Market
Albany: 10 data centres, 6 operators, 36 MW live
There are 10 data centres in Albany, United States, 6 operators, 9 operational, 36 MW live (14% modelled), 41 MW total potential. Largest by total potential: Crown Castle (1 site), then Iron Rails Data Centers.
Map of 9 data centres in Albany
Every Albany site DC Atlas tracks with a position on record, coloured by status.
Live
36MW
14% modelled
Under construction
5MW
Planned
0MW
Total potential
41MW
100% of pipeline modelled
Who supplies the power
100% of the data centres we track in the Albany market have a named power supplier
- National Grid10sites
Who is building in Albany
The 6 largest operators here by total potential, of 6 tracked in this market.
| Operator | Sites | Live | Total potential |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crown Castle | 1 | 19 MW | 19 MW |
| Iron Rails Data Centers | 2 | 4 MW | 9 MW |
| Lumen | 2 | 7 MW | 7 MW |
| INOC Data Centers | 2 | 3 MW | 3 MW |
| TurnKey Internet | 1 | 2 MW | 2 MW |
| FirstLight Fiber | 2 | 1.2 MW | 1.2 MW |
Only 56% of the live facilities here carry a commissioning date across too few years, which is too thin to chart as a build history.
Recent activity
8 recorded developments in the Albany market, the latest on 10 Aug 2026.
Eolian begins construction of 200 MW battery storage project in Ohio
Eolian Energy has started construction of The Flint Grid, a 200 MW, 5.3-hour battery energy storage system (BESS) with 1.06 GWh capacity in Jersey Township, Licking County, Ohio, near data centre and industrial loads in New Albany. The project is the first grid-scale BESS approved by the Ohio Power Siting Board and the largest currently under construction in Ohio and the PJM footprint. It is expected to enter commercial operation before the 2027–2028 PJM capacity year and will provide grid flexibility to manage electricity supply and demand, including growing demand from data centres.
Albany commission votes to pause data centre developments for 12 months
A commission vote in Albany has imposed a 12-month pause on data centre developments.
Latham village board cancels vote on Hut 8 data centre zoning
The Latham village board in Logan County, Illinois cancelled a scheduled August 3 meeting to vote on Hut 8 Corp.'s request to annex and rezone 200 acres for a proposed $5 billion, 500-megawatt data centre. Village President Theodore Allen determined the proposal lacked sufficient board votes to pass. Hut 8 agreed to withdraw the village-level application and pursue county-level zoning approval instead, with planning commission and zoning board hearings potentially scheduled for early August. Technical errors in the county applications may delay consideration to September.
Albany data center proposal faces questions after Hochul moratorium
A proposed data center project in Albany, New York faces renewed scrutiny following Governor Hochul's statewide moratorium on data center development. The moratorium creates regulatory uncertainty for the Albany facility and other planned projects across New York State. The decision reflects growing concerns about data center expansion's impact on power grid capacity and state resources.
Soluna Closes $30M Funding for Project Dorothy 2 Expansion
Soluna Holdings announced the closing of $30 million in financing led by Spring Lane Capital for Project Dorothy 2, a 48 MW expansion of its flagship behind-the-meter data center in Albany, NY. The company also raised an additional $1.25 million for Soluna Cloud, bringing total AI business funding to $13.75 million. Construction contracts are executed and crews are being mobilized for the Project Dorothy 2 expansion.
Albany Lumen 021 ownership change
Albany Lumen 021 changed ownership on 1 May 2017, as CenturyLink, Inc. completed the sale of its data centers and colocation business to funds advised by BC Partners, in a consortium including Medina Capital Advisors and Longview Asset Management.
Albany Lumen 158 ownership change
Albany Lumen 158 changed ownership on 1 May 2017, as CenturyLink, Inc. completed the sale of its data centers and colocation business to funds advised by BC Partners, in a consortium including Medina Capital Advisors and Longview Asset Management.
Albany Lumen 020 ownership change
Albany Lumen 020 changed ownership on 1 May 2017 when CenturyLink completed the sale of its data centers and colocation business to funds advised by BC Partners, in a consortium including Medina Capital Advisors and Longview Asset Management.
Questions about Albany
- How many data centres are in Albany?
- There are 10 data centres in Albany, United States, 6 operators, 9 operational, 36 MW live (14% modelled), 41 MW total potential. Largest by total potential: Crown Castle (1 site), then Iron Rails Data Centers.
- How much data centre capacity does Albany have?
- DC Atlas tracks 10 data centres in the Albany data centre market. 36 MW is live, 5 MW is under construction, for 41 MW of total potential at full buildout.
- Who are the largest data centre operators in Albany?
- 6 operators run facilities in the Albany data centre market. Crown Castle is the largest by total potential, with 1 site and 19 MW.
- Which utilities supply power to data centres in Albany?
- National Grid serve the most data centre sites in the Albany data centre market. DC Atlas holds a named power supplier for 100% of the facilities it tracks here.
Every data centre we track in Albany
9 of 10 with a published page
FirstLight Fiber2
INOC Data Centers2
Iron Rails Data Centers2
Lumen2
Crown Castle1
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