Chirisa reserves this building for delivery in 2027 or 2028, inside a three-building block of 450,000 sq ft and 200 MW that has not been broken out building by building. The ground is the 230-acre Chirisa Technology Park at Meadowville Technology Park in Chester, Chesterfield County, where 534,000 sq ft is master-planned and the operator targets 360 MW of campus capacity by the end of 2026. What trades there today is CTP-01, the former Capital One data centre at 1401 Meadowville Technology Parkway, 250,000 sq ft on 28 MW and fully leased, while CTP-02 and CTP-03 add 284,000 sq ft and 120 MW in construction. Dominion Energy Virginia supplies the park and is building a new Meadowville substation with the developers, with more than a gigawatt eventually in view. Chesterfield County began requiring a conditional use permit for data centres in January 2026.
Facility Specifications
Site information
Colocation space
450,000 sq ft planned across the reserved CTP-04/05/06 block
Power capacity
200 MW utility power planned for the block; 360 MW campus target by end 2026
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Frequently asked questions
When is CTP-06 due for delivery?
In 2027 or 2028, alongside CTP-04 and CTP-05, which Chirisa reserves as one block of 450,000 sq ft carrying 200 MW of utility power.
Which utility supplies the Meadowville campus?
Dominion Energy Virginia. A new substation at Meadowville is being built in partnership with Chirisa and PowerHouse Data Centers, with campus capacity aimed above a gigawatt over time.
What is already operating in Chirisa's Chester park?
CTP-01, the former Capital One data centre at 1401 Meadowville Technology Parkway - 250,000 sq ft on 28 MW, fully leased. CTP-02 and CTP-03 are in construction at 284,000 sq ft and 120 MW.
What planning rules now apply to data centres in Chesterfield County?
Since January 2026 the county's zoning ordinance requires a conditional use permit for a data centre. A separate Chesterfield project was paused in June 2026 while three lawsuits against the Board of Zoning Appeals ran.