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Salem Township Amazon AWS 001 — 960 MW under construction

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Salem Township, United States

Salem Township Amazon AWS 001 is a hyperscale data centre operated by AWS in Salem Township, United States, in the Berwick market.

Who operates Salem Township Amazon AWS 001?
AWS.
Where is Salem Township Amazon AWS 001?
Salem Township, United States, in the Berwick market.
What is the capacity of Salem Township Amazon AWS 001?
960 MW under construction.

Project tracker

960 MW under construction

Construction figure, unverified: no source on record has been checked against a second.

960 MW under construction in the Susquehanna Valley (Berwick) market, which has 48 MW live today, 960 MW under construction and 1,910 MW of total potential at full buildout.

The market today · Susquehanna Valley (Berwick)

Live
48 MW
Under construction
960 MW
Total potential
1,910 MW

Timeline

  1. Merger acquisition

    Salem Township Amazon AWS 001 — changed ownership

    sale, on March 1, 2024, of certain assets of Cumulus Data, which included all of the land, power infrastructure, powered shell and intangibles of Cumulus Data Campus, to AWS for gross proceeds of $650 million

    Source: sec.gov

  2. Merger acquisition

    Salem Township Amazon AWS 001 — changed ownership

    HOUSTON, March 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Talen Energy Corporation ("Talen") (OTCQX: TLNE) today issued the following statement regarding the sale of its 960-megawatt Cumulus data center campus in northeast Pennsylvania to a major cloud service provider.

    Source: ir.talenenergy.com

  3. Ppa

    Salem Township Amazon AWS 001 — ppa

    Under the expanded PPA, at the full contract quantity, Talen will provide Amazon with 1,920 megawatts of carbon-free nuclear power through 2042

    Source: ir.talenenergy.com

Also announced or under construction by AWS

Coordinates

Position

41.11, -76.2

Location precision

Approximate

Beyond the location

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