STAMP is designed, engineered, and permitted to deliver high-capacity infrastructure to power advanced manufacturing on our 1,250-acre mega-site.
Infrastructure Overview
STAMP has achieved milestones for significant utility infrastructure construction, including Phase I water and the commencement of the construction for STAMP's 600 MW+ main electric substation.
All other high-capacity utility infrastructure has has reached build-readiness with the the completion of final design, engineering and permitting.
These achievements enable projects to move forward without delay, as all utility requirements can be achieved within a major project's construction window and with flexibility to specific project requirements.
All STAMP infrastructure is designed, engineered and constructed to deliver high standards for reliability, including redundancies and systems hardened for all weather events.
Facilities: STAMP force main discharge system, on-site water recycling facility (constructed to customer requirements), on-site phased wastewater treatment facility (constructed to customer requirements)
Delivery: On-Site from STAMP wastewater treatment facility to off-site discharge point by STAMP Sewer Works Corporation.
Expandable: Yes
Natural Gas
Status: Bid-Ready
Capacity at Current Phasing: 1,000 MCF/HR
Source: Empire Pipeline (National Fuel Gas) Transmission Line, On-Site Distribution Line (National Fuel Gas)(constructed to customer requirements)
Delivery: On-Site to STAMP central utility area and customer site by National Fuel Gas
Expandable: Yes
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