Eatonton 379 Data Center Campus
Proposed
Eatonton 379, LLC proposes a data center campus of 11 buildings on about 543 acres along Glenwood Spring Road in unincorporated Putnam County, Georgia. The state filing puts estimated peak connected electrical load at about 520 MW and the estimated completion at 2031. The Georgia regional review found the project warrants regional review on October 29, 2026. Putnam County has a moratorium on data-center land development permits that was extended to November 17, 2026. The operator, tenant and serving utility are not settled: Tri-County EMC or Georgia Power Company are named alternatives.
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Overview
- Campus power
- About 520 MW
- Campus Gross Power · Proposed
- Status
- Proposed
- Proposed campus
- IT floor area
- Not disclosed
- 11 reported buildings · Campus
- Project scope
- Campus at GA.
- Power and grid
- Estimated peak connected electrical load stated in the state filing; not confirmed utility capacity or IT load
- Cooling and environment
Power and grid
| Capacity | Basis | Status | Scope | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| About 520 MW | Campus Gross Power | Proposed | Campus | — |
| Estimated peak connected electrical load stated in the state filing; not confirmed utility capacity or IT load | ||||
| Up to 520 MW | Capacity basis unspecified | Proposed | Campus | — |
| Reported as up to 520 MW for up to 11 buildings; basis not stated in this sentence | ||||
- Utility
- Tri-County EMC
- Substation
- Substations proposed on site
- Onsite generation
Facility and development
- Buildings
- 11
- Water source
- Eatonton-Putnam Water and Sewer Authority named as water supply provider
- Permits and dockets
- Georgia Development of Regional Impact review, status Request for Comments Made
- Grid record
- Tri-County EMC · Substations proposed on site
Organizations
Dial Farm Holdings LLCOwnerExact Asset
HPS Real Estate, LLCOwnerExact Asset
Eatonton 379, LLCDeveloperExact Asset