Novva Tahoe Reno Data Center
Operating
Novva Tahoe Reno is a data center at 3399 Peru Drive in Storey County, Nevada, launched by Novva Data Centers in July 2025. The company reports a 60 MW facility built as six data halls, supplied by NV Energy through an on-site 100 MW substation. Additional capacity at the site was forecast for 2026. Backup power comes from diesel generators, and the air operating permit application is on file with the state.
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Overview
- Campus power
- 100 MW
- Utility Service · Reported
- Status
- Operating
- Operating campus
- IT floor area
- Not disclosed
- Campus
- Cooling design
- Reported
- Company-described water-free cooling system with recyclable polypropylene chilled-water pipe
- Project scope
- Six data halls, each described as a 10 MW hall
- Power and grid
Power and grid
| Capacity | Basis | Status | Scope | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 60 MW | Capacity basis unspecified | Operating | Exact Asset | — |
| Company-reported capacity of the data center launched in Storey County | ||||
| 100 MW | Utility Service | Reported | Exact Asset | — |
| On-site substation supplying power from NV Energy; larger than the data-center rating | ||||
- Utility
- NV Energy
- Substation
- On-campus substation with N+1 redundancy, supplied by NV Energy
- Backup generation
Facility and development
- Construction
- Six data halls, each described as a 10 MW hall
- Cooling systems
- Company-described water-free cooling system with recyclable polypropylene chilled-water pipe
- Air permits
- Nevada Class II Air Quality Operating Permit application AP7374-4667, facility ID A2569
- Grid record
- NV Energy · On-campus substation with N+1 redundancy, supplied by NV Energy
Organizations
Novva Reno, LLCOwnerExact Asset
Novva Data CentersOperatorExact Asset