Snake River
BrownfieldNome, Nome, Alaska · Nome Joint Utility Systems
Snake River is a oil plant in Nome, Nome, Alaska, retired 2011-03-01. Retired generation sites are among the most attractive datacenter redevelopment targets: the existing interconnection was sized for roughly 7 MW of generation, so the grid hookup, transmission rights, and often cooling-water access are already in place — collapsing the speed-to-power timeline versus a greenfield build.
Former use & capacity
Grid hookup & remediation
Site conditions & market — Nome Census Area
County-level intelligence for this site's location — the power economics, water, hazard, connectivity, and workforce a developer screens before ever visiting. Assembled from FEMA NRI, BLS QCEW, FCC BDC, USGS water-use, and EIA.
Market & workforce
Power economics & interconnection
Water & cooling
Hazard, flood & connectivity
County-level context — address-level utility offerings and flood zoning vary within the county. Confirm site-specific service with the utility and a Phase I ESA.
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Nearby datacenter candidate sites
Scored candidate sites near Snake River, ranked by DC Readiness.
| Site | Type | State | County | Voltage | Capacity | Queue wait | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NOME | Federal Excess | AK | Nome County | — | — | 1.0 yrs | 52.6 |
| NOME | Federal Excess | AK | Nome County | — | — | 1.0 yrs | 52.5 |
| Mine Site | Former Mine | AK | Nome County | — | — | 3.5 yrs | 48.0 |
| Mine Site | Former Mine | AK | Nome County | — | — | 3.5 yrs | 47.9 |
| Mine Site | Former Mine | AK | Nome County | — | — | 3.5 yrs | 47.9 |
| Mine Site | Former Mine | AK | Nome County | — | — | 3.5 yrs | 47.9 |
| City of Nome-Former Alaska Gold Power Plant | Industrial | AK | Nome County | — | — | 3.5 yrs | 47.8 |
| Mine Site | Former Mine | AK | Nome County | — | — | 3.5 yrs | 47.8 |
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Dataset updated . Screening estimates derived from public data sources.
Brownfield attributes are derived from EIA retired-generator and EPA public data. Existing capacity reflects the retired plant's historical nameplate, not deliverable interconnection for a new load. Confirm reusable interconnection rights, remediation status, and site availability with the utility, ISO, and current owner.
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