut Siting Council petition supports a Frontier Communications customer-side fuel cell at a telecom central-office/network facility. Included as telecom infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Frontier Communications | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | approved | 2017-01-19Approved | Confirmed filing | Meriden, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council petition supports 0.4 MW customer-side Bloom fuel-cell capacity. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | Frontier Meriden Butler Street central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell is a CT Siting Council filing-backed Frontier Communications telecom central-office fuel-cell record. MLQ includes it under telecom/NOC infrastructure, not cloud or colocation. |
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Frontier Danbury West Street central office — 200 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1274-frontier-danbury-bloom-200kw
Frontier Danbury West Street central office — 200 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewFrontier Danbury West Street central office — 200 kW Bloom fuel cell is a CT Siting Council filing-backed Frontier Communications telecom central-office fuel-cell record. MLQ includes it under telecom/NOC infrastructure, not cloud or colocation. Details
NotesConnecticut Siting Council petition supports a Frontier Communications customer-side fuel cell at a telecom central-office/network facility. Included as telecom infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Frontier Communications | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | approved | 2017-01-19Approved | Confirmed filing | Danbury, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council petition supports 0.2 MW customer-side Bloom fuel-cell capacity. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | Frontier Danbury West Street central office — 200 kW Bloom fuel cell is a CT Siting Council filing-backed Frontier Communications telecom central-office fuel-cell record. MLQ includes it under telecom/NOC infrastructure, not cloud or colocation. |
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Apple Park (Campus 2) Cupertino — Bloom Energy 4 MW
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· apple-park-campus-2-cupertino-bloom-4mw-2017
Apple Park (Campus 2) Cupertino — Bloom Energy 4 MW
Candidate
non dc commercial campus
behind-the-meter
OverviewApple Park (Campus 2) Cupertino CA 4 MW Bloom Energy microgrid installation. 75% Campus 2 power coverage during work hours. Operational ~2017. Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Apple Park corporate campus fuel-cell installation, not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Apple Inc | Bloom Energy | - | non dc commercial campus | 2017-01-01Operational | Candidate | Cupertino, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | 4 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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datacenterdynamics.com ↗ | Apple Park (Campus 2) Cupertino CA 4 MW Bloom Energy microgrid installation. 75% Campus 2 power coverage during work hours. Operational ~2017. |
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Constellation + Bloom Energy 40 MW commercial and public sector projects (CA + CT + NJ + NY)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· constellation-bloom-40mw-ca-ct-nj-ny-2017
Constellation + Bloom Energy 40 MW commercial and public sector projects (CA + CT + NJ + NY)
Candidate
non dc specific portfolio
behind-the-meter
OverviewConstellation + Bloom 40 MW portfolio across CA + CT + NJ + NY commercial/public sector, ~2017 sequel to 2014 deal. Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Constellation/Bloom 40 MW commercial/public-sector portfolio has no data-center customer/site disclosed.
Evidence caveats
Needs source reviewCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Multiple commercial and public sector customers (sites not publicly disclosed) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc specific portfolio | 2017-01-01Announced | Candidate | - | solid oxide fuel cell | 40 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | No | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Constellation + Bloom 40 MW portfolio across CA + CT + NJ + NY commercial/public sector, ~2017 sequel to 2014 deal. |
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Equinix SV4 San Jose — 4.8 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-sv4-sanjose-bloom
Equinix SV4 San Jose — 4.8 MW Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix SV4 San Jose is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. Details
NotesEquinix SV4 San Jose is a named Equinix IBX fuel-cell deployment. Current Equinix page and EIA-860 support 4.8 MW Bloom fuel cells.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | 5 MW | operational | 2017-01-01Operating since | Confirmed site | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Current Equinix page and EIA-860 support 4.8 MW Bloom fuel cells. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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equinix.com ↗ | Equinix SV4 San Jose is a named Equinix IBX in the Bloom/Equinix fuel-cell deployment set. MLQ keeps the row as confirmed_site and uses site-level MW only where public reporting or EIA/operator data supports it. |
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AT&T Jericho central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-ny-att-jericho-bloom-2017
AT&T Jericho central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
OverviewEIA-860 records AT&T Jericho central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. Details
NotesEIA-860 records this AT&T Bloom fuel-cell generator. MLQ keeps it as telecom central-office/network infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
AT&T | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2017-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Jericho, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 supports 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity for this AT&T site. | — | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records AT&T Jericho central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. |
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AT&T Kelvin central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-atandt-kelvin-orange-county-ca
AT&T Kelvin central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 records AT&T Kelvin central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. Details
NotesEIA-860 records this AT&T Bloom fuel-cell generator. MLQ keeps it as telecom central-office/network infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/att/ ↗
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AT&T | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2017-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 supports 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity for this AT&T site. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records AT&T Kelvin central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. |
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AT&T Van Nuys central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-atandt-van-nuys-ca
AT&T Van Nuys central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 records AT&T Van Nuys central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. Details
NotesEIA-860 records this AT&T Bloom fuel-cell generator. MLQ keeps it as telecom central-office/network infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/att/ ↗
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AT&T | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2017-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Van Nuys, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 supports 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity for this AT&T site. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records AT&T Van Nuys central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. |
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Morgan Stanley Global HQ — 1585 Broadway NYC (Bloom 750 kW highrise install)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· morgan-stanley-hq-1585-broadway-nyc-bloom-2016
Morgan Stanley Global HQ — 1585 Broadway NYC (Bloom 750 kW highrise install)
Candidate
non dc commercial building
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Morgan Stanley Times Square HQ/high-rise installation, not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Morgan Stanley | Bloom Energy | - | non dc commercial building | 2016-12-13Operating since | Candidate | New York, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | 0.75 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | — |
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Frontier Norwalk Washington Street central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1260-frontier-norwalk-bloom-400kw
Frontier Norwalk Washington Street central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
approved
behind-the-meter
OverviewFrontier Norwalk Washington Street central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell is a CT Siting Council filing-backed Frontier Communications telecom central-office fuel-cell record. MLQ includes it under telecom/NOC infrastructure, not cloud or colocation. Details
NotesConnecticut Siting Council petition supports a Frontier Communications customer-side fuel cell at a telecom central-office/network facility. Included as telecom infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Frontier Communications | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | approved | 2016-12-08Approved | Confirmed filing | Norwalk, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council petition supports 0.4 MW customer-side Bloom fuel-cell capacity. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | Frontier Norwalk Washington Street central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell is a CT Siting Council filing-backed Frontier Communications telecom central-office fuel-cell record. MLQ includes it under telecom/NOC infrastructure, not cloud or colocation. |
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SGIP Anaheim telecom Bloom installation — 1.31 MW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-scg-sgip-2016-0247
SGIP Anaheim telecom Bloom installation — 1.31 MW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2016-0247 is a 1.3125 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Anaheim with NAICS 517911 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed telecom infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2016-0247 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with telecom NAICS 517911. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2016-11-15Operating since | Confirmed filing | Anaheim, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2016-0247 supports 1,312.5 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517911, payment completed, interconnection date 2016-11-15. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2016-0247 is a 1.3125 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Anaheim with NAICS 517911 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed telecom infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP Los Angeles telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-scg-sgip-2015-0218
SGIP Los Angeles telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2015-0218 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Los Angeles with NAICS 517110 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed telecom infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2015-0218 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with telecom NAICS 517110. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2016-10-06Operating since | Confirmed filing | Los Angeles, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2015-0218 supports 1,050 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517110, payment completed, interconnection date 2016-10-06. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2015-0218 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Los Angeles with NAICS 517110 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed telecom infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP North Hollywood telecom Bloom installation — 210 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-scg-sgip-2016-0246
SGIP North Hollywood telecom Bloom installation — 210 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2016-0246 is a 210 kW Bloom Energy Server installation in North Hollywood with NAICS 517911 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed telecom infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2016-0246 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with telecom NAICS 517911. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2016-09-30Operating since | Confirmed filing | North Hollywood, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2016-0246 supports 210 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517911, payment completed, interconnection date 2016-09-30. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SCG-SGIP-2016-0246 is a 210 kW Bloom Energy Server installation in North Hollywood with NAICS 517911 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed telecom infrastructure without a facility link. |
