Data Centers in South Carolina
South Carolina has 9 tracked data centers representing roughly 897 MW of capacity, operated by 6 companies.
- State
- South Carolina
- Facilities
- 9
- Tracked capacity
- 897 MW
- Operators
- Google, Meta, Equinix, Amazon Web Services, DartPoints, DC BLOX
Facilities
| Facility | Operator | Location | Status | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Berkeley County SC | Goose Creek, SC | Operational | 100 MW | |
| Meta New Albany SC Campus | Meta | New Albany, SC | Planned | 200 MW |
| Equinix Charleston SC | Equinix | Charleston, SC | Operational | 15 MW |
| AWS South Carolina Cluster | Amazon Web Services | Columbia, SC | Planned | 200 MW |
| Google Berkeley County | Charleston, SC | Operational | 180 MW | |
| Google Berkeley County 2 | Charleston, SC | Operational | 200 MW | |
| DartPoints Greenville | DartPoints | Greenville, SC | Operational | 1 MW |
| DartPoints Charleston | DartPoints | Charleston, SC | Operational | 1 MW |
| DC BLOX Greenville | DC BLOX | Greenville, SC | Operational | — |
Cities in this state
Operators in this state
- Google in South Carolina
- Meta in South Carolina
- Equinix in South Carolina
- Amazon Web Services in South Carolina
- DartPoints in South Carolina
- DC BLOX in South Carolina
South Carolina: incentives, local rules, electricity and water
A current state-specific incentive summary has not been independently verified for this section. This does not mean no incentive exists.
Local moratoriums and zoning
A statewide bill is not evidence of a local moratorium. Current restrictions require a dated city or county ordinance. This section does not establish whether a moratorium applies to a particular property.
Electricity and household bills
State electricity averages do not establish a project's tariff or its effect on household bills. Project-specific conclusions require utility filings and regulator decisions. A current facility-specific bill impact is not established here.
Water and cooling
Water demand depends on the cooling system, climate, operating load and water source. A capacity figure alone cannot establish water consumption. Facility-specific withdrawal and discharge figures are unknown unless disclosed in a source.
South Carolina legislation and reported bill statuses
EIA electricity data · EPA commercial-building water guidance