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Google Henderson NV

Year Built: 2020

Utility Provider: NV Energy

Lot Size: 64 acres

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The facility opened in late 2020.

In Sept 2020, Google announced it would double the facility, but did not provide a timetable for completion.

Tax Incentives

Google received $25.2 million in tax breaks for the $600m project. However, the $25 million tax abatement amount was standard for a project of this type. He pointed out that the total incentive package was less than 5 percent of the company’s total 10-year investment projections.

Google projects that it would bring in more than $94.3 million in tax revenue to Nevada over the next 20 years, and hire 50 employees within the next five years at an average salary of $65,000. The company expects to invest at least $600 million over the next 20 years.

The company acquired the 64-acre site on Warm Springs Road for $19m

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Distance	Site	About
4.56 miles	Lumen: Las Vegas 3
4.77 miles	Verizon: 2240 Corporate Cir
6.72 miles	EdgeConneX Las Vegas	EdgeConnex has rights to adjacent space to accommodate expansion
7.04 miles	Switch Las Vegas 5
7.09 miles	Switch Las Vegas 2
7.12 miles	Lumen: Las Vegas 2
7.16 miles	Fiberhub - Las Vegas
7.35 miles	ColoXchange Las Vegas
7.53 miles	DataBank Las Vegas LAS1	The site was a former zColo (Zayo) facility before being acquired in 2020.
9.08 miles	ISP.Net DC1
10.50 miles	ISP.Net DC2
10.73 miles	Edged Energy: Las Vegas LAS01	Edged Energy intends to construct a data center campus in Las Vegas, with operations expected to begin in Q1 2028.
10.75 miles	Flexential Carson I & II
11.14 miles	Switch Las Vegas 7
11.14 miles	Contegix Las Vegas
11.14 miles	Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset
11.15 miles	Switch Las Vegas 12
11.20 miles	Switch Las Vegas CORE Campus	The Core Campus in Las Vegas, Nevada currently encompasses nine separate data centers with up to approximately 2.0 million GSF of space and up to 275 MW of 100% renewable power available to these facilities.
11.29 miles	Switch Edge 1
11.34 miles	Switch Las Vegas 11
11.36 miles	Switch Las Vegas 8
11.48 miles	Switch Las Vegas 10
11.49 miles	Switch Las Vegas 9
11.83 miles	Switch: Las Vegas 15
13.83 miles	Lumen: Las Vegas (1 Aerojet)
14.21 miles	Flexential Las Vegas (Lone Mountain)	The Lone Mountain Data Center in North Las Vegas opened in 2013. Flexential's Lone Mountain site is former ViaWest. AwardedTier IV Design Certification by the Uptime Institute for the design documents 3,000 tons redundant, fault-tolerant cooling capacity
14.29 miles	Switch: Jones Boulevard Campus	The company is developing two buildings, one measuring 199,000 sq ft (18,485 sqm) and the other 228,000 sq ft (21,180 sqm) in the southwest Las Vegas Valley to host specialized AI hardware.
14.29 miles	Switch: Jones 2	The company is developing two buildings, one measuring 199,000 sq ft (18,485 sqm) and the other 228,000 sq ft (21,180 sqm) in the southwest Las Vegas Valley to host specialized AI hardware.
14.97 miles	Novva Las Vegas	Novva’s newest purpose-built data center is located at 6115 Nicco Way, Las Vegas.
19.54 miles	Novva: Apex Industrial Park	Novva Data Centers, a US operator, has purchased nearly 205 acres within the North Las Vegas Apex Industrial Park from VanTrust Real Estate.

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Andrew Silvestri, Google head of data center public policy & community development; Gov. Steve Sisolak; U.S. Rep. Susie Lee, D-Nevada; U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen, D-Nevada; Jacqueline Fuller, vice presi...

Officials throw a ceremonial shovel of dirt during a Google Nevada data center investment announcement in Henderson on Monday, July 1, 2019, in Las Vegas

Source: L.E. Baskow/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Andrew Silvestri, Google head of data center public policy & community development; Gov. Steve Sisolak; U.S. Rep. Susie Lee, D-Nevada; U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen, D-Nevada; Jacqueline Fuller, vice president of Google and president of Google.org.; and city of Henderson Mayor Pro tem Dan Shaw

Andrew Silvestri, Google head of data center public policy & community development, at the construction site during a Google Nevada data center investment announcement in Henderson on Monday, July ...

Andrew Silvestri at the Google launch in July 2019

Source: L.E. Baskow/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Andrew Silvestri, Google head of data center public policy & community development, at the construction site during a Google Nevada data center investment announcement in Henderson on Monday, July 1, 2019, in Las Vegas.

Aerial view of the Google Data Center under construction in Henderson, Nevada

Source: Baxtel

Photo taken in March 2019

Boundaries of the Google henderson data center campus

Source: Baxtel

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In 2017, Google announced a commitment to power the company and its data centers entirely on renewable energy. In 2018, Google reached the 100% of their goal.

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