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Microsoft: Dorr 2

Year Planned: 2033
Utility Provider: Consumers Energy (MISO Zone 7)
Ownership: Microsoft Azure owns the building.
Lot Size: 144 acres

In 2024, Microsoft acquired a 144-acre property in Dorr Township, Allegan County, located along U.S. 131 at 14th st.

Power

  • Utility: Consumers Energy (MISO Zone 7).
  • Balance parcel of Microsoft's roughly 272-acre Dorr assembly acquired in 2024 for more than $48M. Announced development is confined to the adjoining 128-acre parcel, so this land is held rather than programmed.
  • Covered by Dorr Township's 12-month data center moratorium approved in early March 2026, running to roughly March 2027.
  • No MW figure has been disclosed. The capacity record on this site is a speculative estimate at low confidence.

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In 2024, Microsoft acquired a 128-acre property in Dorr Township, Allegan County, located along U.S. 131 at 144th Avenue.
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After gaining approval in 2021, construction on the first 312,000-square-foot (29,000 sqm) expansion of Pyramid Campus began in 2022.
9.21 miles Switch: Grand Rapids 2
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