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Project Rampart Data Center (PRP Real Estate Investment)
PRP Real Estate Investment. Rumored
Washington, D.C. based PRP Real Estate Investment is also looking to build a data center at the STAMP megasite in the town of Alabama under the working name Project Rampart, making it the third named developer pursuing a data center at STAMP alongside Stream Data Centers and JLL. Public details on size, power draw, and site plans have not been reported, and the proposal has not yet advanced to a formal application before Genesee County boards. Like the other STAMP proposals, it would be subject to New York's 2026 statewide moratorium on new data center permits.
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- Status
- Rumored
- Operator
- PRP Real Estate Investment
- Applicant on record
- PRP Real Estate Investment
- Location
- Alabama, Genesee County, NY (approximate, city center)
- Size
- MW not reported
- Cooling
- Not reported
- Utility
- New York Power Authority
- Last updated
- September 24, 2026
What happens next
Nothing has been formally filed yet. If an application is submitted, the usual next steps are a rezoning or permit application, followed by public hearings.
Sources
- Top 5 Upcoming Data Center Projects in New York 2026, BlackRidge Research
- Hochul noncommittal on STAMP data center, Investigative Post, 2026-03-31
History
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Common questions
Where is the Project Rampart data center?
It is in Alabama, Genesee County, NY.
Has the Project Rampart data center been approved?
Not yet. It has been reported, but nothing has been formally filed.
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