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Data center campus · I-40 and N. Frisco Road / Route 66, straddling the Yukon-Oklahoma City line (3025 N. Frisco Rd. and 13921 NW 23rd St. in OKC), Canadian County, Oklahoma

Beltline Energy campus at Frisco Road (Yukon/Oklahoma City)

Proposed as of July 14, 2026

Beltline Energy proposes a 480-acre campus of up to 1,000 MW straddling Yukon and Oklahoma City. It would use a 184-acre tract bought from Yukon and two OKC rezonings that were exempted from the city's moratorium. Also known as: BLE Landholdings, PUD-2105, PUD-2124.

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Power1,000MW reported · stated
Site480acres

Who is behind it

ProjectBeltline Energy campus at Frisco Road (Yukon/Oklahoma City)Also: BLE Landholdings, PUD-2105, PUD-2124
Developer and teamBeltline Energy (through BLE Landholdings LLC)
End userNot found in the recordsNot yet named in any record or credited report we have found.

The record, newest first

  1. Yukon's council scheduled a Nov. 3 recall election after the petition was certified. (KOSU, Aug. 13, 2026)

  2. Yukon's mayor said the sale covers about 184 acres of city land and that the city may have no easy way out of the contract. (News 9, July 3, 2026)

  3. Yukon's council discussed the land sale agreement with Beltline amid a recall petition against the mayor. (News 9, July 1, 2026)

  4. OKC's moratorium exempted the two pending Frisco Road rezonings, PUD-2105 and PUD-2124. (News 9, April 20, 2026)

  5. OKC's planning commission voted 7-0 to recommend rezoning 295.5 acres on two tracts near I-40 and Frisco Road (111.5 acres at 3025 N. Frisco Rd. and 184 acres at 13921 NW 23rd St.); final approval rests with the City Council. The case had been deferred from fall 2025 to January. (Oklahoma Energy Today, Jan. 21, 2026; Oklahoma Energy Today, Nov. 16, 2025)

  6. Yukon officials said BLE Landholdings would buy 184 acres of city land for a hyperscale center, with closing tied to water and OG&E power agreements. (Oklahoma Energy Today, Nov. 20, 2025)

Conflicts and open questions

  • Acreage varies: 184 acres in Yukon, 295.5 acres in the OKC rezonings, and 480 acres total per Investigate Midwest. Cloverleaf's Project Open Sky in Piedmont is a separate, excluded project.

The full record

Status note
OKC's planning commission recommended the two rezonings 7-0 in January 2026 and the council has not yet voted on them. Yukon's land sale still depends on water and power agreements. A recall election for Yukon's mayor is set for Nov. 3, 2026.
Power note
Investigate Midwest reported 1,000 MW; in November 2025 Yukon described it as 0.5 GW.
Evidence
News reports; primary records not yet obtained
Size class
50 MW or more (tracker scope)
Map position approximate, from the reported address or area. Updated Oct. 17, 2026.