Prosperity Parc Campus

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Prosperity Parc Campus

Year Planned: 2028
Lot Size: 213 acres

Prosperity Parc, a major data center campus, is planned for a 213-acre former aluminum works site in Anglesey, North Wales, acquired by Stena in 2022. Stena subsidiary Anglesey Land Holdings, with Cadnant Planning as consultants, proposes 2.6m sq ft of data center buildings, 107,600 sq ft of offices, and 53,800 sq ft of R&D space at the old Penrhos Aluminium Works site.

The technology park will also feature a battery energy storage system, aiming to generate £578m annually for the Welsh economy and create 1,200 jobs once operational.

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Anglesey Land Holdings Limited Sites
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Sites within 15 miles of Prosperity Parc Campus

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13.69 miles Era4: Amlwch, Anglesey
Anglesey County Council has rejected a proposal by Carbon3.ai to convert the former Octel bromine factory at Amlwch Port into an AI data center.
17.19 miles Bryn Coch Expansion
17.27 miles Bryn Coch Business Park
A historic industrial site in northwest Wales is poised for a high-tech transformation as plans emerge to redevelop the former Ferodo factory in Caernarfon into a massive data center campus.

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Proposed Site Plan for Prosperity Parc Campus in Anglesey, North Wales
Source: Cadnant Planning

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