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AT&T Holger central office — 1.3 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-atandt-holger-santa-clara-ca
AT&T Holger central office — 1.3 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 records a 1.3 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T Holger in Santa Clara County. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. Details
NotesEIA-860 records a 1.3 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T Holger in Santa Clara County. MLQ keeps it as telecom central-office/network infrastructure.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/att/ ↗
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AT&T | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2016-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Santa Clara, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 federal generator inventory supports 1.3 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity at AT&T Holger, operating year 2016. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records a 1.3 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T Holger in Santa Clara County. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. |
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AT&T Hawthorne central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-atandt---hawthorne-ca
AT&T Hawthorne central office — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T Hawthorne. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. Details
NotesEIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T Hawthorne. MLQ keeps it as telecom central-office/network infrastructure.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/att/ ↗
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AT&T | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2016-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Hawthorne, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 federal generator inventory supports 1.0 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity at AT&T Hawthorne, operating year 2016. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at AT&T Hawthorne. MLQ includes it under the telecom central-office/network-infrastructure rule and links a facility record. |
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DirecTV Los Angeles operations center — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· directv-los-angeles-ca-bloom-2016
DirecTV Los Angeles operations center — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at DirecTV Los Angeles. MLQ includes it as media/broadcast operations infrastructure adjacent to telecom/data-center workloads, not as hyperscale cloud or colocation. Details
NotesEIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at DirecTV Los Angeles. MLQ keeps it as media/broadcast operations infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
DirecTV | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2016-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Los Angeles, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 federal generator inventory supports 1.0 MW Bloom fuel-cell capacity at DirecTV Los Angeles, operating year 2016. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 records a 1 MW Bloom fuel-cell generator at DirecTV Los Angeles. MLQ includes it as media/broadcast operations infrastructure adjacent to telecom/data-center workloads, not as hyperscale cloud or colocation. |
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SGIP San Jose telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2015-2871
SGIP San Jose telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2015-2871 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed telecom infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2015-2871 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with telecom NAICS 517919. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2015-11-09Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2015-2871 supports 1,050 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517919, payment completed, interconnection date 2015-11-09. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2015-2871 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed telecom infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP San Diego telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-sd-sgip-2013-0552
SGIP San Diego telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2013-0552 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Diego with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2013-0552 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2015-03-16Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Diego, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2013-0552 supports 1,050 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517919, filed 2013-12-11, interconnection date 2015-03-16. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2013-0552 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Diego with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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Stanford University Campus — Bloom Energy 4.2 MW Microgrid
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· stanford-university-bloom-microgrid-4200kw-2015
Stanford University Campus — Bloom Energy 4.2 MW Microgrid
Candidate
non dc campus energy
behind-the-meter
OverviewStanford University 4.2 MW Bloom Energy microgrid, deployed 2015. 30% campus carbon emission reduction. Sibling deployment to Caltech 4.2 MW (academic-institution Bloom pattern). Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Source supports Stanford campus microgrid, not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
sesi.stanford.edu
https://sesi.stanford.edu/visit/plan ↗
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Stanford University | Bloom Energy | - | non dc campus energy | 2015-01-01Announced | Candidate | Stanford, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | 4.2 MW campus microgrid retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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sesi.stanford.edu ↗ | Stanford University 4.2 MW Bloom Energy microgrid, deployed 2015. 30% campus carbon emission reduction. Sibling deployment to Caltech 4.2 MW (academic-institution Bloom pattern). |
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Equinix SV5 San Jose — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-sv5-sanjose-bloom
Equinix SV5 San Jose — Bloom fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational
OverviewEquinix SV5 is the original Bloom/Equinix Silicon Valley pilot site and remains listed by Equinix with Bloom fuel cells. MLQ keeps the EIA-backed 1.1 MW operating capacity and notes the current facility-page 5,000 kW attribute separately. Details
NotesEquinix SV5 has operator-page and EIA-860 support for Bloom fuel cells. MLQ uses the EIA-backed 1.1 MW operating capacity for the original 2015 pilot; the current facility page reports 5,000 kW as current facility attribute.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2015-01-01Announced | Confirmed site | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA-860 supports 1.1 MW Bloom SOFC at Equinix SV5 operating year 2015; current Equinix page lists 5,000 kW Bloom fuel cells. | — | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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equinix.com ↗ | Equinix SV5 is the original Bloom/Equinix Silicon Valley pilot site and remains listed by Equinix with Bloom fuel cells. MLQ keeps the EIA-backed 1.1 MW operating capacity and notes the current facility-page 5,000 kW attribute separately. |
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Microsoft Cheyenne Data Plant — 300 kW FCEL biogas fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· microsoft-cheyenne-wy-data-plant-fcel-biogas-300kw-2014
Microsoft Cheyenne Data Plant — 300 kW FCEL biogas fuel cell
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewMicrosoft Cheyenne Data Plant was a historical data-center fuel-cell pilot: a 200 kW ITPAC containerized data center powered by a 300 kW FuelCell Energy molten-carbonate fuel cell using biogas from the Dry Creek wastewater facility. MLQ keeps it public as a confirmed data-center fuel-cell demonstration. Details
NotesMicrosoft operated a 200 kW ITPAC containerized data center powered by a 300 kW FuelCell Energy biogas fuel cell at Cheyenne. This is a historical data-center fuel-cell pilot, distinct from the later Ballard hydrogen backup demo.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1)Sources
blogs.microsoft.com
https://blogs.microsoft.com/green/2014/11/07/microsofts-biogas-powered-data-plant-opens-in-wyoming/ ↗
datacenterdynamics.com
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/microsoft-opens-prototype-data-center-powered-by-methane/ ↗
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Microsoft | FuelCell Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2014-11-07Operational | Confirmed site | Cheyenne, WY | molten carbonate fuel cell (FCEL DFC platform, biogas-fueled) | Microsoft source supports a 300 kW FCEL biogas fuel cell powering a 200 kW ITPAC data center, with surplus power returned to the wastewater plant. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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blogs.microsoft.com ↗ | Microsoft Cheyenne Data Plant was a historical data-center fuel-cell pilot: a 200 kW ITPAC containerized data center powered by a 300 kW FuelCell Energy molten-carbonate fuel cell using biogas from the Dry Creek wastewater facility. MLQ keeps it public as a confirmed data-center fuel-cell demonstration. |
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SGIP San Diego telecom Bloom installation — 420 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-sd-sgip-2013-0551
SGIP San Diego telecom Bloom installation — 420 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2013-0551 is a 0.42 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Diego with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2013-0551 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2014-10-13Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Diego, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2013-0551 supports 420 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517919, filed 2013-12-11, interconnection date 2014-10-13. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2013-0551 is a 0.42 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Diego with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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Morgan Stanley Purchase data center — 263 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· nyserda-facility-205-bloomenergy
Morgan Stanley Purchase data center — 263 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewNYSERDA DER Facility 205 records a 262.5 kW Bloom Energy fuel-cell installation at Morgan Stanley Purchase. MLQ keeps it public as financial-sector enterprise data-center infrastructure. Details
NotesNYSERDA DER Facility 205 supports a Bloom fuel-cell installation at Morgan Stanley Purchase, classified as enterprise data-center infrastructure.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/search/?facility=205 ↗
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/download/facility-metric/ ↗
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Morgan Stanley | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2014-09-01Reporting start | Confirmed filing | Purchase, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | NYSERDA DER Facility ID 205 supports 262.5 kW Bloom Energy fuel-cell capacity with reporting start date 2014-09-01. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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der.nyserda.ny.gov ↗ | NYSERDA DER Facility 205 records a 262.5 kW Bloom Energy fuel-cell installation at Morgan Stanley Purchase. MLQ keeps it public as financial-sector enterprise data-center infrastructure. |
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Exelon + Bloom Energy 21 MW Bloom Energy Servers across 75 commercial sites (CA + CT + NJ + NY)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· exelon-bloom-21mw-75sites-ca-ct-nj-ny-2014
Exelon + Bloom Energy 21 MW Bloom Energy Servers across 75 commercial sites (CA + CT + NJ + NY)
Candidate
non dc specific portfolio
behind-the-meter
OverviewExelon + Bloom 21 MW / 75 sites portfolio across CA + CT + NJ + NY, July 2014 financing announcement. Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Exelon/Bloom 21 MW commercial portfolio has only AT&T portfolio-level disclosure and no site-specific data-center rows beyond records already captured separately.
