Total investment estimated capital buildout
Conceptual rendering — not a photo of an existing facility
Long-term jobs for operations and maintenance
Natural gas generation, solar, storage, and grid support
Process-water system for cooling and operations
Property tax and sales tax revenue for local services
Project snapshot
County filings describe a data-center project with related energy generation, storage, and water infrastructure near Wells Draw Road.
The filings place it near Wells Draw / South Myton Bench in Duchesne County, not inside Nine Mile Canyon itself.
Nine Mile Data, LLC is the data-center applicant. County narrative names Energence Utah, LLC. Related filings name Wells Draw Energy LLC and reWater LLC.
Basin Now reported on April 28, 2026 that appeals heard by the County Commission were denied.
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Project information for residents, landowners, businesses, and local officials.
The proposed project would bring a large-scale data center to Duchesne County, with supporting power and water systems described in related county filings.
This site is structured as a public information center: project summary, location, infrastructure, schedule, source documents, and a public question area.
Project visualization
What a low-profile data center campus could look like.
The image helps residents picture the type of facility being discussed: large modern buildings, service roads, utility equipment, security, and landscape buffers in a rural basin setting.
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Major components
Data center, solar, natural gas, storage, and produced-water infrastructure.
Community questions
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The production forum should let the public see questions, staff/project responses, documents, and meeting updates in one place.
What is the April 27 hearing about?
Information center response
Utah Public Notice described appeals involving Nine Mile Data, Wells Draw Energy, and reWater items. Basin Now later reported the appeals were denied.
What do the water-related filings say?
Project document summary
The data-center filing says process/cooling water would largely come from a shared process-water system. Related reWater filings describe additional recycling ponds and about 1,787,632 barrels of storage capacity.