Micron New York is a planned four-fab DRAM semiconductor manufacturing campus at White Pine Commerce Park in Clay, Onondaga County, New York. It is under construction, with production expected to start in 2030. A NYISO load-interconnection study describes the proposed load as 480 MW on a continuous basis, and a later study describes a 576 MW load interconnection.

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Annual energy use: 15,674 GWh

The Micron campus would include four DRAM production fabs and ancillary support facilities. Micron proposes to construct and operate the facility at the 1,400-acre White Pine Commerce Park at 5171 Route 31 in the town of Clay, Onondaga County.

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Electricity and grid: The proposed load will utilize 480 MW of power on a continuous basis. A later study describes a 576 MW load interconnection that would use 576 MW of power on a continuous basis. The proposed point of interconnection is the Clay 345 kV Substation. The connecting transmission owner is Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation d/b/a National Grid. The environmental impact statement estimates consumption of up to 3,261 GWh in 2029, 6,925 GWh in 2030, 11,042 GWh in 2035, and a maximum of 15,674 GWh at full build-out in 2041. Micron would install approximately 4 MW of solar panels on rooftops. The term sheet provides an allocation of up to 140,000 kW of ReCharge NY power, supplemented as necessary with up to 788,000 kW of High Load Factor power from the New York Power Authority.