Focused on Markets That Can Deliver
We operate in select U.S. markets where power availability, infrastructure capacity, and long-term demand align. Our presence is built around realistic delivery—prioritizing regions that can support large-scale, power-intensive data center development over time.
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SOLD - Starpointe Data Center Project | Pennsylvania
Starpointe is a premier, 800+ acre data center campus located 15 minutes from Pittsburgh International Airport, designed to support hyperscale and next-generation power-intensive users. Fully zoned industrial with data centers permitted by right, the project offers a rare combination of scale, entitlement certainty, and speed to market.
With 120+ acres cleared, graded, and pad-ready, and an active NPDES permit in place, Starpointe is immediately shovel-ready for infrastructure and vertical development. The site is served by a high-capacity Energy Transfer Pipeline delivering up to 500,000 Dth/day, enabling the potential deployment of over 3.5 GW of behind-the-meter power, positioning Starpointe as one of the most power-advantaged data center opportunities in the region.
Champion Data Center Project | Pennsylvania
Champion is a 1,000+ acre 5 ~ GW hyperscale data center campus located 10 minutes from Pittsburgh International Airport, offering unmatched access to fuel, power, and connectivity. Fully zoned industrial and designated as a brownfield redevelopment site, the campus is supported by six nearby natural gas pipelines—two on property—and regional processing capacity capable of supporting more generation than land to support.
With a proven 300+ MW PJM interconnection history, an active NPDES permit, multiple fiber routes, and Keystone Opportunity Zone designation, Champion combines entitlement certainty, energy abundance, and scalability—making it one of the strongest hyperscale infrastructure platforms in the U.S.
Storage Data Center Project | Pennsylvania
Next Generation Land Company is delivering a rare dual land-and-energy platform in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, purpose-built for next-generation data center and power infrastructure. The project uniquely combines 700 acres of shovel-ready land with access to one of the lowest-cost, most reliable firm natural gas supplies in the United States, enabling both behind-the-meter and grid-connected power strategies at scale.
The site is designed to host large-scale data centers capable of selling power back to the grid, supported by over 500,000 Dth/day of firm natural gas capacity. This fuel supply can support more than 2.5 GW of scalable generation, providing flexibility across data center, merchant power, and wholesale market participation.
Pineywoods Data Center Project | Texas
Pineywoods, a rare hyperscale development site defined by an unusually deep and diversified power, transmission, and fuel profile—purpose-built for next-generation digital and energy-intensive infrastructure. Upto 400 MW from the Grid andseveral GW via BTM.
The project is served by three high-voltage transmission lines (345kV, 138kV, and 69kV) and five major interstate natural gas pipelines, enabling scalable development both front-of-the-meter and behind-the-meter. This dual-path power capability positions Pineywoods for hyperscale data centers, AI compute campuses, and large-scale generation strategies.
Pineywoods encompasses 855 contiguous acres, with approximately 640 buildable acres, complemented by proximity to long-haul fiber routes, no zoning or ETJ constraints, and a cooler East Texas climate free from EPA non-attainment restrictions—removing common barriers to speed and scale.
Pennsylvania Data Center Land
Next Generation Land Company controls and evaluates more than 5,000 acres across six separate data center campuses in Pennsylvania, spanning stages from early entitlement through shovel-ready development. These sites are positioned to support large-scale, power-intensive data center deployments, with campus capacities ranging from approximately 300 MW to multi-gigawatt potential.
Pennsylvania’s access to abundant Marcellus Shale natural gas, established transmission infrastructure, and supportive industrial corridors makes it a compelling long-term market for data center development. Our focus in the state is on aligning land, power generation, and delivery timelines to create campuses that can scale reliably over time.
Texas Data Center Land
Next Generation Land Company is active across three data center campuses in Texas, each at varying stages of development from early planning through advanced site readiness. These campuses are positioned to support large-scale, power-intensive data center operations, with access to both ERCOT grid power and natural gas supply.
Texas remains one of the most scalable data center markets in the U.S., driven by a pro-growth regulatory environment, expanding transmission infrastructure, and abundant energy resources. Our focus in the state is on aligning land with realistic power delivery strategies—balancing grid capacity, on-site generation options, and long-term scalability.
Ohio Data Center Land
Next Generation Land Company is advancing one data center campus in Ohio, currently in development and connected to the regional power grid. The site is being positioned to support power-intensive data center use, with a focus on reliable delivery, infrastructure alignment, and long-term scalability.
Ohio continues to attract data center investment due to its strong transmission backbone, supportive regulatory environment, and proximity to major population and enterprise markets. Our work in the state emphasizes realistic power availability and disciplined site preparation.
Gerogia Data Center Land
Next Generation Land Company is active across five data center projects in Georgia, all supported by grid-based power. These sites are in varying stages of development and are being positioned to meet the power, infrastructure, and scalability requirements of modern data center operations.
Georgia’s strong utility partnerships, expanding transmission network, and proximity to major population centers continue to drive data center growth in the region. Our focus in the state is on disciplined site preparation and aligning land with realistic power delivery and long-term demand.
More coming soon...
As of January 2026, Next Generation Land Company is evaluating more than 70 potential data center projects across 12 states, representing over 100,000 acres of land. These sites are being assessed for viability based on power availability, infrastructure capacity, and long-term scalability, with a focus on both grid-connected and natural gas–supported power solutions.
Our evaluation pipeline reflects a disciplined, selective approach to growth. We engage early, move decisively where alignment exists, and remain focused on markets that can support real-world data center development. Connect with us to stay informed as these projects advance.
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