Echelon LCY20

Name: Echelon LCY20
Address: Chiltern Asheridge Road, Great Hivings, Chesham, HP5 2PY, GB

Chiltern Asheridge Road, Great Hivings, Chesham, HP5 2PY, GB

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Metro: London, GB Country: United Kingdom Region: Europe

Colocation space

9,000

m²

Power capacity

30 MW

Chesham, in Buckinghamshire, is about 40 km north-west of the London Docklands where Echelon Data Centres built its first UK asset, and LCY20 is the second. The scheme is a two-storey building of roughly 9,000 m2 - about 97,000 sq ft - laid out as six data halls behind 30 MW. Echelon announced it in October 2021 with an affiliate of Starwood Capital Group, which came in as capital partner under a $250m agreement to acquire and construct the site jointly rather than to forward-fund it; power was already installed on the site when that announcement was made, and delivery was then targeted for late 2022. Behind the project sit corporate figures of 700 MW in development and more than 1.4 GW of secured capacity across five development regions. Echelon has published nothing further about the building since.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Colocation space: Approx. 9,000 m2 (about 97,000 sq ft), six data halls
Power capacity: 30 MW as announced

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Frequently asked questions

Which town is LCY20 being built in?

Chesham in Buckinghamshire, roughly 40 km north-west of central London. The LCY code follows Echelon's London naming rather than the site's geography.

How large is the LCY20 scheme as announced?

About 9,000 m2 over two storeys, arranged as six data halls, with 30 MW of capacity. Whether that figure is IT load or gross was not stated.

Who is funding LCY20 alongside Echelon?

An affiliate of Starwood Capital Group, under a $250m agreement announced on 20 October 2021 to acquire and construct the building as a joint venture.

What stage had LCY20 reached when it was last reported?

Under construction with power fully installed on site, announced in October 2021 against a late-2022 delivery target. No completion has been announced since.