DCWeeklyIntel has tracked 71 signals in Maryland, with 35 signals identified in the last 30 days. The construction stage dominates the pipeline with 46 signals currently underway, while the planning stage holds 14 signals in pre-permit phases. One signal sits in active permitting, and three facilities have reached operational status. Maryland's data center development concentrates heavily in construction activity, accounting for 64.8% of all staged signals. The state's pipeline shows 7 unstaged signals requiring further classification. This tracking captures development activity across Maryland's key data center corridors, with construction projects representing the bulk of near-term capacity additions.
Pipeline Outlook
Maryland Data Center Pipeline
44
Total signals
13
Last 30 days
44
Last 90 days
39
Staged signals
Stage breakdown
| Stage | Signals |
|---|---|
| Planning | 4 |
| Permitting | 0 |
| Under Construction | 32 |
| Operational | 3 |
| Unclassified | 5 |
Recent signals
TeraWulf's Data Center Plans Draw Protests in FERC Review of Power...
TeraWulf· Morgantown, Maryland· pre_permit
TeraWulf plans to acquire the Morgantown Generating Station, a 216-MW power plant with four units in Morgantown, Maryland, for data center operations. The acquisition is under FERC review and has drawn formal protests from stakeholders. The project remains in early regulatory stages with no general contractor or construction partners announced. GCs, electrical subs, and MEP firms should track this FERC proceeding—approval unlocks a major power-to-data-center conversion scope in Maryland.
Natelli Holdings Presents Data Center, Park Proposal In Lusby
Natelli Holdings· Lusby, Maryland
Natelli Holdings is proposing a data center development on 133 acres in Lusby, Maryland, coupled with a $30 million park project. This appears to be a significant new entrant proposal that has prompted community discussion around impacts, infrastructure requirements, and development concerns. The project is in early planning stages as the company presents the proposal to local stakeholders. This represents a potentially major new data center development in the Maryland market, making it relevant for business development teams to track this emerging opportunity. The timing appears urgent given active community engagement and presentation phase.
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Signal volume reflects what DCWeeklyIntel has tracked. Tracking coverage expands over time; velocity figures reflect identification pace, not necessarily project origination pace.