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Project Boulder

Project Boulder is listed in Walterboro, South Carolina.

Walterboro, South Carolina, United States

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In planning

Evidence reviewed 9 Nov 2026

Project overview

Data center project in Walterboro, South Carolina, with Eagle Rock Partners listed as developer.

Country
United States
State / region
South Carolina
City or locality
Walterboro
County
Colleton County
Reported developer
Eagle Rock Partners
Project milestone
2026-09-14 · County Council unanimously adopts Digital Infrastructure Overlay District, partially repealing the moratorium
Project milestone
2026-02-05 · Seven of nine Colleton County legislators sign resolution opposing the project
Project milestone
2026-01-09 · Two landowners, represented by SELC, sue Colleton County over the data center ordinance
Reported site area
859 acres
Reported building count
9
Reported water source
About 500,000 gallons to fill closed-loop system
Reported cooling design
closed-loop non-evaporative
Reported project stage
In planning
Status source record date
2026-11-05

Electrical work and project outlook

Probability not assessed. Builder, electrical contractor and current procurement availability are not confirmed in the published research.

Review the original sources below for the reported operator, project status and electricity infrastructure. A listed facility does not imply an open tender.

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Nearby Bulk Supply Points and substations

No published location to calculate nearby sites.

Nearby mine sites

No published location to calculate nearby sites.

Sources and dates

Research compiled by Elora Grid.

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    Data Center Census

    Latest available status in the dated source record. Status source record date: 2026-11-05.

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Data notes

Distances use published location points. Nearby records may represent separate phases of one facility. Connection capacity and commissioning require current network information.