Sagebrush Infrastructure Partners land options west of Hallam
A developer of hyperscale data centers with their own gas plants optioned more than 1,500 acres west of Hallam in southern Lancaster County. Also known as: Sagebrush 1 (possible).
Who is behind it
The record, newest first
Lancaster County commissioners discussed forming two data center task forces, one on energy and water and one on zoning, aiming for a plan by year's end. (KOLN 10/11 NOW, Sept. 10, 2026)
KOLN reported documents showing landowners had optioned more than 1,500 acres, worth more than $8 million, to Sagebrush, mostly along Southwest 58th Street near NPPD's Sheldon station. (KOLN 10/11 NOW, Aug. 27, 2026)
Israel-based Stark Power agreed to buy Sagebrush Infrastructure Partners, describing it as a developer of hyperscale data centers paired with natural gas plants and citing a 5.6 GW U.S. pipeline. (Orrick (deal announcement), June 2026)
The full record
- Status note
- Landowners signed purchase options; no application had been filed in the sources reviewed.
- Power note
- KOLN reported that 'Sagebrush 1,' a project pitched to Stark Power investors, would use 1.7 GW; residents believe it matches this land, which the developer has not confirmed, so the figure is not assigned here.
- Evidence
- News reports; primary records not yet obtained
- Size class
- 50 MW or more (tracker scope)