LORING HOLDINGS, LLC ——————— LIMESTONE MAINE
Dedicated power for Northern Maine’s next generation of industry
Loring Holdings is developing energy and industrial infrastructure at the former Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine. Our work brings together long-term site interests, regional biomass resources, engineering experience, and private investment to support two independent commercial opportunities.
Phase One focuses on dedicated off-grid power and sites for AI and advanced computing.
Phase Two focuses on biofuels and synthetic aviation fuel.
25+
years of development work at Loring
$25M+
private at-risk capital invested
2
independent commercial opportunities
TRACK RECORD
Built on decades of development
For more than 25 years, Loring Holdings and its development team have worked to preserve strategic infrastructure and prepare it for new commercial uses. More than $25 million in private at-risk capital has supported property interests, engineering, environmental studies, legal work, and project development.
TWO OPPORTUNITIES
Phase One and Phase Two
PHASE ONE
Renewable Power Island and Data Center Campus
Phase One is planned to pair dedicated biomass-based renewable generation with long-term sites and reserved power capacity for data-center customers. Loring Holdings provides the power-and-site platform; the customer finances, develops, owns, and operates its data center.
The objective is dependable, around-the-clock energy, with development sized to customer requirements and advanced as engineering, commercial commitments, permits, and financing are secured.
Centered on the region’s vast supply of sustainable biomass, each advances on its own commercial track. Phase One does not depend on Phase Two.
PHASE TWO
Advanced Biofuels and Synthetic Aviation Fuel
Loring Holdings plans to develop, own, and operate a renewable-fuels facility supported by its own dedicated renewable-power system. The proposed business combines regional biomass resources, industrial development, and potential transportation connections to coastal fuel markets.
Phase Two is an independent opportunity and can advance separately from Phase One.
THE REGION
A long-term opportunity for the region
Our development approach connects new industrial demand with Northern Maine's land, infrastructure, workforce, and forest-products economy. Local employment, responsible resource use, and potential municipal benefits are central considerations as project plans develop.
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