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Tract Virginia Highlands

Tract Virginia Highlands is a planned data center in Storey County, NV. Reported capacity is 2,500 MW. 8,590-acre, 11-parcel data center park between the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center and the Virginia City Highlands, described by Tract as its largest planned Nevada development at 2,500MW planned capacity, Owned and In Development. Distinct site from Tracts other Storey/Lyon County holdings (Peru Shelf, Peru Ridge, Sapphire) already or newly tracked.

2,500 MWPlanned capacity

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Data Center Ban Ballot MeasureLegislationmultistate.usBoulder City, Nevada data center prohibition measure scheduled for the November 2026 ballot.Download

Site details

Operator: Tract
County: Storey County, NV
Capacity: 2,500 MW
Address: Storey County, NV
Stage: Planned

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