TPC Laurel

6201 Frost Pl, Laurel, MD, 20707, US

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Metro: Washington, DC, US Country: United States Region: North America

TPC DC Mid-Atlantic, a Twin Palms Capital Group subsidiary working with Konterra Realty on a project branded Konterra 1, proposes 150,000 sq ft over two floors near the Burtonsville substation in Prince George's County, announced at 12 MW initially and 30 MW at full build. The design point is a proprietary dual-temperature chilled-water system, HDAC, meant to serve air-cooled and liquid-cooled racks from one plant at a target PUE of 1.1. A first phase was announced for 2025 and the project now carries 2027. Prince George's County paused data centre approvals in September 2025 and adopted a two-year moratorium on hyperscale development on 8 July 2026, which is the governing constraint on any date.


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What is planned at Konterra 1?
150,000 sq ft over two floors near the Burtonsville substation, announced at 12 MW initially and 30 MW at full build, cooled by a proprietary dual-temperature chilled-water system targeting a PUE of 1.1.
How far has Konterra 1 progressed?
Announced only. A first phase was announced for 2025 and the project now carries a planned year of 2027; no county permit or site plan approval is on record.
What is the planning position in Prince George's County?
The county paused data centre approvals in September 2025, and on 8 July 2026 the County Council adopted a two-year moratorium on hyperscale data centre development.
How firm are the published capacity numbers?
Announced figures run from 12 MW at launch and 30 MW maximum to 20 MW fully built out. All of them are pre-construction claims rather than delivered or contracted capacity.
What is the developer's track record?
Konterra 1 would be its first data centre. TPC DC Mid-Atlantic is a subsidiary of Twin Palms Capital Group, with Brad Moore heading both, and the company publishes no property page for the project; its brochure describes two Laurel-area sites totalling 160 MW.