LightEdge Kansas City Subtropolis (KCI1)
Kansas City, Clay County, MO
LightEdge Solutions operates LightEdge Kansas City Subtropolis (KCI1) in Kansas City, MO. Reported capacity is 2.7 MW. LightEdge Solutions operates this data center at 9050 NE Underground Drive, Pillar 312, Kansas City, MO 64161. It opened in 2014, covers 72,393 square feet and has 2.7 MW of IT capacity.
- 2.7 MWPlanned capacity
Project status
- Announced
- Permitting
- Under construction
- Operational
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Records and documentation
Missouri state legislation
- Infrastructure Development and Funding Agreement with CRG Acquisition LLCInfrastructure funding and development agreement between the City of Festus and CRG Acquisition LLC for a local data center project.Download
- Armory Innovation Data Center Project – Summary of CBA ProvisionsSummary document of negotiated CBA provisions and conditional-use terms for the Armory Innovation data center project in St. Louis.Download
- HB1005 - Sales/use tax exemption for data center operationsProvides sales and use tax exemption for goods and services related to data center operations.Download
- Ordinance No. 251031Kansas City, Missouri ordinance reclassifying data centers as an industrial use, enacted January 15, 2026.Download
- HB3390 - Creates new provisions related to the construction of data centersDescription comingDownload
Site details
- Operator
- LightEdge Solutions
- County
- Clay County, MO
- Capacity
- 2.7 MW
- Address
- Kansas City, MO
- Stage
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