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Henderson BLM Hyperscale Data Center (Skylar Capital, Paradise Hills)

Clark County, Nevada

Withdrawn

Capacity
1.0 GWannounced
To protected land
~2.3miabout, from Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area
Whose land
On public landBureau of Land Management
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  • Capacity1.0 GWannounced
  • FootprintCampus scale

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Las Vegas Review-Journal

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  1. Sep 24, 2026 Withdrawal

    A developer withdraws a 1,000 MW data center and gas plant proposed on BLM land at Henderson

    Skylar Opportunities, an affiliate of the Skylar Capital company behind the Townsite project, withdrew its application for a data center and gas plant on 680 acres of BLM land near Henderson’s Paradise Hills neighborhood, citing the city’s planned development in the same area.

    From the record · Bureau of Land Management · Las Vegas Review-Journal

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