Data Center · Datacenter Dynamics
Gears up for 29MW data center in Bonner, Montana, dropped
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Plans for a data center in Montana have been dropped ahead of a potential moratorium.
Key facts
- The project, located at 9314 Bonner Mill Road, could have totaled up to 29MW at full build-out, with the first phase offering 7MW
- The company was looking to place the data center within the former United Forest Products’ Edge Prefinished building along Highway 200, which closed last year after five years
- On its website, Krambu lists a 10MW, 8,000 sq ft (745 sqm) site in the Newport area of Spokane, Washington, that is ‘available now’ and used by the company for R&D, as well as a 6MW air-cooled site
- Future pipeline projects reportedly include a 100MW development in Montana, a 299MW project in Ohio, a 400MW project in Illinois, and three projects (18.5MW, 95.7MW, and 200MW) across Alberta, Canada
Summary
Data center developer Krambu had been looking to develop a facility at the Bonner Mill Industrial Park in Bonner, Missoula County. The project, located at 9314 Bonner Mill Road, could have totaled up to 29MW at full build-out, with the first phase offering 7MW. The company was looking to place the data center within the former United Forest Products’ Edge Prefinished building along Highway 200, which closed last year after five years. However, Mike Heisey of Bonner Property Development, LLC, which owns the building the proposed data center would be hosted in, has dropped his support for the project.