Evidence caveats
Needs source reviewCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Multiple commercial customers including AT&T (9 sites), other 66 sites not publicly disclosed | Bloom Energy | - | non dc specific portfolio | 2014-07-01Announced | Candidate | - | solid oxide fuel cell | 21 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | No | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Exelon + Bloom 21 MW / 75 sites portfolio across CA + CT + NJ + NY, July 2014 financing announcement. |
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SGIP Sunnyvale information-services Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2013-2504
SGIP Sunnyvale information-services Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2504 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Sunnyvale with NAICS 518111 information services classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2504 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 518111 information services classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2014-07-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Sunnyvale, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2504 supports 1,050 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 518111, filed 2013-10-25, interconnection date 2014-07-01. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2504 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Sunnyvale with NAICS 518111 information services classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP Fairfield data-processing Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2013-2480
SGIP Fairfield data-processing Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2480 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Fairfield with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2480 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2014-03-06Operating since | Confirmed filing | Fairfield, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2480 supports 1,050 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 518210, filed 2013-06-25, interconnection date 2014-03-06. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2480 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Fairfield with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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Comcast Berlin New Park Drive network facility — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1093-comcast-berlin-bloom-400kw
Comcast Berlin New Park Drive network facility — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1093 supports a 400 kW Bloom Energy fuel cell at Comcast Berlin New Park Drive. MLQ includes it under telecom/network infrastructure and links a facility record. Details
NotesConnecticut Siting Council Petition 1093 supports a 400 kW Bloom customer-side fuel cell at Comcast Berlin. MLQ keeps it as telecom/network infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
Comcast | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2014-02-20Approved | Confirmed filing | Berlin, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council Petition 1093 supports 400 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell capacity at Comcast Berlin, with constructed status update. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | Connecticut Siting Council Petition 1093 supports a 400 kW Bloom Energy fuel cell at Comcast Berlin New Park Drive. MLQ includes it under telecom/network infrastructure and links a facility record. |
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Diamond State Brookside DE — Bloom Energy 3 MW Quantum Fuel Cell Project
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· diamond-state-brookside-de-bloom-3mw-2014
Diamond State Brookside DE — Bloom Energy 3 MW Quantum Fuel Cell Project
Candidate
non dc grid generation
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Diamond State Brookside is Delmarva grid/RPS fuel-cell generation, not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
depsc.delaware.gov
https://depsc.delaware.gov/delmarva-power-bloom-energy-fuel-cell/ ↗
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Diamond State Generation Partners / SP Diamond State Class B Holdings (Southern Power Co subsidiary post-June 2019) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc grid generation | 2014-01-01commercial_operation | Candidate | Newark, DE | solid oxide fuel cell (Bloom Box configuration) | 3 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | No | Yes | — | — |
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depsc.delaware.gov ↗ | — |
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Diamond State Red Lion DE — Bloom Energy 27 MW Quantum Fuel Cell Project (130 Bloom Boxes)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· diamond-state-red-lion-de-bloom-27mw-2014
Diamond State Red Lion DE — Bloom Energy 27 MW Quantum Fuel Cell Project (130 Bloom Boxes)
Candidate
non dc grid generation
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Diamond State Red Lion is Delmarva grid/RPS fuel-cell generation, not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
depsc.delaware.gov
https://depsc.delaware.gov/delmarva-power-bloom-energy-fuel-cell/ ↗
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Diamond State Generation Partners / SP Diamond State Class B Holdings (Southern Power Co subsidiary post-June 2019) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc grid generation | 2014-01-01commercial_operation | Candidate | New Castle, DE | solid oxide fuel cell (Bloom Box configuration) | 27 MW source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | No | Yes | — | — |
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depsc.delaware.gov ↗ | — |
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Stop & Shop Mt Vernon NY — Bloom Energy (precursor pilot since 2014)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· stop-and-shop-mt-vernon-ny-bloom-since-2014
Stop & Shop Mt Vernon NY — Bloom Energy (precursor pilot since 2014)
Candidate
non dc retail site
behind-the-meter
Details
NotesInternal watchlist only. Stop & Shop Mt Vernon grocery-store microgrid pilot; not data-center infrastructure.
