CloudHQ FRA Campus Offenbach

Offenbach am Main, Hesse, GermanyOperating

Planned critical IT: 112 MW
Updated: Oct 29, 2026

CloudHQ’s FRA campus occupies former Manroland land at Lämmerspieler Weg in Offenbach. Its two-building design totals 112 MW of critical IT capacity, distinct from the city’s historical 172 MW connection figure. The operator reports service from 2023; a November–December 2025 interview described one operating building and forecast the second for 2026, without establishing current full-campus commissioning. Infrastructure includes a dedicated 110 kV substation and diverse fiber ducts. Municipal sources describe roughly 14.5–15 hectares, and the operator reports both buildings permitted. The separate Kettelerstraße development is excluded.

Capacity

Design IT capacity MW

Design

112 MW

Source

Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records

A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.

Development

Milestones (2)

Municipality announced acquisition of former Manroland land

Oct 9, 2020 · Recorded actual event

Completed · Announced

Sources (1)

Municipal campus announcement · Oct 9, 2020 · Primary

Operator states campus entered service in 2023; exact date not disclosed

2023 · Recorded actual event

Completed · Announced

Sources (1)

CloudHQ official campus profile · Primary

Participants

CloudHQ

Developer · Operator

Sources by role

Developer / Operator (1)

CloudHQ official campus profile · Primary

Site & development

Site location

Reported rounded

Two building campus on former Manroland land at Lämmerspieler Weg, An den Eichen. Operator coordinates 50.10932, 8.80648. Municipal acquisition announcement specifies 14.5 hectares; later municipal construction release rounds to 15 hectares. Exclude separate CloudHQ Kettelerstraße 100 / Mühlheimer Straße 164 development.

Source

Land and site control context

Reported rounded

14.5 Hectares acquired from Manroland per municipality. Operator’s 108,371 m² figure is presented without clear land versus building label; do not overwrite land area with it.

Source

Reviewed fra construction team context

Reported rounded

The May 12, 2021 municipal release reported completion of first building foundations in early April 2021 and the start of above ground construction, identifying Adolf Lupp GmbH as the construction company. Its anticipated 2022 opening remains a historical forecast.

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Additional project facts

Reviewed fra phase status context

Reported rounded

The November–December 2025 IHK interview reported one CloudHQ data centre operating in Offenbach and forecast completion of a second in 2026. Its discussion identifies the Lämmerspieler Weg property separately from the proposed Kettelerstraße project. This does not establish that the second building is now complete or that all 112 MW is operational.

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Reviewed fra utility context

Reported rounded

The city’s May 12, 2021 release distinguished approximately 112 MW of two building IT design from 172 MW connection capacity and described EVO supply through an onsite substation for the first building. These are historical design and intended supply descriptions, not measured demand.

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