Wyoming’s Carbon-Negative AI Campus to Generate 1.5 GW of Clean Power
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📰 The quick summary: Wyoming is establishing a carbon-negative digital infrastructure campus that will generate 1.5 GW of power for AI operations while incorporating carbon capture technology to reduce emissions from data centers.
📈 One key stat: The Casper project will generate up to 1.5 GW of power for digital AI operations, addressing the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence while capturing carbon emissions.
💬 One key quote: “We use 70% less energy to remove CO2,” Amir Shiner, RepAir Carbon CEO
1️⃣ The big picture: A groundbreaking partnership between Prometheus Hyperscale, Spiritus, and Casper Carbon Capture is creating a pioneering carbon-negative digital infrastructure campus in Wyoming. Known as Project Casper, this initiative aims to become one of the largest AI-focused campuses in the Rocky Mountain region. The project combines AI computing power needs with carbon removal technologies, addressing two critical challenges simultaneously. With an initial investment of at least $500 million, the campus will create hundreds of construction jobs and dozens of technical positions once completed.
2️⃣ Why is this good news: This carbon-negative campus provides a sustainable solution to the rapidly increasing power demands of AI data centers. By incorporating both point-source carbon capture and direct air capture systems, the project prevents new emissions while removing existing atmospheric carbon. The captured CO2 will be permanently stored in permitted sequestration wells, ensuring long-term climate benefits. Beyond environmental gains, the project strengthens Wyoming’s economy through job creation and positions the state as a leader in both AI infrastructure and carbon removal technologies.
3️⃣ What’s next: The first phase of power supply for Project Casper is scheduled to begin in 2026. Prometheus will design and build high-density compute halls with proprietary cooling systems to maximize energy efficiency. Meanwhile, Spiritus will implement its Orchard Power platform and decarbonization installations, while Casper Carbon Capture prepares for permanent CO2 sequestration.
Read the full story here: Carbon Herald – Wyoming To Host A Major New Carbon-Negative Digital Infrastructure Campus