Evidence caveats
Needs source review
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Stop & Shop Supermarket Company (Ahold Delhaize) | Bloom Energy | - | non dc retail site | 2014-01-01Operational | Candidate | Mt Vernon, NY | solid oxide fuel cell | Source capacity retained internally; not counted in public data-center fuel-cell deployment capacity. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | — |
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Equinix NY13 Carteret — ClearEdge/Doosan fuel-cell deployment
Fuel cell deployment
· equinix-ny13-carteret-bloom-2017
Equinix NY13 Carteret — ClearEdge/Doosan fuel-cell deployment
Confirmed site
operational status unverified
behind-the-meter
OverviewEquinix NY13 Carteret is a Verizon-legacy data-center fuel-cell site acquired by Equinix. MLQ corrected the supplier from Bloom to ClearEdge Power / Doosan Fuel Cell America. The row is kept public as a named data-center fuel-cell site, but capacity remains null because NY13 module count and current operating status are not public. Details
NotesEquinix NY13 is a Verizon-legacy data-center fuel-cell site acquired by Equinix. Supplier is ClearEdge/Doosan, not Bloom; per-site MW and current operating status are not public.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
Equinix | ClearEdge Power / Doosan Fuel Cell America | - | operational status unverified | 2014-01-01Operational | Confirmed site | Carteret, NJ | phosphoric acid fuel cell | PureCell 400 nominal module size is 400 kW, but NY13 module count and current operating status are not public, so capacity remains null. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Equinix NY13 Carteret is a Verizon-legacy data-center fuel-cell site acquired by Equinix. MLQ corrected the supplier from Bloom to ClearEdge Power / Doosan Fuel Cell America. The row is kept public as a named data-center fuel-cell site, but capacity remains null because NY13 module count and current operating status are not public. |
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Verizon Jamaica central office — 800 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· nyserda-facility-178-clearedgepower(doosan)
Verizon Jamaica central office — 800 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewNYSERDA DER records Verizon Jamaica central office — 800 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell. MLQ includes it under telecom central-office/NOC infrastructure and links a facility record. Details
NotesNYSERDA DER supports this Verizon central-office fuel-cell installation. MLQ keeps it as telecom/NOC infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/search/?facility=178 ↗
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/download/facility-metric/ ↗
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Verizon | ClearEdge Power / Doosan Fuel Cell America | 1 MW | operational | 2013-12-31Reporting start | Confirmed filing | Jamaica, NY | phosphoric acid fuel cell | NYSERDA DER supports 0.8 MW ClearEdge/Doosan PureCell capacity with reporting start date in 2013. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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der.nyserda.ny.gov ↗ | NYSERDA DER records Verizon Jamaica central office — 800 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell. MLQ includes it under telecom central-office/NOC infrastructure and links a facility record. |
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Verizon Rockaway Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· nyserda-facility-180-clearedgepower(doosan)
Verizon Rockaway Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewNYSERDA DER records Verizon Rockaway Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell. MLQ includes it under telecom central-office/NOC infrastructure and links a facility record. Details
NotesNYSERDA DER supports this Verizon central-office fuel-cell installation. MLQ keeps it as telecom/NOC infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/search/?facility=180 ↗
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/download/facility-metric/ ↗
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Verizon | ClearEdge Power / Doosan Fuel Cell America | 0 MW | operational | 2013-12-31Reporting start | Confirmed filing | Brooklyn, NY | phosphoric acid fuel cell | NYSERDA DER supports 0.4 MW ClearEdge/Doosan PureCell capacity with reporting start date in 2013. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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der.nyserda.ny.gov ↗ | NYSERDA DER records Verizon Rockaway Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell. MLQ includes it under telecom central-office/NOC infrastructure and links a facility record. |
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Verizon Forest Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· nyserda-facility-177-clearedgepower(doosan)
Verizon Forest Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewNYSERDA DER records Verizon Forest Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell. MLQ includes it under telecom central-office/NOC infrastructure and links a facility record. Details
NotesNYSERDA DER supports this Verizon central-office fuel-cell installation. MLQ keeps it as telecom/NOC infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/search/?facility=177 ↗
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/download/facility-metric/ ↗
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Verizon | ClearEdge Power / Doosan Fuel Cell America | 0 MW | operational | 2013-12-31Reporting start | Confirmed filing | Staten Island, NY | phosphoric acid fuel cell | NYSERDA DER supports 0.4 MW ClearEdge/Doosan PureCell capacity with reporting start date in 2013. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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der.nyserda.ny.gov ↗ | NYSERDA DER records Verizon Forest Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell. MLQ includes it under telecom central-office/NOC infrastructure and links a facility record. |
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Verizon Meserole St central office — 800 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· nyserda-facility-179-clearedgepower(doosan)
Verizon Meserole St central office — 800 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewNYSERDA DER records Verizon Meserole St central office — 800 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell. MLQ includes it under telecom central-office/NOC infrastructure and links a facility record. Details
NotesNYSERDA DER supports this Verizon central-office fuel-cell installation. MLQ keeps it as telecom/NOC infrastructure, not hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/search/?facility=179 ↗
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/download/facility-metric/ ↗
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Verizon | ClearEdge Power / Doosan Fuel Cell America | 1 MW | operational | 2013-12-30Reporting start | Confirmed filing | Brooklyn, NY | phosphoric acid fuel cell | NYSERDA DER supports 0.8 MW ClearEdge/Doosan PureCell capacity with reporting start date in 2013. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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der.nyserda.ny.gov ↗ | NYSERDA DER records Verizon Meserole St central office — 800 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell. MLQ includes it under telecom central-office/NOC infrastructure and links a facility record. |
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SGIP San Jose telecom Bloom installation — 525 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2013-2477
SGIP San Jose telecom Bloom installation — 525 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2477 is a 0.53 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2477 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2013-12-30Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2477 supports 525 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517000, filed 2013-05-22, interconnection date 2013-12-30. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2477 is a 0.53 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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Verizon Clinton Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· nyserda-facility-176-clearedgepower(doosan)
Verizon Clinton Ave central office — 400 kW ClearEdge/Doosan fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewNYSERDA DER Facility 176 identifies a Verizon Clinton Ave / Brooklyn telecom central-office fuel-cell installation using a 400 kW PureCell Model 400 system. MLQ includes it as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to the data-center power product, not as hyperscale cloud capacity. Details
NotesNYSERDA DER-backed Verizon telecom central-office / network infrastructure fuel-cell row. Not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/search/?facility=176 ↗
der.nyserda.ny.gov
https://der.nyserda.ny.gov/download/facility-metric/ ↗
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Verizon | ClearEdge Power / Doosan Fuel Cell America | 0 MW | operational | 2013-12-30Reporting start | Confirmed filing | Brooklyn, NY | PureCell Model 400 fuel cell | NYSERDA DER Facility 176 reports a 400 kW PureCell Model 400 fuel-cell system with reporting start 2013-12-30. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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der.nyserda.ny.gov ↗ | NYSERDA DER Facility 176 identifies a Verizon Clinton Ave / Brooklyn telecom central-office fuel-cell installation using a 400 kW PureCell Model 400 system. MLQ includes it as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to the data-center power product, not as hyperscale cloud capacity. |
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SGIP San Francisco telecom Bloom installation — 525 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2013-2476
SGIP San Francisco telecom Bloom installation — 525 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2476 is a 0.53 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Francisco with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2476 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2013-12-19Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Francisco, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2476 supports 525 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517000, filed 2013-05-22, interconnection date 2013-12-19. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2013-2476 is a 0.53 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Francisco with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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FCEL Bridgeport Fuel Cell Park — 14.9 MW (originally Dominion-owned, acquired by FCEL late 2023)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· fcel-bridgeport-fuel-cell-park-14-9mw-2013
FCEL Bridgeport Fuel Cell Park — 14.9 MW (originally Dominion-owned, acquired by FCEL late 2023)
Confirmed filing
non dc operational
OverviewBridgeport Fuel Cell Park is a grid/utility fuel-cell generation asset, historically Dominion-owned and later acquired by FuelCell Energy. No data-center customer/site/operator tie is supported, so it is retained internally but excluded from the public data-center fuel-cell product. Details
NotesExcluded from public data-center fuel-cell product: grid/utility generation asset, not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Filing source not linked in MLQ yetExact MLQ facility match not linked yet
