Atlas Capital Group Data Center (132 Griffin Road North, Bloomfield)
Bloomfield, Capitol Planning Region, CT
Atlas Capital Group Data Center (132 Griffin Road North, Bloomfield) is an announced data center project in Bloomfield, CT. Atlas Capital Group, a NY-based real estate firm, proposed a 1M+ sq ft data center (approx. 900,000 sq ft of data processing space plus a 127,000 sq ft open-air substation) on a 44.5-acre former tobacco field at 132 Griffin Road North in Bloomfield, Hartford County. The firm presented informal conceptual plans to Bloomfield's Town Plan and Zoning Commission in mid-2025; no end-user tenant or operator has been confirmed and the project remains in the planning phase.
Project status
- Announced Jul 10, 2025
- Permitting
- Under constructionNot yet
- OperationalNot yet
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Connecticut state legislation
- AB222 - Data center power usage effectiveness/cost shift rulesRequires data centers to incorporate load-management and demand-response capabilities to address cost shifts.Download
- HB646 - Creates the Data Center Study CommissionCreates a commission to study data center impacts.Download
- SB00245 - An Act Eliminating Certain Tax Incentives For Data Centers.Description comingDownload
Site details
- Operator
- Atlas Capital Group
- Address
- Bloomfield, CT
- Stage
- Announced
Capacity and size: not on file
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