Proposed-site record

Stargate Data Center

Bristolville 25 Developer proposed a Lordstown-area data center, but the proposal is historical and status-sensitive: DCD reported a unanimous November 3, 2025 ban, while 2026 reporting describes a moratorium and ongoing litigation. Keep the 1,500 MW as an unclassified dataset lead and out of active capacity queues unless a current, exempted, or legally revived application is documented.

Blocked or pausedconfirmedHigh concern

Site Snapshot

Location
Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio
Operator / sponsor
Bristolville 25 Developer LLC
Status / stage
Blocked or paused · blocked / paused
Scale
1,500 MW dataset lead; local reporting described a $3.6B, 1.65M sq ft Bristolville 25 proposal on about 133 acres
Reported project context; confirm whether any MW figure is requested, approved, energized, IT load, generation, or ultimate buildout before comparing it with another record.Capacity reading: Project-scale context · MW type not established · Proposed floor area · Site area · Investment context

Compute Workload

This panel tracks what the facility is for without assuming that every project is AI training, inference, or cloud capacity.

Undisclosed / unknownUnknown

Tribune Chronicle reports Bristolville 25 Developer LLC and BHGH Properties LLC were seeking court review of the Lordstown proposal in March 2026, with the case still pending; the report provides land-use context but no facility workload or training/inference disclosure.

Bristolville 25 Developer LLC and BHGH Properties LLC are proponents/property parties, not disclosed compute customers or operators. The proposed $3.6B investment, 1.65M square feet and any 1,500 MW dataset lead are project-scale or historical context, not workload capacity. The separate Stargate/Foxconn Lordstown activity is not evidence for this Bristolville proposal.

Sources reviewed; workload unresolved · Reviewed 2026-09-09Training/inference: unknown · class: unknownBusiness Journal Daily: Company Proposes $3.6B Data Center in LordstownData Center Dynamics: Data centers now banned in Lordstown, OhioTribune Chronicle: Land use planner talks data centers in Lordstown

Data Fields

Source leads point to attached records or reporting. They still need field-level review before being treated as verified evidence.

NDA / secrecyMissing / needs review
Public moneySource lead attached
WaterMissing / needs review
PowerSource lead attached

Public Money

Historical source lead: dataset and local reporting describe a $3.6 billion private proposal. Any public incentive, abatement, land, or utility-cost records should be tracked as historical unless the project returns.

Water

Historical source reviewed September 9, 2026: local reporting described an offer to discuss water needs, but Lordstown adopted a data-center ban in November 2025 and later status reporting describes a moratorium and ongoing Bristolville 25 litigation. No reviewed source discloses a project water quantity, service agreement, withdrawal, or wastewater plan; reopen this lead only for a current or legally revived filing.

Power

Historical source reviewed September 9, 2026: the dataset's 1,500 MW and grid/biomass fields remain unclassified project-context leads. DCD reported the 133-acre Bristolville 25 proposal and November 2025 ban; later reporting describes continued legal/status disputes. These sources do not establish requested, approved, energized, generation, or data-center IT-load capacity, and the broader Stargate/Foxconn site is separate.

Bloom / Fuel Cells

No fuel-cell or Bloom Energy source is attached to this project yet.

NDA / Secrecy

No NDA reported

Missing NDA / secrecy, WaterFields with source leads: Public money, Power
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Sources and Leads

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