Radius DC Raleigh I
Raleigh, Wake County, NC
Progress has stalled on Radius DC Raleigh I, RadiusDC (backed by IPI Partners / Blue Owl)'s data center project in Raleigh, NC. Reported capacity is 12 MW. RadiusDC, an Edge-focused data center operator, is under contract to buy 13.64 acres at 3101 Jones Sausage Road in southeast Raleigh for a roughly 100,000 sq ft, 12MW-critical-load facility valued near $180M. The developer withdrew its city annexation petition in August 2026 after community opposition over water and power impacts, but CEO Mike Krza said the company is not abandoning the project.
- 12 MWPlanned capacity
Project status
- Announced
- Stalled
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North Carolina state legislation
- SB98 - Sales tax exemption for qualified data centers ($250M+ investment)Provides a sales tax exemption for construction or remodeling of qualified data centers with a minimum $250 million investment.Download
- Ordinance Implementing Moratorium on Development PermitsCumberland County, NC ordinance imposing a moratorium on data center development permits, adopted June 15, 2026, expiring December 15.Download
- NCUC Docket E-7, Sub 1329 - Duke Energy Carolinas Rate Case (Large Load Tariff)Filed Nov 2025 (15% revenue increase over two years). June 2026 testimony proposed a large-load tariff requiring data centers/big industrial customers to pay a minimum bill for a decade-plus regardless of actual usage. NCUC decision expected late 2026.Download
- H1180 - Data Center AmendmentsDescription comingDownload
Site details
- County
- Wake County, NC
- Capacity
- 12 MW
- Address
- Raleigh, NC
- Stage
- Stalled
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