At a glance
- The filing covers 3.5 million sq ft (325,160 sqm) on a 542-acre greenfield site along Glenwood Springs Road in Putnam County, close to a substation.
- For investors evaluating the project, grid access and a municipal generation agreement are the gating terms for the 520MW load; 2031 is the earliest date the filing gives for operations.
- Data Center Dynamics said the company behind the filing is unclear; the site owners listed are Dial Farm Holdings LLC, HPS Real Estate LLC, David L. Kuhns Jr. and Tarita S. Kuns.
Eatonton 379 LLC filed a Development of Regional Impact application with Georgia's Department of Community Affairs this week for a campus of up to 11 buildings and 520MW outside Eatonton, Ga., Data Center Dynamics reported Oct. 27.
The filing covers 3.5 million sq ft (325,160 sqm) on a 542-acre greenfield site along Glenwood Springs Road in Putnam County, close to a substation.
For investors evaluating the project, grid access and a municipal generation agreement are the gating terms for the 520MW load; 2031 is the earliest date the filing gives for operations. The application includes substations, and the developer intends to work with the City of Eatonton on potential on-site generation.
Data Center Dynamics said the company behind the filing is unclear; the site owners listed are Dial Farm Holdings LLC, HPS Real Estate LLC, David L. Kuhns Jr. and Tarita S. Kuns. Eatonton is about 74 miles southeast of Atlanta.
Reported by the Data centers & fiber desk from Data Center Dynamics. Published . Corrections