Stak Energy North Slope
Stak Energy · Dalton Highway MP 390
- Planned IT
- 3 GW
- Remaining
- 3 GW
- $ / kW·mo
- $33
- White space
- 6M ft²
Inventory
0% occupiedPower
3 GWcampus
3 GW pipeline · 0 MW in use
White space
6M ft²total
6M ft² free · — occupied
557k m² · 557k m² free
Remaining power is campus IT not yet commissioned — captive capacity, not third-party colo.
Power
Power cost
$33/kW·mo
4.2¢ industrial · 4.5¢ after PUE 1.08
- Per MW·year
- $397k
- This site · 3 GW
- $1.2B/yr
- 80 kW rack
- $2,649/mo
1.3× the cheapest market (Iceland Landsvirkjun). Same IT load there is $284M/yr less.
North Slope stranded gas · utility tariff × PUE, not colo list price.
- Redundancy
- N+1
- Opened
- 2028
- Renewable match
- 0%
- Rack density
- 80 kW
- PUE
- 1.081.00 ideal · 1.60 typical
- Power source
- Behind-the-meter North Slope natural gas. Dedicated pipeline from nearby fields. Initial ~1 GW generation, campus targeting 3 GW. No Railbelt grid interconnection.
Cooling
Plant
Hybrid
Liquid
Deployed
Rack density
80 kW
H100-eq
—
WUE
—
Operator has not published WUE. Blank, not zero — air-cooled sites still use some water.
Arctic ambient free-air plus liquid-ready modular HPC halls. Behind-the-meter gas turbines; no evaporative towers.
Network carriers
2On-net and metro carriers typically present at this location, including internet exchanges. Not a full circuit inventory.
Clouds
0No public-cloud on-ramp published.
Native regions and typical Direct Connect / ExpressRoute / Interconnect on-ramps at this campus. Availability varies by hall.
Location
Deadhorse, Alaska, United States
Dalton Highway, ~26 miles south of Deadhorse, North Slope Borough, AK
69.821°, -148.735° · North America
Tenants / users
HPC / AI, digital infrastructure (undisclosed)
Notes
Preliminary state lease May 2026 on 715 acres, one mile west of the Dalton Highway. USD 500M first phase. Construction targeted summer 2026, first ops late 2028. Arctic cold and stranded ANS gas are the thesis — and the controversy. Would be the largest compute campus in Alaska by two orders of magnitude.
Compiled from public filings, operator pages, and reporting. Not an official operator specification.