Data center profile · iPark 84 (former IBM campus), East Fishkill, Dutchess County, New York

iPark 84 Tenant Expansion (East Fishkill, New York)

Proposed 150 MW expansion of an unnamed tenant's data center at iPark 84, East Fishkill, New York; no local application, under a three-year town moratorium.

Proposed, in grid queue. The expansion is in a NYISO grid interconnection request (proposed 2028 in-service); no town application was filed as of June 2026. East Fishkill's three-year moratorium (June 2026) covers a 150 MW project unless it gets an economic development special permit.
150 MW
load interconnection request, per press and a public-meeting transcript
an increment of utility load on top of the tenant's existing data center
2028
proposed in-service date in the grid queue
NYISO queue number 1760
July 2029
end of the town data center moratorium
adopted June 25, 2026
OperatoriPark East Fishkill LLC (campus owner); expanding tenant not named
CustomerAn existing iPark 84 tenant, not named
Planned IT capacity120 MW at full build-out (our estimate from the company or utility power figure)
First building in serviceOur estimate: 2029 or later (no dated power path yet).
Next deadlineJuly 2029: Town moratorium on data centers expires (July 1, 2029)
Power

Power and the grid

None energized or contracted yet

Grid load interconnection (Central Hudson territory)In study
150 MW
requested load in the grid operator's queue, proposed in service 2028; study results not public News report · May 2026
Proposed

Getting on the grid

Who supplies what, what it costs, and what is still not public.

  1. May 14, 2026
    System impact study approved
    The grid operator's study of the 150 MW request was approved, per a public-meeting transcript. see Permits
Queue positions on record
  1. March 25, 2026
    NYISO queue 1760
    150 MW, in queue, at New 115kV line from CHG&E East Fishkill Substation Dataset · Oct. 2026
Permits

Permits checklist

1 pending · 1 checked, nothing on file

Approvals a campus like this normally needs, and what we found.

Risks

What could slow it down

Timeline

What happened, and what is due

SitePaper trailConstructionPowerPermitsMoneyLegalUpcoming
  1. May 7, 2026
    Power Press reports the grid operator's study scope includes a 150 MW data center at iPark 84 News report · May 2026
  2. May 14, 2026
    Power The grid operator approves a system impact study for the 150 MW load request, per a public-meeting transcript News report · May 2026
  3. June 25, 2026
    Permits East Fishkill town board votes 5-0 for a three-year moratorium on data centers, with no iPark application on file Local government · June 2026
  4. July 14, 2026
    Permits Governor's executive order holds state environmental permits for data centers of 50 MW or more in abeyance for a year News report · July 2026
  5. Sept. 17, 2026
    Power State regulators adopt a draft scope for an environmental review of data centers; no final standards yet Utility regulator · Sept. 2026
  6. Oct. 9, 2026
    Site Press describes the item as one existing tenant seeking to expand by about 150 MW News report · Oct. 2026
  7. 2028
    Power Proposed in-service date in the grid queue News report · May 2026
Who is involved

Owners, partners and builders

Owner and tenant
  • iPark East Fishkill LLC: owner of the former IBM campus
  • Lincoln Property Company and Waterfall Asset Management: acquired a portfolio headlined by iPark 84 (press)
  • The expanding tenant is not named in any source
Decision-makers
  • East Fishkill Town Board: moratorium and special permits
  • New York Independent System Operator: interconnection study
  • Central Hudson: transmission owner in the area
Still unknown

Open questions

Where this comes from

62 records from 19 documents

Drawn from news reports, state agency records, local government records, public and commercial datasets and utility regulator dockets, each kept with its date and source. The bar shows documents by type.

News report 12State agency 3Local government 2Dataset 1Utility regulator 1
Evidence

Every quote behind this page

Grade key: A = the primary record itself (permit, filing, exhibit) · B = a dated official statement · C = news reporting. Map distances are our own measurements on OpenStreetMap and carry no grade. Allegations in lawsuits are marked as such in the quotes.

