Deep Green proposes to build a first-of-its-kind 24-megawatt (MW) hyper-local, ultra-efficient data center in downtown Lansing.

The $120+ million project combines powerful computing capacity with a groundbreaking approach to carbon-neutral heat recovery, making Lansing a national model for sustainable technology and clean energy innovation.

This unique project will strengthen Lansing's local economy, support good-paying jobs, and move us closer to a cleaner, more resilient high-tech future. Local residents will see several benefits:

The project converts an under-utilized city parking lot into a $120 million development that creates greater density in our downtown.

It will generate significant property tax revenue plus an additional $1 million per year through the revenues generated by the BWL from having Deep Green as a customer. City of Lansing revenues generated by this project could be used toward public safety, neighborhood improvement and better services for those in need.

Deep Green has also committed to supporting local nonprofits and charities with a contribution of up to $120,000 annually ($6,000 per MW of contracted data center usage). The funding will support Pennies for Power, which supports families struggling to pay their utility bills, and other local charities.

At the same time, it will meet sustainability goals while reducing future utility rate increases.