Firm pipeline capacity is the difference between a plan and a project. Creekstone Energy LLC now has it for the Delta Gigasite.
The company has secured 43,000 dekatherms per day (Dth/day) of firm natural gas transportation capacity on the Kern River Gas Transmission pipeline. It provides a contracted fuel supply for the Delta Gigasite, its gigawatt-scale, behind-the-meter AI energy campus in Millard County. Kern River’s public transactional reporting confirms this capacity. It is enough firm fuel to support roughly 220 megawatts of behind-the-meter generation, the first block of a campus master-planned to scale past 10 gigawatts.
For most new data centers, the limiting factor is power, not land or capital. Firm gas transportation capacity is one of the scarcest inputs in the market today, and Creekstone now has it under contract. That puts Delta ahead of competing sites still waiting on the grid.
The Delta Gigasite sits on 1,143 acres that Creekstone owns outright, near the Intermountain Power Project. The land carries Heavy Industrial zoning and a conditional use permit for both a data center and on-site power generation, and multiple fiber routes delivering sub-20 millisecond speed to cities like Denver, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. With power generated on site in 2027, tenants do not have to spend years waiting in a grid interconnection queue.
“Reliable, contracted power is the thing every AI operator is chasing right now, and we’ve locked it in on a site built to deliver it,” said Ray Conley, Chief Executive Officer of Creekstone Energy. “Delta is open for the companies that need real energy now, not years from now.”
The project also represents a multi-billion-dollar reinvestment in Millard County after the retirement of the Intermountain Power coal units, bringing construction jobs, long-term operations, and new generation that supports Utah’s energy goals.
About Creekstone Energy
Creekstone Energy LLC is a vertically integrated energy and data center infrastructure company headquartered in Utah. Creekstone is developing the Delta Gigasite, a master-planned, behind-the-meter data center campus in Millard County, Utah, designed to deliver more than 10 gigawatts of power across multiple phases. The campus pairs dedicated on-site power generation, including natural gas, solar, advanced nuclear technologies, and long-duration storage, with facilities purpose-built for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. For more information, visit www.creekstone.energy.
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