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Data center campus · Dry Fork Township, about 8 miles south of Tioga, Williams County, North Dakota

Teton Digital Project Trinity

Approved as of Oct. 2026

A planned 100 MW, two-phase data center south of Tioga, next to Enerfore Digital's permitted site, from a Wyoming-based developer whose stated model is to open sites with bitcoin mining before moving to AI and HPC work. Also known as: Dry Fork data center.

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Power100MW reported · stated

Who is behind it

ProjectTeton Digital Project TrinityAlso: Dry Fork data center
Developer and teamTeton Digital (through Teton Digital, LLC)
End userNot found in the recordsNot yet named in any record or credited report we have found.

The record, newest first

  1. The company's project page lists a 100 MW North Dakota campus with a conditional use permit for its 70 MW Phase II and Phase I (30 MW) in final permitting. (Teton Digital, LLC, Oct. 26, 2026)

  2. New Project Media reported Teton Digital planned to raise about $200 million, including servers, would fund grid upgrades including a substation, and was negotiating power rates with Upper Missouri Power Cooperative and Basin Electric; the report said county commissioners had given the project the go-ahead. (New Project Media, April 6, 2025)

  3. Data Center Dynamics reported a 30 MW first phase on 25 acres of an 80-acre parcel using an adjacent substation, followed by a new 100 MW-plus substation and colocation capacity by the end of 2026. (Data Center Dynamics, Feb. 20, 2025)

  4. Williams County commissioners allowed Teton Digital to apply for a conditional use permit for the liquid-cooled 100 MW project beside the Enerfore site, telling the company to work with the township and neighbors. (KFYR-TV (KUMV), Feb. 18, 2025)

Conflicts and open questions

  • Coordinates approximate, placed about 8 miles south of Tioga as reported.
  • The Williams County CUP record itself was not opened: the county's CivicWeb portal (including a Teton Digital one-pager) blocks automated fetching.
  • Phase sizes differ between sources: 30 MW then 100 MW (DCD, Feb. 2025) versus 30 MW plus 70 MW (company page, 2026).
  • Williams County's 2024 data center ordinance requires a CUP in heavy industrial zones, a one-mile setback from homes, schools, churches and parks, and a noise study (nd-williams-ord-20240102).

The full record

Status note
Teton Digital's project page (viewed Oct. 2026) says a conditional use permit is secured for a 70 MW phase and a 30 MW phase is in final permitting; the company targets energization across its portfolio in 2027-2028.
Evidence
Primary public records
Size class
50 MW or more (tracker scope)
Map position approximate, from the reported address or area. Updated Oct. 17, 2026.