Powered land company Cloverleaf Infrastructure is proposing the construction of a 633-acre data center called Project Open Sky in Canadian County, Oklahoma.

Cloverleaf has filed a petition for annexation as well as an application for rezoning to the City of Piedmont concerning a 633-acre land parcel between Azalea Road NW, Richland Road NW, and Moffat Road NW.

According to a site plan, the campus would consist of six 352,800 sq ft (32,776 sqm) data center buildings, as well as several smaller warehouses and a substation.

Cloverleaf has said that the campus will use closed-loop cooling and that it “will be responsible for any power or transmission upgrades to protect against an increase to electric rates.”

The company is set to host an open house about the facility today, and it has said that it does not sign NDAs, according to a website and a Facebook page about the campus.

Local residents have expressed their displeasure with the potential project on a public Facebook page, citing concerns about the impact of a data center on the environment and the character of the neighborhood.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure was founded in 2024 as a powered land company. It recently walked away from two of its data center projects in Wisconsin after local officials and residents objected to their respective schemes.

Cloverleaf is also backing projects in Georgia and Michigan.