GridLiance West

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about GridLiance West data center developments across 1 states, including NV.

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News Clip102.7 Coyote Country·Clark County, NV

Nevada Approves 155-Mile Power Line Project to Meet Data Center Electricity Needs

Nevada officials broke ground on the Core Upgrades Project, a 155-mile power line transmission upgrade led by GridLiance West, a NextEra Energy Transmission subsidiary. This project aims to add up to 1 gigawatt of capacity to the region's power grid, specifically to meet rising electricity demand from data centers in the southern part of the state, including Clark and Nye counties. The Bureau of Land Management approved the project following an environmental review, with construction expected to finish by late 2027.

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9/9/2026

News ClipHoodline·Jean, Clark County, NV

Lombardo Breaks Ground on 155-Mile Nevada Power Line Feeding Data Center Boom

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo broke ground on the GridLiance West Core Upgrades Project, a 155-mile transmission line intended to add 1 gigawatt of capacity to the state's electric grid for future growth, including data centers. This infrastructure project spans Clark and Nye counties, with construction expected to finish by late 2027. However, Nye County's Pahrump water board is pushing for a moratorium on new data centers due to concerns about water and power demands.

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9/8/2026

News Cliplasvegassun.com·Clark County, NV

Nevada officials to break ground on transmission project to meet surging data center power demands

Nevada officials are breaking ground on the Core Upgrades Project, a 155-mile power-line and substation upgrade in Clark and Nye counties, developed by GridLiance West. The project aims to add up to 1 gigawatt of capacity to meet the surging electricity demand, largely driven by data centers. Governor Joe Lombardo and other officials are attending the groundbreaking, with construction expected to finish in late 2027.

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9/7/2026