412 MW today · expandable to 5+ GW · Bradford County, PA
Pick a bay.
It energizes in 2027.
Eight liquid-ready halls with generation on the same parcel — lease them or own them, pre-construction. Click any numbered roof below for specs, interiors, and pricing.

The eight bays — tap one to configure it
DC-01
Available
Vera Rubin NVL72
51.5 MW · 40,000 SF
DC-02
Available
GB300 NVL72
51.5 MW · 40,000 SF
DC-03
Available
Helios · MI455X
51.5 MW · 40,000 SF
DC-04
Available
CS-4 Nexus
51.5 MW · 40,000 SF
DC-05
Available
TPU7x Ironwood
51.5 MW · 40,000 SF
DC-06
Available
Trainium3 Teton MAX
51.5 MW · 40,000 SF
DC-07
Available
MTIA 400 / 450
51.5 MW · 40,000 SF
DC-08
Available
Tenant kit
51.5 MW · 40,000 SF
Why this campus
The date, the meter, and the headroom.
The date is firm
First delivery 2027
Generation is on the parcel, so there is no interconnection queue in the critical path. The COD is a construction schedule, not a study result.
309 days to first delivery
Behind the meter
Power on the same parcel
Nine LM2500+G4 machines in combined cycle feed the halls directly. Every published rate is powered — the megawatts are inside the number.
Room to grow
Expandable to 5+ GW
The campus is sized for what is built; the land is not. Ample land for future phases means an anchor here is a position, not a ceiling.
412 MW built · 5,000+ MW of land
- On-site generation
- 412 MW
- On-site generation
- Target COD
- 2027
- Target COD
- Per hall
- 51.5 MW
- Per hall
- WUE
- 0.00
- WUE
The only spec that is scarce
Everyone is selling megawatts. We are selling the date they turn on.
Liberty Power Park is not waiting for an interconnection queue, because the campus does not need one to run. Nine machines sit on the same parcel as the halls.
Liberty Power Park
2027
Generation on the parcel. No interconnect in the critical path.
Queued colocation
2030+
Capacity exists, but the block you need is already spoken for.
Greenfield + new interconnect
2031+
Land, then a service request, then a system impact study.
Grid path needing transmission upgrade
2032+
Network upgrades are assigned, engineered, then built.
Liberty's bar is our own construction schedule to first delivery at DC-01. The three comparison bars are industry-typical planning ranges for a large load in PJM — they are illustrative, not quotes, and your own queue position may be better or worse.
How it works
Three steps from here to a term sheet.
- 1Pick a modelBring your own chips and buy powered shell by the megawatt — or take a bay turnkey, delivered running.
- 2Configure and price it liveChoose a bay, a kit or a load. Every figure on screen is the real pricing engine, not a brochure number.
- 3Request a term sheetSend the exact setup you built. David replies directly, usually same day, priced at the tier open today.
Project status
Bradford County, PA
Land control secured
Gas secured
230 kV ROW on parcel
County use confirmed
Fully entitled · Jan 2027
First delivery · 2027
Full statusPre-construction pricing
The rate is best before the risk is gone.
Anchor
Pre-financing · first 2 halls
$1.8M/ MW / yr
Ask about this tier
Pre-entitlement
Before full entitlement · target January 2027
$1.98M/ MW / yr
Ask about this tier
Pre-COD
Construction through first delivery
$2.16M/ MW / yr
Ask about this tier
Post-COD
After DC-01 energizes
Market
Indicative powered rates on a 10-year take-or-pay. Power is inside every figure here and is not optional — about $48.7 M of a full bay’s annual rate is 487,231 MWh at $100/MWh, generated on the parcel. Published band is $1.8M–$2.4M / MW / yr. Not a posted tariff and not an offer — the term sheet sets the rate.
Also on the table pre-construction
Structure, not just rate.
These matter more than a dollar off the wrap for most operators, and they are negotiated on the term sheet rather than posted here.
- Ramp schedule
- Pay for megawatts as you energize them instead of the full allocation on day one.
- Your fit-out ramps over quarters. Billing that tracks the ramp costs us far less than it saves you.
- Expansion right of first refusal
- The adjacent bay is held against your growth before it goes to anyone else.
- Bays are equal and adjacent by design. Reserving the neighbour costs the campus nothing today.
- Escalator relief
- 2.5% annual in place of the standard 3.0%, with a CPI collar available.
- Half a point compounds hard over fifteen years. Early signers get the benefit of that math.
- Abatement at COD
- Rent relief across your commissioning and burn-in window at first energization.
- The hall is ramping anyway. You should not pay full freight while you are still proving the floor.
Talk to us
Tell us how many megawatts and when.
That is the whole first conversation. You do not need to pick a bay or configure anything to start.