Infrastructure
Power, water, and support infrastructure.
Public filings for the Nine Mile Data Center describe a data center and related applications for solar generation, natural-gas generation, energy storage, and produced-water recycling.
UpdatedSeptember 7, 2026
August company proposal — separate from April filings
In an August 11 company announcement, Senmiao described a nonbinding proposal for a staged $5 million development investment in Energence Utah. It identified Energence Power as sponsor/managing member and Elio Energy Development as a development-services provider. Definitive agreements and closing conditions remain outstanding in the reviewed evidence; financing completion and construction have not been verified.
Source: August 11 issuer announcementThe announcement describes a broader 5,046-acre campus, including a 475-acre data-center area. It targets firm capacity of 100 MW in Year 2, 700 MW in Year 4 and up to 1.2 GW in Year 6. These are company targets, not operating capacity or county-approved replacements for the April plans. No calendar-year anchor or reconciled parcel schedule was provided.
Data center
Nine Mile Data, LLC
Known from filings: The data-center CUP findings header lists four parcels totaling about 960.32 acres. The application narrative separately describes about 475 acres for data-center use within a larger leased area of roughly 879 acres across three contiguous parcels. These figures come from different parts of the filings, which do not state how the two parcel descriptions relate.
Scale described: About $10 billion investment, up to 1,000 construction workers, about 200 long-term jobs, and about $74.7 million in annual property tax revenue.
Read data-center conditional-use permit findings
Power
Solar, gas, and storage
Known from filings: Related Wells Draw Energy filings describe a 333 MW solar plant and a 400 MW natural-gas plant with 800-1,600 MWh of storage.
Grid references: Natural-gas filings discuss interconnections involving Deseret Power and PacifiCorp/Gateway South via Moon Lake Electric Association.
Read solar, natural-gas, and storage filings
Water
Produced-water recycling
Known from filings: reWater LLC materials describe additional recycling ponds and about 1,787,632 barrels of storage capacity at the Pleasant Valley E&P Waste Disposal Facility.
Project narrative: Culinary water would be limited, while process/cooling water would largely come from Wasatch Energy Management through a shared process-water system.
Read produced-water and process-water filings
Community
Roads and local services
Public information need: Construction routes, road timing, workforce housing, emergency response, noise, and light should be published as project details become available.
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