QTS Princeton

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Site: QTS Princeton

Company: QTS Data Centers
State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Region: North America
Region: Americas
Address: 159 Princeton-Hightstown Road East Windsor, NJ 08520
Total Building SqFt: 560,000
Usable SqFt: 58,000
Total Power: 12.0 Megawatts
Ownership: QTS Data Centers owns the building.

Data Center Notes:

  • QTS acquired the 194 acre campus for $75 million.[1]
  • The campus includes a 50 acre solar field that can produce 14.1 MW.
  • Purpose built 12 MW data center with plans to expand by 18 MW for McGraw Hill Financial (MHFI).

References:

1. Marketwatch article July 2, 2014

Power:

  • 14.1 MW of solar power
  • The solar field has an estimated annual carbon reduction of nearly 14,000 tons.

Map and Nearby Locations:

159 Princeton-Hightstown Road East Windsor, NJ 08520

SITES within 15 miles of QTS Princeton

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Distance Site name SqFt MW
6.29 miles Agile Princeton NJ 11,000 5.00
6.57 miles Level3 South Brunswick

QTS Princeton Photos


The QTS Princeton Solar Array is a 14.1 Megawatt Photovoltaic System, one of the largest, privately owned, net metered photovoltaic systems in the Western Hemisphere. The Solar Array occupies appro...
Mechanical Room
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The QTS Princeton Solar Array is a 14.1 Megawatt Photovoltaic System, one of the largest, privately owned, net metered photovoltaic systems in the Western Hemisphere. The Solar Array occupies appro...
QTS Princeton Solar Array is a 14.1 Megawatt Photovoltaic System

The QTS Princeton Solar Array is a 14.1 Megawatt Photovoltaic System, one of the largest, privately owned, net metered photovoltaic systems in the Western Hemisphere. The Solar Array occupies approximately 50 acres of a 194 acre campus. The PV system contains over 57,000 solar modules, 24 power inverters and was constructed on a portion of the campus that was previously used for an agricultural purpose. The project site is surrounded on two sides by existing residential neighborhoods which resulted in the need to address both the visual and the physical impact of the extensive renewable energy facility on the adjacent community.

Front of the unassuming building

Files


QTS-Princeton-Data-Sheet.pdf
August 2019

Princeton Data Sheet (PDF)