Canonical fields
- Stable ID: stream-stamp-alabama-ny
- Unit: project
- Developer: Stream Data Centers
- Operator: unknown
- Capacity: approximately 500 MW (utility request · full buildout scope)
- Capacity boundary: Applicant-estimated utility power requirement in the April 6, 2026 filing; not critical IT capacity, approved or contracted service, measured load or current consumption.
- Location: Alabama, Genesee, NY
- Location precision: approximate — The official filings place the proposal at the STAMP site in the Town of Alabama. No reconciled street address, parcel or exact coordinates are published here.
- Physical scale: The April 6 filing describes approximately 2.2 million square feet in three planned two-story buildings, about 90 acres of permanent development, about 40 acres of temporary construction-logistics areas and about 5 acres of off-site telecommunications easements. These scopes are separate and the planned buildings are not operating facilities.
What remains unknown
- street address
- parcel identifiers
- exact coordinates
- land owner
- operator or tenant
- critical IT capacity
- approved or contracted utility service
- construction evidence
- opening or completion date
Sources
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GCEDC projects — STREAM U.S. Data Centers, LLC →Gov. record
Exact location 2026 Projects; STREAM U.S. Data Centers, LLC
What it supports Current proposal status, company, 2.2-million-square-foot scope, STAMP location and project-review documents through August 24, 2026.
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STREAM U.S. Data Centers revised SEQR application — April 6, 2026 →Gov. record
Exact location PDF p. 2, A State-of-the-Art Data Center Campus; Infrastructure / Energy Strategy
What it supports Revised proposal identity; three planned two-story buildings; permanent, temporary and easement land scopes; applicant-estimated approximately 500 MW utility power requirement.
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GCEDC statement regarding STREAM U.S. Data Centers →Gov. record
Exact location Full three-paragraph statement
What it supports Rescission of the earlier March 2025 approval after Stream said it would not proceed with the earlier plan. The revised 2026 proposal is not an approved carry-forward.