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Surry Green Energy Center

Surry, Virginia, United StatesProposed
Capacity
1,000 MW
Planned / design
Lead participant
Green Energy Partners
Developer
Last updated
Aug 28, 2026
Most recent public record update

About Surry Green Energy Center

Surry Green Energy Center is a proposed energy-and-data center development on a roughly 600-acre site in Surry County, Virginia. Public economic-development materials frame the concept around carbon-free power, data centers, hydrogen and possible small modular reactors; the earlier 1 GW data center figure remains a planning estimate.

Capacity

Planned / design
Operating capacityAn operating IT-capacity figure has not been publicly disclosed.
Future Potential1,000 MWDesign · Surry Green Energy Center

Development

1 phases · 1 milestones
Concept and site-development planningAnnounced Or Preconstruction

Surry Green Energy Center is a proposed energy-and-data center development on a roughly 600-acre site in Surry County, Virginia. Public economic-development materials frame the concept around carbon-free power, data centers, hydrogen and possible small modular reactors; the earlier 1 GW data center figure remains a planning estimate.

Feb 1, 2024
County materials presented the Green Energy Center vision
Completed

Infrastructure

Site FacilityPlanned Or Represented

1,000 MW

Concept includes data centers, SMRs and hydrogen; no operating IT load verified.

Project map

0 of 1 project point mapped
Infrastructure facts
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Mapped records
1
Capacity figures
1

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Site systems: 1

Facts & sources

Published claims and their source links.

8 facts
Location Context
Surry Green Energy Center | Surry | Virginia | US
Actual
Lifecycle Status
Proposed
Actual
Reported Capacity
1,000 MW
Design
Capacity Basis
1,000 MW future full build site capacity; not measured operating IT load.
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Site Area
600 acres
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Developable Area
481 acres
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Development Concept
Data centers with carbon free energy options
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Capacity Status
1,000 MW remains a planning estimate
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