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New Jersey Data Center Permits Tracker

New Jersey has 8,003 MW of generation and storage requested in the interconnection queue and 42 MW of generation planned within 36 months. Every row below links to its primary source.

Last checked Sep 18, 2026

0
Data center & substation permits
of 0 total utility-scale permits tracked here
8,003MW
In the interconnection queue
39 active generation and storage positions
42MW
Planned generation
11 EIA-860M generators due within 36 months
#13
of 51 states with anything on record
Ranked by data center & substation permit count

Where the activity is

Ranked by row count. Counts are never mixed with the MW figures above.

Top counties · queue, substation & state air rows

Warren 7
Ocean 6
Atlantic 3
Cumberland 3
Gloucester 3
Salem 3
Cape May 2
Hudson 2

Interconnection queue in New Jersey

8,003 MW requested across 39 active generation and storage positions. Withdrawn and in-service rows are left out, matching the national page.

ISOProjectFuelMWStatusSource
PJM Salem 500kV AH1-710Salem County Nuclear 2,651 MW Active
PJM Ocean WindOcean County Offshore wind 816 MW Suspended
PJM Linden 230kV AH1-722Union County Natural gas 806 MW Active
PJM Linden 138kV & 230kV AH1-715Union County Natural gas 803 MW Active
PJM Bergen 230kV AH1-703Bergen County Natural gas 671 MW Active
PJM Ocean Wind LLCCape May County Offshore wind 432 MW Suspended
PJM New Freedom - Monroe 230 kV AH1-260Camden County Battery storage 300 MW Active
PJM Woods Landing Energy StorageAtlantic County Battery storage 250 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Hudson Energy Storage FacilityHudson County Battery storage 200 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Lamberton Road BatteryMercer County Battery storage 170 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Two Rivers StorageHudson County Battery storage 150 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM South OrchardCumberland County Battery storage 80 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Harmony Plains Solar and Storage FacilityWarren County Solar plus storage 70 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Churchtown - Upper Pittsgrove 138kV AH1-641Salem County Solar 65 MW Active
PJM Valero 69 kV AH1-701Gloucester County Natural gas 61 MW Active
PJM South OrchardCumberland County Battery storage 50 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Churchtown - Upper Pittsgrove 138 kV AG2-616Salem County Solar 50 MW Active
PJM Fenwick Creek SolarAtlantic County Solar plus storage 38 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Warren Glen StorageWarren County Battery storage 20 MW Partially in service - under construction
PJM Houses Corner StorageSussex County Battery storage 20 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Mansfield #3Warren County Battery storage 20 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Middle Battery StorageCape May County Battery storage 20 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Missouri Avenue Battery Storage ProjectAtlantic County Battery storage 20 MW Pending termination
PJM Washington Solar PH IIWarren County Solar 20 MW Partially in service - under construction
PJM Lacey Sand SolarOcean County Solar 20 MW Pending termination
PJM Ridge Road Solar FarmHunterdon County Solar 20 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Oyster Creek-Whitings 34.5 kV AG2-016Ocean County Solar 20 MW Active
PJM Pequest River-Furnace Brook Tap 34.5 kV II AG2-625Warren County Solar 20 MW Active
PJM Broadway - Washington 34.5 kV AH1-257Warren County Solar 19 MW Active
PJM Belford - Keansburg 34.5 kV AH1-258Monmouth County Solar 19 MW Active
PJM Lakehurst - Whitings 34.5 kV AH1-334Ocean County Solar 19 MW Active
PJM Cumberland 230 kV AG2-297Cumberland County Solar 19 MW Active
PJM Monmouth Solar 1Monmouth County Solar 15 MW Under construction
PJM Pequest River-Furnace Brook Tap 34.5 kV III AG2-626Warren County Solar 12 MW Active
PJM Southern Ocean Waretown SolarOcean County Solar 12 MW Pending termination
PJM Esky Solar ProjectGloucester County Solar 10 MW Under construction
PJM Upton-Whitings 34.5 kV AH1-054Ocean County Solar 8 MW Active
PJM NAESBurlington County Battery storage 5 MW Engineering and procurement
PJM Monroe-Sicklerville Road LF SolarGloucester County Solar 2 MW Partially in service - under construction

Planned generation in New Jersey

42 MW across 11 EIA-860M generators scheduled to enter service within 36 months.

PlantTechnologyMWPlannedStatusSource
Milltown Onsite BESSMiddlesex County Batteries 13 MW Aug 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Esky SolarGloucester County Solar Photovoltaic 7 MW Aug 2026 Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation
Hamms LandfillSussex County Solar Photovoltaic 6 MW Sep 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Prologis - SLCNJ001 - Community SolarMiddlesex County Solar Photovoltaic 3 MW Sep 2026 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Carneys Point Solar 1 LLCSalem County Solar Photovoltaic 3 MW Sep 2026 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Harrah's Atlantic City - POI 1 (MeetingAtlantic County Solar Photovoltaic 2 MW Dec 2026 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
BPL NJ - BelmontSomerset County Solar Photovoltaic 2 MW Sep 2026 Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation
BPL NJ - Union Distribution CenterUnion County Solar Photovoltaic 2 MW Aug 2026 Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation
50 Meister AveSomerset County Solar Photovoltaic 2 MW Sep 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
East Windsor Solar 1 LLCMercer County Solar Photovoltaic 1 MW Mar 2027 Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction
Elizabeth Metropolitan Logistics CenterUnion County Solar Photovoltaic 1 MW Sep 2026 Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation

Where New Jersey stands

Across the whole tracker, 533 data center and substation permits are on record in 51 states and DC. New Jersey accounts for 0 of them, ranking #13 by that count. Ranking measures documented permit activity, not the size of the eventual buildout.

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Capital Atlas
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Delay Watchlist
Project-level slippage: named projects, jurisdictional actions, utility and federal dockets, SEC disclosures, and the interconnection queue.
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Moratorium Tracker
The policy layer: every state measure and local moratorium mapped and cited, with one page per state.
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Water Tracker
Every federal, state, local and interstate water measure that touches a data center, plus a fifty-state water ledger.
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