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North Carolina data center construction tracker
15 published public records · tracked catalog, not a statewide total
Track North Carolina data center projects through public previews of locations, recorded stages and dated milestones. Use the construction view and city search below; detailed project research remains available with membership.
- Under Construction 8
- Planned 3
- On Hold 1
- Approved 2
- Status needs reconciliation 1
Recently added projects
New public previews, ordered by first publication date where known.
- Nscale NC-1 Data CenterMadison · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Planned
- 5CDC Charlotte - CLT01 (5C Data Centers CLT01)Charlotte · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Under Construction
- Amazon Web Services Richmond County data center campus / "Energy Way Tech Campus"Hamlet · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Under Construction
- Microsoft Boyd Farms datacenter, Maiden, NCMaiden · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Under Construction
- Microsoft Lyle Creek datacenter campus, Conover, NC ("Project Agate")Conover · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Under Construction
- Microsoft Person County Mega Park datacenter campus (Woodsdale Township)Roxboro · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Planned
- Natelli Henderson data center site (Vance County rezoning), US-158 BusinessHenderson · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Approved
- PowerHouse Charlotte (University City campus)Charlotte · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Under Construction
- ImpactData "Dream Center" at Gateway Research Park South Campus, GreensboroGreensboro · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Approved
- Compass Datacenters Statesville Campus (Stamey Farm Road), rezoning case ZC25-13Statesville · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Under Construction
- DC BLOX High Point data center (Piedmont Centre business park)High Point · North CarolinaRecorded stage: Planned
- DigiPower X Hildebran data center site (Cline Industrial Park)Hildebran · North CarolinaRecorded stage: On Hold
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Use the public previews to identify a lead, then establish its site, phase and next decision before committing pursuit time. These records describe Radar's coverage; a recorded stage does not establish an available contract, a contractor award or a complete statewide facility map.
Separate pending environmental applications from retained permit records
North Carolina DEQ's Environmental Application Tracker follows pending applications through review. Search by location, facility, permit number or application type, then match the result to the source's site and work scope. DEQ says applications leave this tracker 30 days after a final decision. A missing result does not establish that a project has no permit or no activity.
DEQ also notes that permits from the local air-quality programs in Forsyth, Mecklenburg and Buncombe counties may be absent, and that water-quality data is updated on business days rather than in real time. Check the relevant program and the DEQ public-record repositories for the underlying documents. Keep environmental review separate from the actual locality's zoning and building-permit records.
Turn a source match into a qualified next step
Record the authority, reference, decision date, phase, conditions and date checked. For a hearing, read its outcome and adopted text. For a withdrawal, identify the request or phase withdrawn. Keep local power, water, access or noise concerns tied to dated evidence before describing their effect on a project.
Use the permit-check workflow, then the procurement-route checklist to confirm purchasing responsibility and a current route for your package. Browse North Carolina public previews without treating separate phase records as unique campuses.
Official resource descriptions checked October 13, 2026. This guidance does not verify individual project permits or refresh project source-check dates.
Separate campuses and phases may have separate records. Counts describe our research coverage, not statewide industry totals.
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