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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FuelCell Energy Generation (grid-feed via 15-yr PPA, offtake initially Connecticut Light & Power) | FuelCell Energy | 15 MW | non dc operational | 2013-12-01commercial_operation | Confirmed filing | Bridgeport, CT | molten carbonate fuel cell (SureSource 3000 ×5) + Organic Rankine Cycle turbine | 14.9 MW operational since 2013. FCEL designed/built/operated. 5 SureSource 3000 systems + Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) turbine for waste heat recovery. Brownfield reclaimed gravel site. Powers ~15,000 homes equivalent. 15-year PPA with Connecticut Light & Power. FCEL acquired 100% equity from Dominion Generation late 2023 for $35.4M cash; transaction added $15M+/yr to FCEL generation revenue. | No | Yes | — | — |
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ctgreenbank.com ↗ | Bridgeport Fuel Cell Park is a grid/utility fuel-cell generation asset, historically Dominion-owned and later acquired by FuelCell Energy. No data-center customer/site/operator tie is supported, so it is retained internally but excluded from the public data-center fuel-cell product. |
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AT&T New London central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1068-att-new-london-bloom-400kw
AT&T New London central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCT Siting Council Petition 1068 supports a 400 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T in New London. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. Details
NotesOfficial Connecticut Siting Council filing-backed AT&T telecom central-office / network infrastructure row. Not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
AT&T | Bloom Energy / BE 2012 A LLC | 0 MW | operational | 2013-10-31Approved | Confirmed filing | New London, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council Petition 1068 lists a 400 kW customer-side fuel cell at AT&T New London with constructed status update. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | CT Siting Council Petition 1068 supports a 400 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T in New London. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. |
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JPMorgan Chase Morgan Christiana Data Center
Fuel cell deployment
· jpmorgan-morgan-christiana-de-bloom-500kw-2013
JPMorgan Chase Morgan Christiana Data Center
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewJPMorgan Chase's Morgan Christiana / Newark, Delaware data-center site is a confirmed historical Bloom Energy fuel-cell deployment. Delaware state and DOE fuel-cell reports support a 500 kW Bloom installation for data-center power; MLQ does not promote larger JPMorgan Delaware expansion claims without separate filings. Details
NotesHistorical 2013 Delaware data-center fuel-cell deployment. Linked to JPMorgan Morgan Christiana facility row. Capacity remains 500 kW; larger JPMorgan Delaware expansion claims remain unconfirmed.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (1) |
JPMorgan Chase | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2013-10-16Announced | Confirmed site | Newark, DE | Bloom Energy solid oxide fuel cell | Delaware state announcement and DOE fuel-cell reports state JPMorgan Chase installed/planned a 500 kW Bloom Energy fuel-cell system at its Morgan Christiana / Newark, Delaware data center to support data-center power. Capacity remains 0.5 MW because the DOE-cited 12 MW multi-site expansion was not confirmed in EIA-860 2024 or DNREC facility search. | Yes | Yes | — | 1 |
1 data center
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news.delaware.gov ↗ | JPMorgan Chase's Morgan Christiana / Newark, Delaware data-center site is a confirmed historical Bloom Energy fuel-cell deployment. Delaware state and DOE fuel-cell reports support a 500 kW Bloom installation for data-center power; MLQ does not promote larger JPMorgan Delaware expansion claims without separate filings. |
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eBay South Jordan Project Quicksilver data center — 6 MW Bloom primary-power system
Fuel cell deployment
· ebay-south-jordan-ut-project-quicksilver-bloom-30-boxes-6mw
eBay South Jordan Project Quicksilver data center — 6 MW Bloom primary-power system
Confirmed site
decommissioning
behind-the-meter
OvervieweBay South Jordan Project Quicksilver was a named data-center Bloom Energy primary-power deployment, using 30 Bloom Energy Servers at about 6 MW total. MLQ keeps it public because it is a direct data-center fuel-cell case, while clearly marking that Utah DAQ records now show the Bloom equipment being removed/decommissioned. Details
NotesHistorical data-center Bloom primary-power deployment. Public row retained because it is a named data-center deployment; status is decommissioning, not active growth.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
daqpermitting.utah.gov
https://daqpermitting.utah.gov/DocViewer?IntDocID=153660&contentType=application/pdf ↗
datacenterknowledge.com
https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/energy-power-supply/ebay-goes-live-with-its-bloom-powered-data-center ↗
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eBay | Bloom Energy | 6 MW | decommissioning | 2013-09-01Operating since | Confirmed site | South Jordan, UT | solid oxide fuel cell | 30 Bloom Energy Servers at approximately 200 kW each, about 6 MW total, for eBay South Jordan Project Quicksilver. Utah DAQ March 2025 update documents removal of the Bloom Energy Servers from the equipment list. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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daqpermitting.utah.gov ↗ | eBay South Jordan Project Quicksilver was a named data-center Bloom Energy primary-power deployment, using 30 Bloom Energy Servers at about 6 MW total. MLQ keeps it public because it is a direct data-center fuel-cell case, while clearly marking that Utah DAQ records now show the Bloom equipment being removed/decommissioned. |
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AT&T / Frontier Waterbury central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1070-att-waterbury-frontier-bloom-400kw
AT&T / Frontier Waterbury central office — 400 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCT Siting Council Petition 1070 supports a 400 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T / Frontier Communications in Waterbury. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. Details
NotesOfficial Connecticut Siting Council filing-backed telecom central-office / network infrastructure row. Not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
AT&T / Frontier Communications | Bloom Energy / 2013B ESA Project Company | 0 MW | operational | 2013-07-25Approved | Confirmed filing | Waterbury, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council Petition 1070 lists a 400 kW customer-side fuel cell at the Waterbury telecom central-office facility with constructed status update. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | CT Siting Council Petition 1070 supports a 400 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T / Frontier Communications in Waterbury. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. |
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AT&T Meriden Deerfield central office — 300 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1069-att-meriden-bloom-300kw
AT&T Meriden Deerfield central office — 300 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCT Siting Council Petition 1069 supports a 300 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T in Meriden. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. Details
NotesOfficial Connecticut Siting Council filing-backed telecom central-office / network infrastructure row. Not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
AT&T | Bloom Energy / BE 2012 A LLC | 0 MW | operational | 2013-07-25Approved | Confirmed filing | Meriden, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council Petition 1069 lists a 300 kW customer-side fuel cell at the Meriden telecom central-office facility with constructed status update. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | CT Siting Council Petition 1069 supports a 300 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T in Meriden. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. |
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Verizon California Bloom portfolio — LA/SF call-switching + San Jose data center
Fuel cell deployment
· verizon-ca-3-facilities-bloom-portfolio-2013
Verizon California Bloom portfolio — LA/SF call-switching + San Jose data center
Confirmed portfolio
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewBloom Energy announced a Verizon California portfolio covering two call-switching centers in Los Angeles and San Francisco plus one San Jose data center. MLQ keeps this as a confirmed non-additive portfolio row because the exact facility addresses and site-level MW are not public, and SGIP rows may overlap. Details
NotesConfirmed Verizon telecom/data-center portfolio row. Non-additive: site-level MW and exact addresses are not public, and related SGIP rows may overlap.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Verizon Communications | Bloom Energy | - | operational | 2013-06-01Announced | Confirmed portfolio | Multiple: Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom Energy June 2013 announcement names three Verizon California facilities: Los Angeles call-switching center, San Francisco call-switching center, and San Jose data center. Aggregate annual output is disclosed (>16 GWh/year); site-level MW is not public. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Bloom Energy announced a Verizon California portfolio covering two call-switching centers in Los Angeles and San Francisco plus one San Jose data center. MLQ keeps this as a confirmed non-additive portfolio row because the exact facility addresses and site-level MW are not public, and SGIP rows may overlap. |
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AT&T Bridgeport central office — 700 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1050-att-bridgeport-bloom-700kw
AT&T Bridgeport central office — 700 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCT Siting Council Petition 1050 supports a 700 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T in Bridgeport. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. Details
NotesOfficial Connecticut Siting Council filing-backed AT&T telecom central-office / network infrastructure row. Not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
AT&T | Bloom Energy / 2012 ESA Project Company | 1 MW | operational | 2013-01-24Approved | Confirmed filing | Bridgeport, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council Petition 1050 lists a 700 kW customer-side fuel cell at the Bridgeport telecom central-office facility with constructed status update. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | CT Siting Council Petition 1050 supports a 700 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T in Bridgeport. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. |
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AT&T Cheshire central office — 600 kW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· ct-csc-p1047-att-cheshire-bloom-600kw
