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Google: Project Loch

Short Code: Building 1
Year Planned: 2028
Lot Size: 221 acres

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Project Loch is Google’s planned hyperscale data center campus located on a 221-acre site in Midlothian (Chesterfield County), Virginia. As a core piece of Google's multi-billion-dollar digital infrastructure expansion in the state, the campus is designed to feature three massive data center buildings, each supported by its own dedicated on-site power substation to handle high-density cloud and AI workloads.

While local zoning and fast-track tax incentives have already been approved, the project is currently clearing federal environmental reviews regarding its localized wetlands impact, positioning it to break ground following Google's nearby Meadowville development.

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0.26 miles Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset
This facility is part of Google's Project Loch in Richmond, Virginia.
0.49 miles Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset
This facility is part of Google's Project Loch in Richmond, Virginia.
0.72 miles Watkins Centre
In May 2025, the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors approved the rezoning of nearly 350 acres at 750 Watkins Centre Parkway, clearing the way for data center construction in western Chesterfield.
2.41 miles Province: Powhatan 3
This facility is a part of Province Groups' Powhatan County Campus outside Richmond.
2.49 miles Province: Powhatan 2
This facility is a part of Province Groups' Powhatan County Campus outside Richmond.
2.74 miles Province Group: Powhatan
California-based Province Group has received approval to develop a $3 billion data center campus outside Richmond in Powhatan County, Virginia.
5.59 miles Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset
In May 2025, the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors approved the rezoning of nearly 979 acres at the planned Upper Magnolia Green West technology village.
13.98 miles Lumen Richmond 2
15.84 miles Mapletree: 8011 Villa Park
16.09 miles EdgeConneX Richmond
16.10 miles Hunting Hawk Tech Park
Following a wave of local opposition and a recommendation for denial by planning officials, developer HHHunt has officially withdrawn its application for the Hunting Hawk Technology Park in Hanover County.
16.13 miles Tract: Mountain Road Tech Park
Tract is planning the Mountain Road Technology Park, a proposed 430-acre, master-planned data center campus in Hanover County. This new campus will be located along Route 33/Mountain Road.
16.80 miles DC Blox: Richmond, VA
DC Blox is moving forward with a revised plan for its data center on the former Azalea Flea Market site. The project was scaled back from an initial $500 million proposal to a single, 65,000-square-foot facility.
16.81 miles Tract: Mountain Expansion
17.68 miles Flexential Richmond 1
Flexential's Richmond 1 site is former Peak 10. Flexential was created after Peak10 acquired ViaWest
17.68 miles Lumen Richmond 1
17.93 miles Wagner: Richmond, VA
A proposed data center development in Varina, Henrico County, just south of Richmond, has been withdrawn by the developer, Wagner Urban Logistics.
18.84 miles Tract: Colonial Heights, VA
After receiving a unanimous recommendation for denial from the Chesterfield County Planning Commission, Tract has withdrawn its zoning application for a proposed data center park on a 744-acre site.

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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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