Power (9)
  • large load interconnection request: load interconnection request in queue (NYISO Project Status #5)
    “"iPark 84 Data Center Interconnection"; "iPark East Fishkill LLC"; "New 115kV line from CHG&E East Fishkill Substation"”
  • Interconnection status: NYISO load queue position Q1760 (iPark 84 Data Center Interconnection, iPark East Fishkill LLC, 150 MW peak load, filed Jan. 29, 2026, POI new 115kV line from CHG&E East Fishkill) is the tenant expan
    “Load Projects”
  • Project status: announced only (expansion) - an existing iPark 84 tenant is seeking to expand a data center by about 150 MW; no formal town application has been reported; the existing iPark 84 campus is operating
    “One existing tenant at iPark 84 is seeking to expand a datacenter by about 150 megawatts, a much smaller project than the one that sparked the uproar.”
  • The 150 MW iPark 84 tenant expansion is a different project from the separate 1,000 MW Treetop-area proposal that sparked the uproar; do not merge
    “One existing tenant at iPark 84 is seeking to expand a datacenter by about 150 megawatts, a much smaller project than the one that sparked the uproar.”
  • Regulatory status: Inside East Fishkill's three-year moratorium: data centers over 20 MW may not be permitted or considered until July 2029; the town's exception covers only ancillary projects under 20 MW, so this ~150 M
    “The resolution passed by the Town Board says data centers over 20 megawatts would not be permitted or considered in East Fishkill until July 2029.”
  • The separate Treetop 1,000 MW East Fishkill proposal that triggered the moratorium is not this campus and no longer appears on the NYISO interconnection queue; it must not be conflated with the 150 MW iPark tenant expans
    “However, that proposal no longer appears on the New York Independent System Operator’s interconnection queue.”
  • NYISO is studying the iPark 84 150 MW load together with the other Hudson Valley data-center loads (1,000 MW Treetop, 200 MW Indian Point, Rockland projects) as a combined impact study; results will not be published (cri
    “A NYISO spokesman told the USA TODAY Network that the study results will not be released to the public when completed because they will contain sensitive information about critical energy infrastructure”
  • NYISO power study scope disclosed May 2026 includes a 150 MW data center at iPark 84 alongside the separate 1,000 MW project
    “150 megawatts at nearby iPark 84, the former IBM campus in East Fishkill”
  • The 150 MW iPark expansion appears only as a NYISO interconnection queue / cluster-study entry reported by press; the study results will not be released publicly because they contain sensitive critical-infrastructure inf
    “A NYISO spokesman told the USA TODAY Network that the study results will not be released to the public when completed because they will contain sensitive information about critical energy infrastructure.”
Money and contracts (3)
  • ENM News describes the 150 MW item as one existing tenant at iPark 84 seeking to expand a datacenter by about 150 megawatts; the tenant is not named in any source retrieved
    “One existing tenant at iPark 84 is seeking to expand a datacenter by about 150 megawatts”
  • Commercial Observer reports a Lincoln Property Company / Saber-Hightower / Waterfall JV acquired four National Resources properties for $450 million, anchored by iPark 84, described there as a 270-acre business park in E
    “The acquisition, which is anchored by iPark 84, a 270-acre business park in East Fishkill, N.Y.”
  • Tenant operator: undisclosed - the expanding tenant is unnamed in every source found; the NYISO queue filer for the 150 MW iPark entry is iPark East Fishkill LLC
    “These included a 150-megawatt data center in iPark (By iPark East Fishkill LLC)”
Permits and government (16)
  • Statewide framework proceeding ('Energize NY Development') opened under Gov. Hoc: PSC adopted Draft Scope for a Generic Environmental Impact Statement (GEIS) on data centers and large loads; scoping comments due Oct 20,
    “The Draft Scope of the GEIS adopted today by the Commission will evaluate potential impacts that may result from the construction and operation of data centers and other large loads”
  • No site plan, special permit or other development application for the iPark tenant expansion (or any data center) had been submitted to the Town as of the June 25 2026 hearing; the queue filing went to NYISO, not the tow
    “Not because there is an application, there is not.”
  • At 150 MW the iPark expansion exceeds the under-20-MW ancillary exception in Local Law No. 3 of 2026, so it cannot be permitted or considered until July 1 2029 unless it obtains an Economic Development Special Permit
