What is the project?

South Brunswick Technology Park is a proposed $65.9 billion investment in Brunswick County’s future. At full build-out, the project is projected to generate $215.5 million in annual local tax revenue and more than 2,700 direct jobs. Contingent on sale, developers have committed $100 million toward a public water system for county use.

We are Virginians ourselves. Our development team understands the desire for Brunswick County to stay the beautiful rural place that it is. Preserving that character is an important part of this project. Significant setbacks, landscape buffers, and screening are planned to minimize noise and visual impacts.

The area offers existing electric transmission, natural gas, and fiber infrastructure, alongside available land. The project plans to generate a significant portion of its energy on site, reducing reliance on the regional electric grid and limiting additional demand on shared energy resources. On-site generation remains subject to applicable regulatory and permitting processes; specific capacity and technologies have not been announced.

The project will use a closed-loop water recycling system, similar to a car radiator or refrigerator, or a similar alternative. This significantly reduces water consumption. Current plans eliminate the need to draw from a local aquifer. Once operational, water use will primarily support ordinary employee needs such as sinks, restrooms, and other uses.

No. No FOIA necessary. Unlike other developments, our team is not using NDAs when communicating with the county. We believe our project should be discussed openly so the community can understand the plans, ask questions, and make informed decisions. You’ll find all our project information right here.

With over 4,000 acres for data center development, the campus is intended for major cloud and technology companies, often called hyperscalers. These companies provide the computing capacity behind the online services that people and businesses use across the world every day.