Cloverleaf plans a 2,000-acre data center complex in Port Washington, Wisconsin

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- Cloverleaf Infrastructure has unveiled plans for a vast data center complex in Port Washington, Wisconsin. The proposed development spans approximately 2,000 acres, requiring annexation of town land into the city. The project is expected to be built over the next five to eight years, with each building necessitating an investment of about a billion dollars. The facility will demand over a gigawatt of power, sufficient to supply around 750,000 homes, prompting We Energies to construct substations on-site. The complex is anticipated to create numerous construction jobs and between 50 to 100 permanent positions per building. Cloverleaf aims to submit plans within the next 30 to 60 days, with construction potentially commencing this fall and the first phase completed within three years.