AT&T Cheshire central office — 600 kW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCT Siting Council Petition 1047 supports a 600 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T in Cheshire. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. Details
NotesOfficial Connecticut Siting Council filing-backed AT&T telecom central-office / network infrastructure row. Not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources |
AT&T | Bloom Energy / 2012 ESA Project Company | 1 MW | operational | 2013-01-24Approved | Confirmed filing | Cheshire, CT | solid oxide fuel cell | CT Siting Council Petition 1047 lists a 600 kW customer-side fuel cell at the Cheshire telecom central-office facility with constructed status update. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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portal.ct.gov ↗ | CT Siting Council Petition 1047 supports a 600 kW Bloom customer-side fuel-cell installation for AT&T in Cheshire. MLQ includes this as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to data-center power, not hyperscale cloud capacity. |
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AT&T Gardena telecom facility — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Fuel cell deployment
· eia860-atandt---gardena-ca
AT&T Gardena telecom facility — 1 MW Bloom fuel cell
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewEIA-860 identifies a 1.0 MW Bloom Energy fuel-cell generator at AT&T - Gardena, CA, operating since 2013. MLQ treats it as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to the data-center power product, not hyperscale cloud capacity. Details
NotesEIA-backed AT&T telecom/network infrastructure fuel-cell row. Not a hyperscale data center.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/att/ ↗
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AT&T | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2013-01-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | Gardena, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | EIA Form 860 2024 final federal generator inventory reports a 1.0 MW Bloom Energy fuel-cell generator at AT&T - Gardena, CA, operating since 2013. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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eia.gov ↗ | EIA-860 identifies a 1.0 MW Bloom Energy fuel-cell generator at AT&T - Gardena, CA, operating since 2013. MLQ treats it as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to the data-center power product, not hyperscale cloud capacity. |
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NSA Campus Fort Meade MD — Department of Defense Bloom Energy 1.6 MW
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· nsa-fort-meade-md-dod-bloom-1-6mw-2013
NSA Campus Fort Meade MD — Department of Defense Bloom Energy 1.6 MW
Confirmed filing
non dc federal campus
behind-the-meter
OverviewBloom disclosure supports a 1.6 MW fuel-cell installation at the NSA Campus / Fort Meade, but the public source does not identify a data center, telecom/NOC, HPC facility, or AI-infrastructure site. Retained internally as mission-critical federal fuel-cell context; excluded from the public DC product. Details
NotesExcluded from public data-center fuel-cell product: Bloom disclosure supports a 1.6 MW fuel-cell installation at the NSA Campus / Fort Meade, but the public source does not identify a data center, telecom/NOC, HPC facility, or AI-infrastructure site. Retained internally as mission-critical federal fuel-cell context; excluded from the public DC product.
Evidence caveats
Filing source not linked in MLQ yetExact MLQ facility match not linked yet
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/ ↗
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U.S. Department of Defense / National Security Agency (NSA) | Bloom Energy | 2 MW | non dc federal campus | 2013-01-01Operational | Confirmed filing | Fort Meade, MD | solid oxide fuel cell | 1.6 MW Bloom Energy SOFC installation at NSA Campus, Fort Meade MD per Bloom Energy direct disclosure. Operational since 2013. Powers equivalent of 1,200 homes. Department of Defense energy security strategy implementation. Manufactured by Bloom Energy in US. Mission-critical reliability use case. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Bloom disclosure supports a 1.6 MW fuel-cell installation at the NSA Campus / Fort Meade, but the public source does not identify a data center, telecom/NOC, HPC facility, or AI-infrastructure site. Retained internally as mission-critical federal fuel-cell context; excluded from the public DC product. |
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SGIP Rocklin data-processing Bloom installation — 630 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2011-1961
SGIP Rocklin data-processing Bloom installation — 630 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2011-1961 is a 0.63 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Rocklin with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2011-1961 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2012-11-29Operating since | Confirmed filing | Rocklin, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2011-1961 supports 630 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 518210, filed 2011-11-16, interconnection date 2012-11-29. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2011-1961 is a 0.63 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Rocklin with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP San Diego telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-sd-sgip-2010-0405
SGIP San Diego telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0405 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Diego with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0405 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2012-07-09Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Diego, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0405 supports 1,050 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517919, filed 2010-12-30, interconnection date 2012-07-09. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0405 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Diego with NAICS 517919 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP Corona telecom Bloom installation — 525 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-sce-sgip-2010-0044
SGIP Corona telecom Bloom installation — 525 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0044 is a 0.53 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Corona with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0044 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2012-04-10Operating since | Confirmed filing | Corona, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0044 supports 525 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517210, filed 2011-02-16, interconnection date 2012-04-10. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0044 is a 0.53 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Corona with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP Fontana telecom Bloom installation — 315 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-sce-sgip-2010-0046
SGIP Fontana telecom Bloom installation — 315 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0046 is a 0.32 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Fontana with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0046 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2012-04-10Operating since | Confirmed filing | Fontana, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0046 supports 315 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517210, filed 2011-02-16, interconnection date 2012-04-10. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0046 is a 0.32 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Fontana with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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Apple Maiden, NC data center — 10 MW biogas Bloom fuel cells
Fuel cell deployment
· apple-maiden-nc-biogas-fuelcell
Apple Maiden, NC data center — 10 MW biogas Bloom fuel cells
Confirmed site
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewApple's Maiden, North Carolina data center has a confirmed Bloom Energy solid-oxide fuel-cell installation supplied through a directed-biogas arrangement. MLQ treats the row as an operational, operator-confirmed site deployment. The linked NC DEQ air permit and Apple data-center record support the facility context; the 2025 Apple expansion announcement is context for the campus, not a new fuel-cell commissioning date. Details
NotesApple discloses Bloom Energy fuel cells at its Maiden, North Carolina data center, supplied with directed biogas. The 2025 Apple campus expansion is a data-center expansion signal; it is not treated as a new 2025 fuel-cell installation.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1) |
Apple | Bloom Energy | 10 MW | operational | 2012-04-01Operating since | Confirmed site | Maiden, NC | solid oxide fuel cell | Apple environmental disclosures support 10 MW of Bloom fuel-cell capacity at Maiden. The original installation was 4 MW in 2012 and later expanded to 10 MW; the fuel cells are supplied through a directed-biogas arrangement alongside solar and other clean-energy purchases. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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apple.com ↗ | Apple's Maiden, North Carolina data center has a confirmed Bloom Energy solid-oxide fuel-cell installation supplied through a directed-biogas arrangement. MLQ treats the row as an operational, operator-confirmed site deployment. The linked NC DEQ air permit and Apple data-center record support the facility context; the 2025 Apple expansion announcement is context for the campus, not a new fuel-cell commissioning date. |
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SGIP Rialto telecom Bloom installation — 315 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-sce-sgip-2010-0045
SGIP Rialto telecom Bloom installation — 315 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0045 is a 0.32 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Rialto with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0045 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2012-03-29Operating since | Confirmed filing | Rialto, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0045 supports 315 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517210, filed 2011-02-16, interconnection date 2012-03-29. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0045 is a 0.32 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Rialto with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP San Bernardino telecom Bloom installation — 840 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-sce-sgip-2010-0047
SGIP San Bernardino telecom Bloom installation — 840 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0047 is a 0.84 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Bernardino with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0047 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2012-03-28Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Bernardino, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0047 supports 840 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517210, filed 2011-02-16, interconnection date 2012-03-28. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SCE-SGIP-2010-0047 is a 0.84 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Bernardino with NAICS 517210 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP Redwood City telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2010-1935
