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New Albany Data Center
Why New Albany, Ohio?
New Albany is poised to become the Silicon Valley of the Midwest. Lincoln Rackhouse’s Silicon Heartland Data Center Campus is considered to be the new epicenter of technology development.
The campus is flexible and convenient with access to over 200 carriers and proximity to major hyperscale and technology firms.
The data center delivers affordable, well-connected, secure, low-risk infrastructure and network connections in an emerging market with a demand for digital infrastructure growth.
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Features
- This site and infrastructure allow for either a singular user or multi-user data center. The 300 MVA, N+1 substation can accommodate a combination of four either one or two story data center foot-prints.
- The data centers are based on a 6 MW data hall at 25,000 SF supported by a 4/3 block redundant electrical system utilizing 2 MW blocks (6/5 design will also be available). The system is cooled by air cooled chillers located on the roof of each facility in an N+1 topology.
- Build-to-suit options are available to support customers specific designs.
- Major providers and dark fiber are available on the property, providing access to 200+ carriers.
- 15-year, 100% real estate tax abatement.
- All new buildings to be carbon-neutral by 2030.
- Zoned general employment.
Power & Security
Utility Substation
Double-ended 138 kV transmission lines are adjacent to the site. On-site dedicated 300 MVA substation in N+1 configuration.
Service
Fiber
Timing
Building 1
Phase 1
Up to 10 MW, 34 kV local distribution circuit available Q3-2023.
Phase 2
Lincoln Property
Sustainability
Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword to Lincoln Property Company. The impacts data centers have on resources have the potential to become more monumental than they already are.
That’s why the selected design team for this project is experienced in making data centers sustainable without compromising performance.
The company has a goal to make all new buildings for this campus carbon-neutral by 2030.
The design team, which follows the AIA 2030 Commitment, will use its expertise on building performance, life cycle, building materials and the manufacturing process to make this goal a reality.
A holistic approach is used to initially evaluate the level of carbon. From there, continuous measuring and monitoring of facility operations take place. Once the building is no longer in use, the team will determine how the materials can be recycled or reused.
Tax Incentives
Real Estate Tax Abatement
Lincoln Property Company has secured a 15-year, 100% tax abatement, with general employment zoning, in order to accommodate a wide range of uses and industries.
New Albany’s Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) Real Property Tax Abatement program offers property tax exemptions for projects that result in new employment opportunities and economic growth.