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Nebius Vineland Data Center (Vineland, New Jersey)

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Northern New Jersey / New York Metro, US · US · Nebius

Under ConstructionExplicit AI InfrastructureUnder Review

Environment

Water Stress
lowA

WRI Aqueduct 4.0, 2023, 2023

Aquifer Stress
Not DisclosedND
Grid Carbon Intensity
277 gCO₂/kWhA

EPA eGrid 2022, PJM RFCE subregion, 2022

Drought Risk
low

NOAA Palmer Drought Severity Index, 2023

Facility

CompanyNebius
OperatorNebius Group (customer/operator); DataOne (developer per NJ DEP reporting)
CategoryExplicit AI Infrastructure
StatusUnder Construction
Capacity
300 MWC

Nebius announced a phased data center in Vineland, NJ, expandable to 300 MW, built to Nebius's own design; first capacity was targeted for summer 2025. An October 2026 report describes the 300 MW facility as still under construction.

Location
39.4864, -75.0260 · US
Campus AreaTown centre of Vineland, Cumberland County, NJ (approximate; no street address in sources).
RegionNorthern New Jersey / New York Metro, US
Research statusUnder Review

Evidence (3 sources)

Journalism2025-03-06

Project status as of 2026-10-26

Nebius Group plans to build a new data center in Vineland, New Jersey ... part of a phased development that would be expandable up to a total capacity of 300 MW ... first capacity expected this summer (opened via WebFetch)
Journalism2025-03-05

Project status as of 2026-10-26

The facility is a phased development expandable up to a total capacity of 300 MW; first capacity expected to be completed as early as summer 2025. (opened via WebFetch; the release does not name the town)
Journalism2026-09-22

Project status as of 2026-10-26

a 300-megawatt data center under construction in Vineland, New Jersey, ran 62 unpermitted natural gas generators (search-result summary; the same item describes the facility as built for Nebius)

Community

Community concerns on record

NJ DEP fined developer DataOne $1.07M (2026-09-22) for running 62 natural gas generators without air permits; reporting says ~140 tons of NOx released (Floodlight drone investigation). Local stop-work orders, resident noise complaints and lawsuits reported. DataOne says permanent power will come from fuel cells. Sierra Club calls for cessation.

Community flags document events recorded in public sources. They do not imply causal attribution or ongoing harm.

Researcher Notes

Added 2026-10-26 from online research; coordinates are town-level unless noted.