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1. 編集2026/10/23 16:34@ThePinGang による

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   Dickerson Energy & Digital Campus: 2.2B USD, 300 MW Hyperscale Complex in Montgomery County, Maryland→Atmosphere Dickerson: 360 MW in Development; 110-Acre Application Scope

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   Atmosphere and energy developers are constructing the 2.2B USD, 300 MW critical IT load data center campus repurposing the former Dickerson power plant site in Montgomery County, Maryland, on PJM 230/500 kV lines.

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   $2.2B→なし

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   • The Montgomery County Council and Maryland PSC reviewed master redevelopment plans for the 300 MW Dickerson Digital Campus.
   • Features 300 MW of critical power capacity across 2.0 million square feet of powered shell and high-density computing space.
   • Represents an estimated 2.2 billion USD brownfield redevelopment repurposing retired coal generation switchyards into digital infrastructure.
   • Directly interconnects to the Potomac Electric Power Company (PEPCO) / PJM 230 kV and 500 kV extra-high-voltage network.
   • Engineered to expand the Northern Virginia and Maryland data center ecosystem with ultra-fast fiber to Ashburn.
   • Timeline: planned facility targeting commercial operation in November 2027 (estimated) aligned with utility substation energization and phased campus delivery.

   • Dickerson, MD — Atmosphere Data Centersatmosphere-dc.com確度 95%
   • Atmosphere DC Dickerson — Final Statement of Case and Operationsassets.montgomerycountymd.gov確度 95%

2. 編集2026/10/18 22:14@ThePinGang による

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   • The Montgomery County Council and Maryland PSC reviewed master redevelopment plans for the 300 MW Dickerson Digital Campus.
   • Features 300 MW of critical power capacity across 2.0 million square feet of powered shell and high-density computing space.
   • Represents an estimated 2.2 billion USD brownfield redevelopment repurposing retired coal generation switchyards into digital infrastructure.
   • Directly interconnects to the Potomac Electric Power Company (PEPCO) / PJM 230 kV and 500 kV extra-high-voltage network.
   • Engineered to expand the Northern Virginia and Maryland data center ecosystem with ultra-fast fiber to Ashburn.