SGIP Redwood City telecom Bloom installation — 1.05 MW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1935 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Redwood City with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1935 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2012-03-27Operating since | Confirmed filing | Redwood City, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1935 supports 1,050 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517000, filed 2010-12-30, interconnection date 2012-03-27. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1935 is a 1.05 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Redwood City with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP San Jose telecom Bloom installation — 630 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2010-1933
SGIP San Jose telecom Bloom installation — 630 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1933 is a 0.63 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1933 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2012-02-01Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1933 supports 630 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517000, filed 2010-12-30, interconnection date 2012-02-01. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1933 is a 0.63 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP San Jose telecom Bloom installation — 420 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2010-1932
SGIP San Jose telecom Bloom installation — 420 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1932 is a 0.42 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1932 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2012-01-12Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1932 supports 420 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517000, filed 2010-12-30, interconnection date 2012-01-12. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1932 is a 0.42 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 517000 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP El Cajon telecom Bloom installation — 600 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-sd-sgip-2010-0399
SGIP El Cajon telecom Bloom installation — 600 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0399 is a 0.60 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in El Cajon with NAICS 517110 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0399 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517110 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | operational | 2011-12-15Operating since | Confirmed filing | El Cajon, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0399 supports 600 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517110, filed 2010-09-08, interconnection date 2011-12-15. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0399 is a 0.60 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in El Cajon with NAICS 517110 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP San Diego telecom Bloom installation — 400 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-sd-sgip-2010-0398
SGIP San Diego telecom Bloom installation — 400 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0398 is a 0.40 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Diego with NAICS 517110 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0398 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 517110 telecom classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2011-12-15Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Diego, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0398 supports 400 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 517110, filed 2010-09-08, interconnection date 2011-12-15. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record SD-SGIP-2010-0398 is a 0.40 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Diego with NAICS 517110 telecom classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP San Jose data-processing Bloom installation — 500 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2011-1950
SGIP San Jose data-processing Bloom installation — 500 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2011-1950 is a 0.50 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2011-1950 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2011-07-19Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2011-1950 supports 500 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 518210, filed 2011-11-15, interconnection date 2011-07-19. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2011-1950 is a 0.50 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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Adobe Systems San Jose HQ — Bloom Energy 1.2 MW (12 Energy Servers)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· adobe-san-jose-hq-bloom-12-servers-2010
Adobe Systems San Jose HQ — Bloom Energy 1.2 MW (12 Energy Servers)
Confirmed filing
non dc corporate hq
behind-the-meter
OverviewAdobe San Jose HQ is a real historical Bloom Energy corporate-campus installation, but the source supports headquarters building power, not a data center, telecom/NOC, HPC, or AI-infrastructure deployment. Retained internally as Bloom market context and excluded from the public DC product. Details
NotesExcluded from public data-center fuel-cell product: corporate headquarters power installation, not a data-center deployment.
Evidence caveats
Filing source not linked in MLQ yetExact MLQ facility match not linked yet
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Adobe Systems Incorporated | Bloom Energy | 1 MW | non dc corporate hq | 2010-09-28Operational | Confirmed filing | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | 12 Bloom Energy Servers at ~100 kW each = 1.2 MW per Bloom Energy press release Sept 28 2010 (largest commercial Bloom installation at the time of installation). Supplies approximately one-third of Adobe HQ electricity demand. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Adobe San Jose HQ is a real historical Bloom Energy corporate-campus installation, but the source supports headquarters building power, not a data center, telecom/NOC, HPC, or AI-infrastructure deployment. Retained internally as Bloom market context and excluded from the public DC product. |
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Walmart California — Bloom Energy 30+ stores and distribution centers portfolio (biogas)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· walmart-ca-bloom-30plus-stores-portfolio
Walmart California — Bloom Energy 30+ stores and distribution centers portfolio (biogas)
Confirmed portfolio
non dc retail distribution portfolio
behind-the-meter
OverviewWalmart California Bloom portfolio supports retail stores and distribution centers, not data-center/telecom/HPC infrastructure for the current public product. Details
NotesExcluded from public data-center fuel-cell product: Walmart California Bloom portfolio supports retail stores and distribution centers, not data-center/telecom/HPC infrastructure for the current public product.
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/walmart/ ↗
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Walmart Inc | Bloom Energy | - | non dc retail distribution portfolio | 2009-12-01first_installation | Confirmed portfolio | Multiple California (30+ stores incl. Lancaster), CA | solid oxide fuel cell (biogas-fueled) | Per Bloom Energy customer page: "Walmart installed its first Bloom Energy Server at its Lancaster, CA store in 2009, and today has more than 30 Bloom Energy installations at stores and distribution centers in California. Most of Walmart's clean energy servers from Bloom are powered by biogas." First Lancaster installation: ~800 kW (Jan 2010). 30+ CA stores total. **NOT a data center deployment but consistent with existing dataset scope** of capturing commercial Bloom installations beyond pure DCs (Morgan Stanley HQ, Cablevision NOC, Verizon central offices, One WTC, etc.). Site-level list NOT publicly disclosed by Walmart. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Walmart California Bloom portfolio supports retail stores and distribution centers, not data-center/telecom/HPC infrastructure for the current public product. |
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SGIP San Jose data-processing Bloom installation — 500 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2010-1859
SGIP San Jose data-processing Bloom installation — 500 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1859 is a 0.50 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1859 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2009-07-02Operating since | Confirmed filing | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1859 supports 500 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 518210, filed 2010-05-18, interconnection date 2009-07-02. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2010-1859 is a 0.50 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in San Jose with NAICS 518210 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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SGIP Mountain View data-processing Bloom installation — 400 kW
Fuel cell deployment
· sgip-pge-sgip-2007-1747
SGIP Mountain View data-processing Bloom installation — 400 kW
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2007-1747 is a 0.40 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Mountain View with NAICS 518111 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. Details
NotesCPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2007-1747 is a filing-backed Bloom installation with NAICS 518111 data processing classification. Customer and exact address are masked in public SGIP data.
Evidence caveats
Exact MLQ facility match not linked yetCustomer not disclosed in source
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources |
Undisclosed telecom/data-processing customer | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | operational | 2009-02-19Operating since | Confirmed filing | Mountain View, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2007-1747 supports 400 kW Bloom Energy Server capacity, NAICS 518111, filed 2007-06-07, interconnection date 2009-02-19. | Yes | No | 1 | — |
1 permit
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selfgenca.com ↗ | CPUC SGIP record PGE-SGIP-2007-1747 is a 0.40 MW Bloom Energy Server installation in Mountain View with NAICS 518111 data processing classification. SGIP masks the host customer and exact address, so MLQ keeps the row as filing-backed infrastructure without a facility link. |
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Verizon Garden City central office — 1.4 MW fuel-cell system
Fuel cell deployment
· ny-dec-verizon-garden-city-fuel-cell-2003
Verizon Garden City central office — 1.4 MW fuel-cell system
Confirmed filing
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewNY DEC Air State Facility Permit 1-2820-00669/00001 supports seven 200 kW fuel cells at Verizon Communications Garden City for onsite generation. MLQ includes it as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to the data-center power product. The permit does not name the supplier, so this row is not attributed to Bloom. Details
NotesNY DEC air-permit-backed Verizon telecom central-office / network infrastructure row. Supplier is not named in the permit.
