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Project Horizon (Tech oNE Crossing, Kearney)

This record consolidates 14 research observations while retaining source distinctions, location precision and unresolved fields.

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Project facts

Location and operating record

Operator / developer	Worldwide Mission Critical (Chantilly, Virginia), with SDV as development partner
Jurisdiction	Kearney, NE
Address	4807 Antelope Avenue (Lot 1 Tech One Third Subdivision and Lot 1 Tech One Fifth Subdivision)
Location precision	street address
Coordinates	Not published; no coordinate inferred
Capacity	Not established
Aliases	Project Horizon (Tech oNE Crossing, Kearney) · Tech oNE Crossing - Project Horizon · Project Horizon · Horizon 1 Kearney

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What has been researched

Project profile	0 rows
Intent / permits	0 rows
Civic / infrastructure	2 rows

SOURCE RECORD

Project Horizon (Tech oNE Crossing, Kearney): source record

approved

368 MW is described as full build-out load in about 2030, of which roughly 268 MW is new load on top of the existing 100 MW crypto mine - recorded as requested_load_mw, not IT load. Two buildings in three phases. Water figures conflict between sources (about 2 million gallons/year vs 2-5 million gallons/year for landscaping). The site is outside Kearney city limits but within the city's two-mile extraterritorial zoning jurisdiction. Architect DLR Group and contractor FCL Builders were reported.

Key data: Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) | Southwest Power Pool (SPP) | CUP No. 2026-04

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09

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OWNERSHIP AND PROFILE

Project Horizon (Tech oNE Crossing, Kearney): ownership and profile

approved

Developer: Worldwide Mission Critical (Chantilly, Virginia), with SDV as development partner | Owner: Owners of record on the application: City of Kearney; Worldwide Mission Critical; Compute North NE05, LLC (now GC Data Center Kearney, LLC) | Permit applicant: Craig Bennett (Miller & Associates) and Worldwide Mission Critical; technical memoranda submitted by Horizon 1 Kearney Owner, LP | County: Buffalo | Research region: Central Nebraska | Tenants/customers: Tenant undisclosed under non-disclosure agreements

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09

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POWER AND GRID

Project Horizon (Tech oNE Crossing, Kearney): power and grid

approved

Key data: Utility: Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) | Grid area: Southwest Power Pool (SPP) | Requested load MW: 368

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09

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WATER AND COOLING

Project Horizon (Tech oNE Crossing, Kearney): water and cooling

approved

Key data: Water demand: Closed-loop chilled water with a one-time fill; approximately 1,200 gallons/day for the facility plus roughly 2 million gallons/year for landscaping (one article also cites 2-5 million gallons/year) | Cooling: Closed-loop chilled water

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09

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PERMITS AND JURISDICTION

Project Horizon (Tech oNE Crossing, Kearney): permits and jurisdiction

approved

Key data: Zoning case: CUP No. 2026-04 | Permit IDs: Conditional Use Permit No. 2026-04 | Jurisdictions: City of Kearney (extraterritorial zoning jurisdiction, within 2 miles) | Buffalo County | Nebraska | Tax incentives: Projected roughly $20 million per year in property taxes; no state incentive award confirmed, and Executive Order 26-17 ended ImagiNE Act eligibility for new data centers as of July 2026

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09

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CIVIC AND COMMUNITY