Deep Green: Lansing DG06

Deep Green is building its first U.S. data center, DG06, in Lansing, Michigan. While it has faced local pushback over rezoning and environmental concerns, the city has already recommended the land sale, and a final decision by the Lansing City Council is expected in early 2026, with a target groundbreaking in March or April 2026.

The facility will transport heat energy to the Lansing Board of Water and Light On-Campus Heat Exchange platform, saving $1.78million of costs and avoiding 14.12k tCO2 in Scope 1 emissions every year.

• Number of data floors: 1
• Separate delivery bays: 4 modules
• Target PUE: <1.17
• Containerised
• 100 racks per module
• Up to 600kW/rack
• Fully deployed Internet Exchange and Cloud Ramp with diverse fibre routes.
• Low-latency carrier-neutral scalable 800Gb connectivity
• Connected Carriers: 10+