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Data center campus · 250 Burlington Drive, Clarksville (a reused industrial building plus adjoining parcels), Mecklenburg, Virginia

TECfusions Clarksville data center campus

Operating as of Feb. 2025

TECfusions turned an idle industrial building in Clarksville into an AI data center and plans to grow the site toward 300 MW on 73 consolidated acres. Also known as: TECfusions Clarksville expansion.

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Power300MW reported · stated
Site73acres

Who is behind it

ProjectTECfusions Clarksville data center campusAlso: TECfusions Clarksville expansion
Developer and teamTECfusions
End userNot found in the recordsNot yet named in any record or credited report we have found.

The record, newest first

  1. TECfusions announced it had acquired and rezoned 73 acres in Clarksville, merging six parcels, for an expansion it put at 300 MW, and said it wants to reuse old 138 kV lines from a retired coal plant. (Lightwave, Feb. 25, 2025)

  2. DEQ approved a combined permit for the data center at 250 Burlington Drive that adds 28 diesel emergency generators to 12 already permitted. (Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, Feb. 12, 2025; Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, Nov. 17, 2025)

  3. Pulse 2.0 reported a 15-year loan of more than $300 million to finish the first phase, which was projected at 37.5 MW once Hall D is built. (Pulse 2.0, Nov. 18, 2024)

  4. TECfusions announced its third data hall was finished and put the planned full site at 220 MW with on-site generation plus grid power. (TECfusions (via PR Newswire), Sept. 19, 2024)

  5. TECfusions Clarksville LLC applied to DEQ for an air permit covering new emergency generators. (Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, Feb. 12, 2025)

  6. The company said the site reached 24 MW. (TECfusions (via PR Newswire), Sept. 19, 2024)

  7. TECfusions said capacity at the reused building rose from 500 kW at purchase to 6 MW after work began in October 2023. (TECfusions (via PR Newswire), Sept. 19, 2024)

Conflicts and open questions

  • Coordinates approximate, placed in the Clarksville area from the Burlington Drive address in the DEQ permit.
  • Generator ratings in the DEQ permit are backup power, not IT load, and are not used for mw.
  • No Mecklenburg County rezoning record was opened; the rezoning is as stated by the company and reported by Lightwave.
  • The DEQ permit says construction must start by Aug. 12, 2026, unless extended; no record opened shows whether the new generators were installed.

The full record

Status note
Customer load was already live when TECfusions bought the building, and the company added halls through 2024; DEQ approved a permit for 28 more generators in February 2025, and the company says a 73-acre expansion site has been consolidated and rezoned.
Power note
Company figures: 24 MW live by June 2024 and a projected 37.5 MW when Hall D is done; the planned full site was put at 220 MW in Sept. 2024 and the campus target at 300 MW after the Feb. 2025 land deal. Reported range 220-300 MW planned.
Evidence
Primary public records
Size class
50 MW or more (tracker scope)
Map position approximate, from the reported address or area. Updated Oct. 17, 2026.