Site Fact Sheet
Loring Data Center, Limestone, Maine. One page for the person who has to explain this site to someone else. Print it or save as PDF from your browser.
2 MWutility power available within six months
26 MWlong term, in phases
115,000square feet enclosed, 50-year lease
0fans in the servers, chillers, or gallons of water used for cooling
Location
| Address | Building 7230, 89 Kansas Road, Limestone, Maine 04750, on the former Loring Air Force Base (Loring Commerce Centre) |
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| Coordinates | 46.9494 N, 67.8861 W |
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| Airport | Presque Isle International (PQI), about 25 minutes |
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| Boston | About 300 miles by road |
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| Canada | New Brunswick border about 30 minutes |
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| Designations | Rural federal Opportunity Zone. Brownfield reuse of federal infrastructure. |
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Power
| Available | 2 MW of utility power available within six months |
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| Expansion | 24 MW additional planned, brought on in phases under 20 MW each. Utility study for the expansion underway, October 2026. |
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| Source | Largely New Brunswick hydroelectric generation |
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| Grid | Northern Maine's own system (Versant, Northern Maine ISA), separate from southern New England load pockets |
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Building and cooling
| Space | 115,000 square feet enclosed; up to 50,000 square feet of office space available to tenants |
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| Cooling | LiquidCool Solutions chassis immersion, directed flow, in standard 19-inch racks. No fans in servers, no air handling in the hall, no water consumed for cooling. |
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| Efficiency | Up to 40 percent less on-site energy and CO2 than air cooling |
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| Heat recovery | Waste heat available as liquid at up to 60 C for an industrial neighbor |
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| Not offered | Conventional air-cooled halls. Direct-to-chip systems can be accommodated at a higher operating cost. |
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Connectivity
| Fiber | Maine's Three Ring Binder network, routes to Boston, Moncton and Halifax |
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| Carriers | Available on request |
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Commercial
| Model | Colocation services agreement, priced per kilowatt of committed power per month. Power and connectivity bundled or metered. Three to five year terms. |
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| Deployment options | 1. Loring-supplied LiquidCool servers (preferred). 2. Tenant-supplied immersion-ready hardware. 3. Direct-to-chip systems, case by case. |
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| Workloads | Enterprise compute, storage, disaster recovery and overflow, dense CPU. GPU deployments considered case by case. |
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| Who it fits | Maine and New England manufacturers; DR and overflow for Boston and Portland enterprises; defense suppliers and federal contractors aligning to NIST 800-171; managed service providers; research and HPC; Canadian private-sector firms needing a US footprint |
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| Partner program | Referral fee for the life of the customer for MSPs, IT consultancies and brokers |
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| Operator | Loring LCDC LLC. Cooling technology by LiquidCool Solutions. |
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Policy fit. Designed to meet Maine's 2026 data center framework: no water for cooling, hydro-fed, brownfield reuse, waste heat offered to an industrial neighbor, phased under 20 MW.
Contact
info@loringdc.com · (207) 300-5046 · loringdc.com. Site visits by arrangement.