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Brightseat Tech Park (Landover Mall site)

Brightseat Tech Park (Landover Mall site) is a planned data center in Landover, MD, with Lerner Enterprises named as the developer. Reported capacity is 820 MW with an estimated investment of $5 billion. Five facilities / 4.1M sq ft on 87-acre former Landover Mall site; up to 820MW; county paused data center approvals amid 20k-signature opposition. Reported 2025. [Reviewed 2026-10-09: verified] Brightseat Associates LLC (Lerner Enterprises affiliate) received final plan approvals October 2024 for 4.1M sq ft, five-building data center campus on 87-acre former Landover Mall site with 820MW capacity; currently under political moratorium since September 2025. Source: https://afrotech.com/prince-georges-county-pauses-landover-mall-data-center-project.

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Announced November 2024
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Maryland state legislation

HB1411 - Data Center Planning and Transparency ActLegislationdatacenterbans.comEstablishes planning and transparency requirements for data centers.Download
SB1000 - Data center construction restriction in Baltimore City districtsLegislationdatacenterbans.comGoverns certificates of public convenience/necessity and prohibits data center construction in certain Baltimore City development districts.Download
HB591 - Commonwealth data center policy on grid reliabilityLegislationdatacenterbans.comSets Commonwealth policy encouraging responsible data center operation supporting grid reliability and renewables.Download
HB0076 - Data Center Water Transparency AmendmentsLegislationdatacenterbans.comRequires transparency around data center water usage.Download
SSB3181 - Data center sales/use tax exemption tied to education contributionsLegislationdatacenterbans.comConditions data center sales and use tax exemptions on contributions to state higher education institutions.Download
SB116 - Data Center Impact Analysis and ReportLegislationdatacenterbans.comRequires an impact analysis and report on data centers.Download
HB270 - Data Center Impact Analysis and Report (crossfile of SB116)Legislationdatacenterbans.comCrossfile requiring a data center impact analysis and report.Download
HB1534 - Data Centers - Standards for Operation and SitingLegislationlegiscan.comIn committee Feb 13, 2026Description comingDownload
HB1082 - Large Load Customers - Data Centers and Rate Schedule RequirementsLegislationlegiscan.comIn committee Feb 12, 2026Description comingDownload
HB120 - Moratorium on Construction of New Data Centers - Co-Location and Generation ContingencyMoratoriumlegiscan.comIn committee Jan 19, 2026Description comingDownload

Site details

Operator: Lerner Enterprises
County: Prince George's County, MD
Capacity: 820 MW
Address: Landover, MD
Stage: Planned

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