Creekstone Energy Secures 43,000 Dth/Day of Firm Kern River Natural Gas Capacity for Its Delta AI Campus
Firm, contracted pipeline capacity is now in place for the gigawatt-scale Delta Gigasite, one of the few U.S. sites that can bring dedicated, behind-the-meter power to AI and high-performance-computing tenants without a multi-year wait for the grid.
Firm pipeline capacity is the difference between a plan and a project. Creekstone Energy LLC now has it for the Delta Gigasite.
The company has secured 43,000 dekatherms per day (Dth/day) of firm natural gas transportation capacity on the Kern River Gas Transmission pipeline. It provides a contracted fuel supply for the Delta Gigasite, its gigawatt-scale, behind-the-meter AI energy campus in Millard County. Kern River's public transactional reporting confirms this capacity. It is enough firm fuel to support roughly 220 megawatts of behind-the-meter generation, the first block of a campus master-planned to scale past 10 gigawatts.
For most new data centers, the limiting factor is power, not land or capital. Firm gas transportation capacity is one of the scarcest inputs in the market today, and Creekstone now has it under contract. That puts Delta ahead of competing sites still waiting on the grid.
