Is a Data Center Coming

Ingham County, MI

Deep Green Downtown Lansing Data Center

Deep Green. Filed, 24 MW

UK based Deep Green wants to build a 24 megawatt data center on a small vacant lot on Kalamazoo Street in downtown Lansing's Stadium District and pipe its waste heat into the city owned Board of Water and Light's hot water system. Lansing's planning commission initially rejected a rezoning request but later reversed course and recommended approval 5 to 2, with a City Council vote still to come. Backers have said construction could start as soon as spring 2026 if approved.

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Status
Filed
Operator
Deep Green
Applicant on record
Deep Green
Location
Lansing, Ingham County, MI (approximate, city center)
Size
24 MW, 3 acres
Cooling
Not reported
Utility
Lansing Board of Water & Light
First reported
2025-11
Last updated
August 29, 2026

What happens next

Still to come: public hearings, a rezoning or permit vote, and a utility interconnection agreement.

Sources

What it would mean nearby

The cooling design has not been reported. If it uses evaporative cooling, a 24 MW facility would draw roughly 76,000 to 274,000 gallons of water a day, about what 900 households use.

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Common questions

Where is the Deep Green Downtown Lansing data center?

It is in Lansing, Ingham County, MI.

Has the Deep Green Downtown Lansing data center been approved?

Not yet. An application has been filed and has not been decided.

How big is the Deep Green Downtown Lansing data center?

Reported size: 24 MW, 3 acres.

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