Data center project · Chesterfield, Virginia
Google Chesterfield campus (Project Peanut)
Under construction · Google is building three data center buildings of about 285,000 sq ft each on land it bought from the county EDA in 2020; the site was already zoned for the use. Also known as: Project Peanut.
- Status
- Under construction · as of Aug. 26, 2026
- Location
- 2700 Bermuda Hundred Road, next to Meadowville Technology Park · Chesterfield
- Status note
- Construction began in 2026; the first building is expected to open in late 2027 and the campus to be finished in 2028.
- Power
- Not reported
Google has not disclosed megawatt capacity for any of its Chesterfield campuses. - Floor area
- 856,000 sq ft
- Land
- 307 acres
- Investment
- Part of the $9 billion Google plans across its three Chesterfield campuses (county figure)
- Developer and team
- Google (through Peanut LLC)
- End user
- Utility
- Dominion Energy
- Water
- Chesterfield puts maximum water use for all three Google campuses at 8.6 million gallons a day.
- Incentives
- Chesterfield supervisors in 2020 approved an agreement freezing the data center equipment tax rate at 24 cents per $100 for 30 years once the site operates.
- Evidence
- News reports; primary records not yet obtained
- Size class
- 50 MW or more (tracker scope)
Updates, newest first
- Aug. 26, 2026 County officials said construction was under way, with the first building due in late 2027. (Richmond BizSense, Aug. 27, 2026)
- Nov. 2025 Google filed a site plan for three buildings totaling about 856,000 sq ft. (Richmond BizSense, Nov. 11, 2025)
- Aug. 27, 2025 Google announced the project with the governor as part of a $9 billion Virginia investment. (Richmond BizSense, Aug. 28, 2025)
- 2020 A then-unidentified buyer, Peanut LLC, bought the site from the Chesterfield Economic Development Authority for $18.1 million. (Richmond BizSense, Aug. 28, 2025)
Conflicts and open questions
- Power capacity has not been disclosed.
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