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QTS Richmond 2

Unknown Β· Sandston, United States

QTS Richmond 2 is a operational data center project in Sandston, United States. This record brings together its location, estimated IT capacity, construction timeline, water-disclosure gaps and original sources.

Epoch AI Β· Checked 2026-09-15 Β· Owner confidence: 0

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Estimated operating IT capacity

180 MW

Source observation: 2026-05-14

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 5 is estimated to be operational, based on the previous entry.

  2. Building 5 still has construction work at the perimeter, but given how close it looks to completion, we estimate it's only about 3 months away from operational.

  3. Building 3 and 4 are operational, based on the substation being completed earlier, the buildings looking complete, and carparks being moderately full. Building 5 still has construction work.

  4. The west substation looks complete, based on a Google Earth image. This image also shows one corner of Building 5 that still has construction work, so it's probably not operational.

  5. Building 1 and 2 are operational, based on the east substation looking complete and the carparks being more full. Building 3 has cooling and generators mostly installed. Building 4 roof is partly completed.

  6. Still not many cars parked at Building 1 and 2, and the east substation looks very close to completion, based on a Google Earth image.

  7. Building 1 and 2 look complete but we don't think they are operational, as the substation is still under construction.

  8. Land clearing begins.

Location

6030–6070 Technology Blvd, Sandston, VA 23150

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Frequently asked questions about QTS Richmond 2

Where is QTS Richmond 2?

QTS Richmond 2 is listed at 6030–6070 Technology Blvd, Sandston, VA 23150. The project is in Sandston, United States.

How much power does QTS Richmond 2 use?

The latest source-backed estimate in this atlas is 180 MW of operating IT capacity, observed for 2026-05-14. This is an estimate of computing capacity, not metered annual electricity consumption.

How much water does QTS Richmond 2 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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