Linked permits / dockets (1)Linked data centers (1)Sources
extapps.dec.ny.gov
https://extapps.dec.ny.gov/data/dar/afs/permits/128200066900001.pdf ↗
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Verizon | Unknown | 1 MW | operational | 2002-08-23Filed | Confirmed filing | Garden City, NY | fuel cell | NY DEC Air State Facility Permit 1-2820-00669/00001 states Verizon planned seven 200 kW fuel cells for onsite generation at Verizon Communications Garden City; capacity = 1.4 MW. Supplier is not named. | Yes | Yes | 1 | 1 |
1 permit
1 data center
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extapps.dec.ny.gov ↗ | NY DEC Air State Facility Permit 1-2820-00669/00001 supports seven 200 kW fuel cells at Verizon Communications Garden City for onsite generation. MLQ includes it as telecom/network infrastructure relevant to the data-center power product. The permit does not name the supplier, so this row is not attributed to Bloom. |
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AT&T Bloom Energy network portfolio — 21 MW across 34 sites
Fuel cell deployment
· att-bloom-21mw-34sites-portfolio
AT&T Bloom Energy network portfolio — 21 MW across 34 sites
Confirmed portfolio
operational
behind-the-meter
OverviewBloom Energy reports 21 MW of primary power across 34 AT&T network sites in CA, CT, NJ, and NY. MLQ keeps this as a confirmed non-additive portfolio row because AT&T network sites include central offices/NOCs/data-center-adjacent infrastructure, while individual filing-backed rows carry site-level detail where public records identify them. Details
NotesConfirmed AT&T telecom/network portfolio row. Non-additive: site-level rows are captured separately where filings identify them.
Evidence caveats
Source date not available
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
bloomenergy.com
https://www.bloomenergy.com/customer/att/ ↗
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AT&T | Bloom Energy | 21 MW | operational | — | Confirmed portfolio | - | solid oxide fuel cell | Bloom Energy AT&T customer case study reports 21 MW of primary power across 34 AT&T network sites in CA, CT, NJ, and NY. Site-level decomposition is partial; this row is non-additive portfolio context. | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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bloomenergy.com ↗ | Bloom Energy reports 21 MW of primary power across 34 AT&T network sites in CA, CT, NJ, and NY. MLQ keeps this as a confirmed non-additive portfolio row because AT&T network sites include central offices/NOCs/data-center-adjacent infrastructure, while individual filing-backed rows carry site-level detail where public records identify them. |
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eBay San Jose HQ — Bloom Energy 500 kW
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· ebay-san-jose-hq-bloom-500kw
eBay San Jose HQ — Bloom Energy 500 kW
Confirmed site
non dc corporate hq
behind-the-meter
OvervieweBay San Jose HQ is a corporate headquarters installation distinct from eBay South Jordan Project Quicksilver data center. Details
NotesExcluded from public data-center fuel-cell product: eBay San Jose HQ is a corporate headquarters installation distinct from eBay South Jordan Project Quicksilver data center.
Evidence caveats
MLQ data-center page not linked yetSource date not available
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
Sources
investor.bloomenergy.com
https://investor.bloomenergy.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2012/eBay-Sets-Bold-New-Vision-for-Powering-Commerce-with-Clean-Energy/default.aspx ↗
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eBay Inc | Bloom Energy | 0 MW | non dc corporate hq | — | Confirmed site | San Jose, CA | solid oxide fuel cell | 500 kW Bloom fuel cell installation per multiple public sources (Bloom IR, MIT Technology Review, Waste Dive). Co-located with 650 kW solar array at eBay San Jose HQ. Distinct from the separate 6 MW Bloom installation at eBay South Jordan UT data center (Project Quicksilver, captured separately as `ebay-south-jordan-ut-project-quicksilver-bloom-30-boxes-6mw`). | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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investor.bloomenergy.com ↗ | eBay San Jose HQ is a corporate headquarters installation distinct from eBay South Jordan Project Quicksilver data center. |
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Aberdeen Proving Ground MD — U.S. Army hydrogen fuel cells (3 facilities, USACE + DOE)
non-DC
Fuel cell deployment
· aberdeen-proving-ground-md-army-usace-doe-h2-fc-3-buildings-2014
Aberdeen Proving Ground MD — U.S. Army hydrogen fuel cells (3 facilities, USACE + DOE)
Confirmed filing
non dc federal facilities
behind-the-meter
OverviewAberdeen Proving Ground hydrogen fuel cells support Army buildings / backup power, not a data-center/telecom/HPC deployment. Details
NotesExcluded from public data-center fuel-cell product: Aberdeen Proving Ground hydrogen fuel cells support Army buildings / backup power, not a data-center/telecom/HPC deployment.
Evidence caveats
Filing source not linked in MLQ yetExact MLQ facility match not linked yetSource date not available
Linked permits / dockets (0)No linked regulatory records yet.
Linked data centers (0)No data-center record linked yet.
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U.S. Army (USACE Engineer Research and Development Center) | TBD (specific FC manufacturer not disclosed in primary source) | - | non dc federal facilities | — | Confirmed filing | Aberdeen, MD | hydrogen fuel cell (PEM, backup power configuration) | U.S. Army installing hydrogen fuel cells at 3 Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG) MD facilities per Army announcement Nov 14: (1) Building 325 — Building Operations Control Center [ribbon-cutting Nov 16 first to complete], (2) Edgewood Area snow removal center (Building E2194), (3) Aberdeen Test Center range control (Building E7010). USACE + DOE joint project, Nicholas Josefik (USACE ERDC) project manager. Specific FC MW per facility NOT disclosed. Use case = backup power (energy security, mission performance, alternative to combustion generators). | Yes | Yes | — | — |
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army.mil ↗ | Aberdeen Proving Ground hydrogen fuel cells support Army buildings / backup power, not a data-center/telecom/HPC deployment. |
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At a glance
Capacity & geography
How to read this data
Every row carries an evidence tier and a status code, so each claim traces back to the source that supports it. The keys below are what you need to read the table. The full methodology, the complete source list, and the field-by-field data dictionary live in the coverage memo.
Evidence tiers
- confirmed_filing
- Named in a primary government regulatory record — case number, site, capacity, vendor. Strongest tier.
- confirmed_site
- A credible primary source (operator page, supplier release, state incentive registry) names the specific site and supplier.
- confirmed_portfolio
- The aggregate is confirmed (total MW, total sites); individual sites not yet decomposed.
- pipeline_lead
- A deal, MSA, or procurement agreement exists, but no specific site-level deployment yet.
Status codes
- operational
- Online and producing power, confirmed via interconnection record or operator disclosure.
- approved
- Regulatory approval granted (siting / supply agreement), not yet commercially operating.
- filed
- Application filed with a regulator, pending a decision.
- announced
- Publicly announced customer + supplier; no formal filing or approval surfaced yet.