Laramie County, south of Cheyenne, Wyoming

Fuel cell technology

Energy infrastructure company operating natural gas, crude oil, water, and CO2 pipelines and related midstream assets.

County-level governing body overseeing development approvals and land use for Laramie County, Wyoming.

Combustion turbines that burn natural gas to drive generators, producing large-scale electricity for industrial loads such as data centers.[1][3]

Electrochemical devices that convert the chemical energy of a fuel (such as natural gas or hydrogen) directly into electricity without combustion, using solid oxide electrolytes in Bloom Energy’s systems.[1]

Cooling systems that circulate water or another working fluid in a sealed loop to remove heat from equipment, minimizing ongoing water withdrawals.[1][3]