SATSOP TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS

DIGITAL ASSET DESCRIPTION Located at 150 Technology Way in Elma, Washington, this asset is connected to one of the most unusual infrastructure transformations in modern American history. The property forms part of the Satsop Technology Campus, a site originally developed for the Washington Public Power Supply System's Satsop Nuclear Power Project, one of the largest unfinished energy infrastructure projects ever constructed in the United States. What makes this asset extraordinary is its evolution from an abandoned nuclear development into a thriving center for technology, industry, research, logistics, and commercial enterprise. Rather than remaining a monument to unrealized ambition, the site was successfully repurposed into a modern business campus, preserving and reusing infrastructure that was originally designed to support one of the nation's most ambitious power-generation projects. The surrounding campus benefits from exceptional utility capacity, transportation access, industrial zoning, and large-scale infrastructure rarely available within a single property ecosystem. These characteristics have attracted a diverse mix of technology companies, manufacturers, data-focused enterprises, and industrial operators seeking infrastructure advantages that would be prohibitively expensive to replicate today. Few locations in America tell a story of reinvention on this scale. The site embodies the transition from twentieth-century energy ambition to twenty-first-century technological and economic adaptation. Within the TLAAA Collection, this asset represents the preservation of a landmark where nuclear-era infrastructure was transformed into a platform for future innovation. WHERE AMERICA REPURPOSED THE IMPOSSIBLE Archived & Preserved by Jacob Alan Ervin Lovaas🇺🇸🎩 June 19, 2026 ⚛️🏭🏆💎🇺🇸✨