One hundred and twenty-two acres south-east of central Charlotte, in Mecklenburg County, carry PowerHouse Data Centers' North Carolina scheme: up to five two-storey buildings and 1.5 million sq ft developable. PowerHouse puts maximum utility power at 300 MW, expandable to 400 MW in later phases, and separately advertises the site at 315 MW or more. Entitlements and design ran through the third quarter of 2024; the construction and delivery window runs from the first quarter of 2025 to the fourth quarter of 2027, with power delivery targeted for the second quarter of 2027. PowerHouse was founded in 2022 by American Real Estate Partners and reports a development pipeline above 8 GW. No street address, tenant or capital partner has been published for Charlotte.
Facility Specifications
Site information
Colocation space
1,500,000 sq ft developable on 122 acres
Power capacity
300 MW maximum utility power, expandable to 400 MW
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Frequently asked questions
How much power is planned for PowerHouse Charlotte?
300 MW of maximum utility power, expandable to 400 MW in later phases, on the developer's project page; its portfolio page separately shows 315 MW or more. Both are utility figures rather than IT load.
When is capacity due at the Charlotte campus?
Power delivery is targeted for the second quarter of 2027, inside a construction and delivery window running from the first quarter of 2025 to the fourth quarter of 2027.
How big is the Charlotte site?
122 acres, with 1.5 million sq ft developable across up to five two-storey buildings.
Which developer is behind PowerHouse Charlotte?
PowerHouse Data Centers, the data-centre arm of American Real Estate Partners, founded in 2022 and reporting a pipeline above 8 GW. No tenant or joint-venture partner has been named for this site, unlike Irving where Harrison Street is disclosed.
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