    “no Data Center shall be permitted or considered within the Town for a period of three years, unless they are ancillary to an existing or permitted use and less than 20 mw”
  • Hearing exchange confirms the moratorium carve-out instrument is the same Economic Development / Redevelopment Special Permit iPark already holds; the Town Board issues such permits, then Planning Board approval follows
    “Supervisor D'Alessandro stated that is correct.”
  • Town of East Fishkill Town Board:
    “no Data Center shall be permitted or considered within the Town for a period of three years, unless they are ancillary to an existing or permitted use and less than 20 mw”
  • Town of East Fishkill Town Board:
    “the Town Board hereby establishes the East Fishkill Data Center Study Task Force”
  • Town of East Fishkill Town Board:
    “Not because there is an application, there is not.”
  • No NY Public Service Commission case, tariff filing or service agreement names i: no campus-specific PSC docket or ESA filing (status check)
    “The study is meant to test the proposal's impact on electricity reliability in the service areas of two utilities: Central Hudson and New York State Electric and Gas.”
  • Residents packed town board meetings, organized rallies and pushed for a halt on new datacenters before any formal permit application was filed
    “Residents packed town board meetings, organized rallies and pushed for a halt on new datacenters before any formal permit application was filed.”
  • Residents packed town board meetings and rallied against large data centers; Food & Water Watch campaigned for the moratorium
    “Residents packed town board meetings, organized rallies and pushed for a halt on new datacenters before any formal permit application was filed.”
  • state discretionary-permit pause for large data centers: Permit applications held
    “Hochul signed Executive Order 62 on July 14. It directs the state Department of Environmental Conservation to hold applications for discretionary permits for new or expanded data centers that use or can use 50 megawatts or more”
  • Gov. Hochul's Executive Order 62 (Jul 14, 2026) pauses DEC environmental permits: One-year abeyance of state environmental permits for data centers of 50 MW or more while the GEIS is prepared
    “On July 14, 2026, Hochul signed Executive Order 62, directing New York regulators to hold qualifying data center permit applications in abeyance while the state prepares a Generic Environmental Impact Statement”
  • data center moratorium (town resolution): Adopted unanimously
    “Hours later, the Town Board unanimously voted to adopt a three-year freeze on data centers.”
  • Three-year moratorium on new data centers larger than 20 MW, until July 2029; ap: moratorium adopted
    “In late June, the town board voted unanimously for a three-year moratorium that blocks consideration of new datacenters larger than 20 megawatts until July 2029”
  • East Fishkill Town Board voted in late June 2026 for a three-year moratorium on new data centers of 20 MW or more, running to July 2029
    “Like the statewide proposal awaiting Hochul's decision, East Fishkill's three-year moratorium would apply to proposed data centers of 20 megawatts or more.”
  • iPark East Fishkill LLC seeks a 150 MW load interconnection for a tenant data-ce: Load interconnection request under NYISO System Impact Study; study approved May 14, 2026 (per public-meeting transcript); proposed in-ser
    “The second proposed project is number 1760, the IPark data center interconnection is also scheduled to be online in 2028 and potentially adding another 150-megawatt data center”
Site and other (4)
  • Campus context: Existing iPark 84 campus: a 300-acre, two-million-square-foot former IBM campus in Hopewell Junction, redeveloped as a mixed-industry campus and filled with tenants (context only - not this expansion's sc
    “What used to be half of a massive IBM plant, the 300-acre, two-million-square-foot campus in Hopewell Junction sat empty for years.”
  • Site address: 200 North Drive, Hopewell Junction (East Fishkill), NY 12533
    “Prepared for: iPark East Fishkill LLC, 200 North Drive, Hopewell Junction, New York 12533”
  • Site location: iPark 84, the former IBM campus in East Fishkill, NY (Hopewell Junction)
    “150 megawatts at nearby iPark 84, the former IBM campus in East Fishkill”
  • County code: 36027
    “An industrial landmark in Dutchess County is set to come back to life. A real estate development and investment firm has purchased 300 acres of the former IBM campus in East Fishkill.”