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Google data center and energy project in Wyoming

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This dossier follows Google's Laramie County data center project, financing and energy supply. Announced investments are distinguished from operating capacity.

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On 5 November 2026, Google announces a long-term $17 billion investment and a 702 MW energy project with carbon capture. Operation has not been established.

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Google announces $17 billion for its first Wyoming data center

Google announced a long-term $17 billion investment on 5 November 2026 in its first Wyoming data center, in Laramie County. The project is part of its digital and AI infrastructure expansion.

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2015 Google logo, identification illustration. Public domain; PNG rendering. — Google LLC, Wikimedia Commons — domaine public (PD-textlogo).

Announced partners are Tallgrass Energy, Black Hills Energy, American Electric Power and Related Digital. Power supply includes a planned 702-megawatt Bloom Energy fuel-cell development using natural gas and paired with carbon capture and storage.

This is an announced investment; the sources reviewed do not establish that the site is operational. Planned electricity capacity does not measure emissions actually avoided: capture performance remains to be demonstrated in operation.

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