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Google Storey County

Google · Clark, United States

Google Storey County is a operational data center project in Clark, United States. This record brings together its location, estimated IT capacity, construction timeline, water-disclosure gaps and original sources.

Epoch AI · Checked 2026-09-15 · Owner confidence: confident

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Estimated operating IT capacity

161 MW

Source observation: 2026-04-13

Site water use

Not yet verified

No site-level value published in this atlas

Local water stress

Not yet assessed

Regional context has not been added

How to interpret this record. Epoch reports the site as operational; individual buildings may still be under construction. Capacity is an estimate of IT power, not metered electricity consumption. Sources were collected by Epoch AI; inclusion is not independent verification by our team.

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Project timeline

Source notes reproduced from Epoch AI. Future projections are excluded. Status may have changed since the latest observation.

  1. Building 3 has a partially complete shell, electrical and mechanical equipment. Building 4 foundation is underway.

  2. Building 3 foundation is underway. Building 2 exterior looks totally clean/landscaped.

  3. Building 2 is operational. Based on a Google Earth image showing complete building shell, mechanical equipment and generators, plus cars parked at the front.

  4. Building 2 now has generators in place, but there is still a crane and construction work present.

  5. Building 1, which was first operational in 2021, has increased power capacity by about 75%. This is based on the expansion of the dry cooling array from 4 to 7 columns (seen on Google Earth). Its backup generators also grew from 18 to 33, an 83% increase. Around this time (2023 Q3) the quarterly PUE of the campus is 1.24, down from the initial 1.29 in 2022 Q3. Since no other buildings have been added, these changes indicate an increase in power density, which may entail a new generation of hardware getting installed.

Location

Clark, United States — street address not verified

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Frequently asked questions about Google Storey County

Where is Google Storey County?

Google Storey County is listed in Clark, United States. A street address has not been verified for this record.

How much power does Google Storey County use?

The latest source-backed estimate in this atlas is 161 MW of operating IT capacity, observed for 2026-04-13. This is an estimate of computing capacity, not metered annual electricity consumption.

How much water does Google Storey County use?

No verified site-level water withdrawal or consumption figure has been added to this atlas. A missing figure means the value is not verified here, not that the project uses no water.

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