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Is there a data center near Freeport, PA? The nearest AI data center to Freeport, PA is Homer City Energy Campus , about 29 miles away (being built). 1 regular data center is listed in Freeport.
29 mi to the nearest AI data center
1 AI data centers within 50 miles
2 regular data centers within 25 miles
~3.4 million homes' worth of power planned by Homer City Energy Campus
AI data centers closest to Freeport Regular data centers nearby ark data centers - Pittsburgh · ark data centers (Freeport, PA) · 0.0 mi DQE Communications (Butler) · DQE Communications (Butler, PA) · 16.0 mi aspStation, Inc. · aspStation, Inc. (Pittsburgh, PA) · 25.6 mi H5 Data Centers Pittsburgh (PA02) · H5 Data Centers (Pittsburgh, PA) · 27.5 mi Iron Mountain Data Center - Western Pennsylvania (WPA-1) · Iron Mountain Data Centers (Boyers, PA) · 27.5 mi Expedient Pittsburgh - Nova Place · Expedient (Pittsburgh, PA) · 28.4 mi Crown Castle Pittsburgh (Allegheny Center Mall) · Crown Castle Inc. (Pittsburgh, PA) · 28.4 mi Zayo Pittsburgh - 2500 Allegheny Center Mall · Zayo Group (Pittsburgh, PA) · 28.4 mi Citynet Pittsburgh · Citynet (Pittsburgh, PA) · 28.5 mi Lumen Pittsburgh · Lumen Technologies Inc (Pittsburgh, PA) · 28.6 mi Power bills in Pennsylvania Grid region costs rising (PJM) In PJM, the grid serving 13 states from Illinois to New Jersey, a record capacity auction pushed power costs up, with data centers named the main driver. Monthly bills were expected to rise more than 5%; in Columbus, Ohio, about $27 a month.
July 2025 · Source ↗
Home electricity prices rising nationwide The US Energy Information Administration expects average home electricity prices to reach 18.2 cents per kWh in 2026, almost 5% higher than 2025, with demand from businesses including data centers a key reason. Some East Coast areas may see up to 7% a year.
May 2026 · Source ↗
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