TECfusions, a Tampa-headquartered global data center operator, announced the strategic acquisition and rezoning of 73 acres in Clarksville, Virginia, for a new data center expansion project.
According to the company, the expansion project involves the consolidation of six parcels into a single contiguous site, with a seventh parcel to be utilized for affordable multitenant housing for senior staff positions. The expansion is designed to deliver an additional 300 MW of high-density data center capacity at the site.
Additionally, to support the expansion, TECfusions plans to repurpose abandoned 138kV transmission lines from a decommissioned coal plant, further exemplifying its commitment to adaptive reuse and efficient resource management. This proposal is currently under discussion with Mecklenburg County and Dominion Electric, showcasing a collaborative approach which underscores TECfusions’ commitment to community engagement and regional energy stability.
The company added that it was in discussions to repurpose abandoned 138kV transmission lines from a decommissioned coal plant as part of the expansion project. The financial aspects of the acquisition were not disclosed
“Our Clarksville expansion exemplifies TECfusions’ innovative approach to data center development,” said Simon Tusha, founder and chief technology officer of TECfusions. “By reimagining underutilized assets and collaborating closely with local authorities, we’re creating a blueprint for sustainable, rapid-deployment infrastructure that meets the critical needs of our AI and HPC clients.”
