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Google: Project Spade Campus

Site planned for 2028 and has expansions through 2029
Utility Provider: Ameren
Lot Size: 934 acres

Project Spade is a massive hyperscale data center development in New Florence, Missouri, officially confirmed in January 2026 to be a Google project. Developed in partnership with Related Digital, the campus spans approximately 934 acres in the southeast quadrant of the I-70 and Highway 19 interchange.

While original 2025 filings proposed three structures, the plan was amended in early 2026 to feature two massive buildings of approximately 800,000 square feet each. The project is designed with a staggering utility capacity specifically engineered to support high-density AI workloads. To mitigate environmental impact, the site will utilize a closed-loop air-cooled system that forces air across chilled water pipes, significantly reducing the facility's operational water consumption compared to traditional data centers.

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Crusoe is developing a 340-acre data center campus in Warrenton, Missouri, consisting of two 805,000-square-foot buildings and a 40,000-square-foot administrative facility.
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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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