Google Confirms $10B Project Mica Data Center Development in Northland
Google has confirmed the $10 billion Project Mica in Northland, marking one of the largest development packages in the city's history. The project will include five data center buildings, with the first phase expected to take 18 months. Google will cover energy costs under an agreement with Evergy and will qualify for the company's Large Load Power Tariff. Project Mica includes $1.75 million in workforce funding, supporting local education and career centers. The campus may require up to 500 megawatts of energy at full capacity.
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Google's $10 billion Project Mica in Northland will feature five data center buildings, with the first phase projected to last 18 months. The company will cover energy costs through an agreement with Evergy, qualifying for the Large Load Power Tariff.
Project Mica allocates $1.75 million in workforce funding, including contributions to the Smithville School District and Northland Career Center. The campus is expected to require up to 500 megawatts of energy, with nearby substation support.
KC Water will assess water usage needs before service approval. The project now moves from bond approval to active development.
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