Data centers · Martin County, Florida

Martin County

2 projects on record

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Projects in Martin County
Silver Fox Road proposalSilver Fox 606 LLC (Juno Beach)1,000WithdrawnApril 29, 202650 MW+
Tesoro Groves PUD (FPL)Florida Power & Light—Site zoned or marketedApril 30, 202650 MW+

Updates, newest first

  1. April 30, 2026 Tesoro Groves PUD (FPL) · Indiantown council approves the PUD after debate over data centers. (WQCS, May 4, 2026; Tampa Bay Times (syndicated by Tribune Content Agency), Aug. 1, 2026)
  2. April 29, 2026 Silver Fox Road proposal · Plans withdrawn. (WFLX, April 29, 2026)
  3. Feb. 3, 2026 Silver Fox Road proposal · Proposal for undeveloped land in Indiantown reported; developer claims 400 jobs. (CBS12 (WPEC), Feb. 3, 2026)

Statewide

Florida’s data center law, SB 484, took effect July 1, 2026: large-load customers pay the full cost of their power, and local governments keep the power to deny projects. The state’s sales-tax exemption for data centers of 100 MW or more runs to 2037. The rules →