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Data centers in Niagara County, New York: 7 projects mapped

7 projects tracked
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2 proposed or being built
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5 operating
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435 MW from the 6 active projects that report a figure
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2 moratoriums and bans in effect
TeraWulf Lake Mariner (Fluidstack) (Operating, 102 MW)Niagara Digital Campus (Proposed, 135 MW)Core42 Lake Mariner (Operating, 58 MW)BlockFusion aka North East Data Center LLC (Operating, 50 MW)H5 Data Center (Operating, 44 MW)North Tonawanda Data Center (Operating, 46 MW)9Lives Data Center (Proposed)
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Niagara County's largest data center is TeraWulf's Lake Mariner campus in Somerset, near Barker, on the site of a former coal-fired power plant, where AI buildings leased to Core42 and Fluidstack are going up beside five crypto-mining buildings. In October 2025 the Somerset planning board and town board unanimously approved two more AI buildings on 61 acres, after two on 30 acres were approved that September. In Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls Redevelopment's planned $1.5 billion digital campus cleared a legal hurdle in June 2026, though no start date for work has been set.

Lake Mariner has 750 megawatts of power allocated from NYSEG and the New York Power Authority, 90 percent of it from hydropower. The cooling fans on the AI buildings are rated at 45 decibels, quieter than the crypto buildings, and Town Supervisor Jeffrey Dewart said staffing could grow from 52 full-time workers to 150. There would be no room for further expansion once these buildings are finished.

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The Niagara Falls deal settled eminent domain litigation over land on Falls Street near the Seneca Niagara Casino and gave the city 10 acres for Centennial Park and an event center. The council meeting was heated. "These machines require and contaminate a lot of water, and once it's gone, we don't get it back," one speaker said. Mayor Rob Restaino said: "Last night wasn't the approval of a data center, last night was the approval of an agreement between two parties in litigation."

Towns are writing their own rules. North Tonawanda's moratorium has stopped DigiPower X from turning its Erie Avenue crypto mine into an AI data center with a new 80,000-square-foot building. In July 2026 the Niagara County Planning Board backed proposed moratoriums in the Town of Lockport, for 18 months, and Cambria, for nine months; the Town of Lewiston adopted an 18-month moratorium earlier in 2026. The Lockport and Cambria town boards make the final decision.

Data center projects on record in Niagara County

Grouped by the town each site sits in. The report above may name projects that have no record here yet.

Niagara Falls3
ProjectCompanyStatusPower
Niagara Digital CampusNiagara Falls Niagara Falls Redevelopment Proposed 135 MW
BlockFusion aka North East Data Center LLCNiagara Falls BlockFusion (Northeast Data LLC) Operating 50 MW
9Lives Data CenterNiagara Falls 9 Lives Digital Group (9LDG) Proposed Not reported
Barker2
ProjectCompanyStatusPower
TeraWulf Lake Mariner (Fluidstack)Barker TeraWulf Operating 102 MW
Core42 Lake MarinerBarker TeraWulf Operating 58 MW
Lockport1
ProjectCompanyStatusPower
H5 Data CenterLockport H5 Data Centers Operating 44 MW
North Tonawanda1
ProjectCompanyStatusPower
North Tonawanda Data CenterNorth Tonawanda DigiPower X (formerly Digihost) Operating 46 MW

Where this comes from

The reporting above was written from these. Open one and check it yourself.

Moratoriums and bans in effect

Pauses on new data centers covering this area.

PlaceTypeStartedEnds
North TonawandaTown or city Moratorium Jul 1, 2024 Jul 16, 2027 Record off site ↗
LewistonTown or city Moratorium Not reported No end date Record off site ↗

Every project above is drawn from public records, filings and local reporting. Each row links to what it is based on. Statuses change, so check the source date before you rely on one. Found something wrong? Write to [email protected] and it gets fixed.