A Responsible Energy Strategy

The Mt. Comfort Technology Campus is being planned to meet its energy needs without shifting project costs to existing customers.

The Project Pays Its Way

The campus will fund the new electrical infrastructure it requires, including approximately $125 million in transmission improvements.

Tenants Cover Their Energy Costs

Future tenants will be responsible for the costs of their energy, capacity, and generation needs through Wabash Valley Power Alliance’s Bring Your Own Generation framework.

Local Cooperative Partners

Power will be coordinated through NineStar Connect and Wabash Valley Power Alliance, both not-for-profit, member-owned cooperatives.

Built for Long-Term Reliability

New generation and infrastructure will be planned alongside the campus’s growth, helping ensure its power needs are addressed responsibly as development occurs.

The campus funds the infrastructure and energy resources it needs. Existing customers should not pay for the project’s power demands.