Facts at a glance
- Record ID
cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa- Record type
- operating facility
- Developer
- Not named in the cited records
- Operator
- CyrusOne
- Owner
- Owner of record not established
- Tenant
- Not named in the cited records
- Capacity
- Unknown No independently supported figure
The order reduces the permitted emergency-generator count from 42 to 22. Generator count is not IT capacity, utility service or measured load and is not converted to MW here. - Location
- 1025 D Street NW, Quincy, WA
County: Grant County
exact — The exact street address, city and county are stated in Ecology Approval Order 26AQ-E008; exact does not mean a surveyed parcel or building footprint. - Physical scale
- Physical scale: The order changes an emergency-generator count from 42 to 22. That is neither a building count nor a measure of data-center capacity.
What the sources support
Ecology's order calls CyrusOne — Quincy an existing data center at 1025 D Street NW. The finding is limited to that facility and the order's date; it does not establish occupancy, utilization or critical IT load.
Definitions: record units · roles · capacity boundaries · lifecycle stages.
What remains unknown
- critical IT capacity
- utility service and measured load
- building count and data-hall area
- current occupancy, utilization and tenant identity
- surveyed parcel and building footprints
Sources
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Washington State Department of Ecology — data centers regulated or reviewed by Ecology →Gov. record
Exact location Quincy — CyrusOne entry and linked approval order
What it supports State regulator's project index and link to the site-specific order; the index explicitly says it is not a complete list of every Washington data center.
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Ecology Approval Order 26AQ-E008 — CyrusOne Quincy →Gov. record
Exact location Order caption and Project Summary; technical-support-document facility name
What it supports Existing-facility identity, CyrusOne role, PNW1 alias, exact address and emergency-generator-count change.
Record history
Record history · 22 January 2026 · DataCenterData review
cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa → Record
Why Ecology issued an order for an existing data center that reduces its permitted emergency-generator count; this does not measure IT load or utilization.
Evidence No additional evidence link; see the linked record or claim.
DataCenterData record added · 18 September 2026 · DataCenterData review
cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa → Publication
Why Added after independent re-reading of the state index and site-specific order.
Evidence No additional evidence link; see the linked record or claim.
Data + actions
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