The Buildout Registry · Virginia

PowerHouse Arcola

PowerHouse Data Centers / Harrison Street · Arcola, Loudoun County, Virginia

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120 MW
Gross planned
0 MW
Energized today
2027-Q3
First power
PJM
Grid region · location approximate
In brief

What makes it notable.

  1. A 120 MW planned campus in Loudoun County on 37 acres: two two-story buildings totaling 615,000 square feet, designed as Tier III+/IV-ready shells for GPU and liquid-cooled environments.
  2. Dominion Energy Virginia is the serving utility, with an on-campus substation proposed and utility power delivery estimated for the third quarter of 2027.
  3. Full buildout is targeted for 2027, though the general contractor and design-builder have not been named. Current gross capacity is zero while the shells are built.
Deal anatomy

Six layers, and who holds each.

Every Registry site is read the same way: a campus is real when each layer has a name. Members see the anchor tenant and the capital.

Power
Dominion Energy Virginia
Site and build
Not disclosed
Compute
Not disclosed
Cloud operator
Not disclosed
Anchor tenant
Members
Capital
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Timeline

From here to full build.

  1. Oct 2026Today
  2. 2027-Q3First powerutility power delivery, issuer estimate
  3. 2027Full buildout
The detail

Each party's role.

Power

Dominion Energy Virginia. Serving utility; early-2026 delivery; on-campus substation proposed

Site and build

Not disclosed. GC/design-builder not named; Tier III+/IV-ready shells designed for GPU and liquid-cooled environments (37 acres, two 2-story buildings, 615,000 sq ft) reported

Compute

Not disclosed. Tenant-controlled inferred

Cloud operator

Not disclosed. Tenant-controlled inferred

Related sites

Nearby in the buildout.

Sources

The record behind this page.

Neocloud Group

Who keeps this record.

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