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Google Project Mica Kansas City Data Center Campus
Kansas City, Missouri, United StatesPreconstruction
Capacity
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Lead participant
Google LLC
Operator
Last updated
Sep 1, 2026
Most recent public record update
About Google Project Mica Kansas City Data Center Campus
Google is developing Project Mica, a five-building hyperscale data center campus on nearly 500 acres in Kansas City’s Northland. Port KC describes 1.56 million square feet of critical-infrastructure space and a full-build electrical requirement approaching 700 MW, supplied from the adjacent Nashua Power Station and onsite substations. The development is backed by up to $10 billion of taxable revenue bonds, a 25-year property-tax exemption structure and workforce-development payments.
Capacity
Operating capacity—An operating IT-capacity figure has not been publicly disclosed.
No additional capacity claims are published.
Development
1 phases · 1 milestonesFive-building campus buildoutAnnounced Or Preconstruction
Full-build campus planned across five hyperscale buildings.
Dec 31, 2024
Google reported breaking ground on a Missouri campus during 2024
CompletedInfrastructure
Electric GridPlanned Or Represented
700 MW
Full-build demand planned from the adjacent Nashua Power Station and onsite substations.
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Facts & sources
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Site Area500 acreActual
500 acre
Building Count5Actual
5
Planned Building Area1,560,000 sq. ft.Forecast
1,560,000 sq. ft.