Google Pryor (MidAmerica) Data Center Campus

Capacity: announced vs energized

Promised online: 2027. Energized capacity is now on record. Claimed by Google (reported) (source).

Key facts

Reported facts

Structured facts sourced from citations already on this record. Each fact traces to a source in the References section below.

$9B Oklahoma package (primary)

On Aug 13, 2025 Google announced an additional $9 billion investment in Oklahoma within the next two years for cloud and AI infrastructure, covering expansion of the existing Pryor facility plus a new Stillwater campus, alongside education and workforce programs (Google blog, Aug 13 2025; Reuters, Aug 13 2025)

Pryor expansion scope (reported)

In a News On 6 Q&A, Google's Kate Franko said the Pryor work adds two new buildings on the existing campus (capacity expansion without expanding the campus border), with Stillwater as a new, initially smaller campus, and completion looking toward late 2027 and 2028 (News On 6)

Prior Pryor investment / online since 2011 (reported)

The Oklahoman reported the Pryor MidAmerica campus opened in 2011 and that Google had already invested about $4.4 billion there before the Aug 2025 package (The Oklahoman, Aug 13 2025)

Jobs / workforce programs (reported + primary)

News On 6 quotes Google saying Pryor supports over 800 jobs. Google's blog also cites OU and OSU in the Google AI for Education Accelerator cohort and funding to help the electrical training ALLIANCE increase Oklahoma's electrical workforce pipeline by 135% (News On 6; Google blog, Aug 13 2025)

On the data center map

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The deal

operator

Google · Owner and operator

land owner

MidAmerica Industrial Park · Host industrial park

utility

Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) · Supplies power to Google's Pryor campus, including Leeward solar portfolio

grid operator

Southwest Power Pool (SPP)

developer

Leeward Renewable Energy · Solar generation developer for Google OK PPA

Power

Power source

grid

Grid operator

SPP

Interconnection

Water

Evaporative cooling; the facility drew about 1.1 billion gallons of water in one year from the Neosho River via the MidAmerica Industrial Park, discharging ~253 million gallons back to the river with the remainder lost to evaporation (July 2024 to June 2025, via open-records request).

Leeward 724MW solar portfolio (via GRDA), 0.72 GW solar, Financed. Solar delivered to Grand River Dam Authority, which supplies Google's Pryor operations; part of >700MW new clean capacity added for OK ops

The SPP grid demand right now: 27.1 GW (EIA-930, 2026-10-04 12:00).

County water status: Extreme drought (D3) in Mayes County, week of 2026-09-29 (US Drought Monitor). Data centers are large water users for cooling; this is the neutral local water picture.

Why here

Google Pryor (MidAmerica) Data Center Campus sits on private land in Oklahoma, Pryor. It connects to the SPP grid, draws on grid power. This siting summary is composed from the record's held fields, not speculation; see methodology.

Financial structure

Google Oklahoma cloud/AI investment (2-year)

$9B. Covers Pryor expansion and a new Stillwater campus; Pryor has ~$4.4B cumulative to date press release ↗

New OK cloud/AI investment (Pryor + Stillwater), 2 yrs

$9B. Statewide (Pryor expansion + new Stillwater campus), not Pryor-only journalist report ↗

Regulatory paper trail

The filings and rules on record for this site and its jurisdiction, most recent first. Each is a sourced, dated artifact you can follow to the primary document.

Investment, workforce and specs

Permanent jobs

400+ employed at MidAmerica campus source ↗

Facilities at this campus

• Mayes County Data Center (Pryor)hyperscale

Timeline

1. Show 8 earlier updates
2. Aug 2026
   party added
   developer: Leeward Renewable Energy
3. Oct 2026
   Current: Partially energized

Sources

• DCD: Google to invest $9bn in Oklahoma cloud and AI ↗
• KOSU: Google $9B Oklahoma investment ↗
• Oklahoma Commerce: Google Pryor expansion ↗
• As data centers boom in Oklahoma, so does water demand ↗ · The Frontier
• Google announces new $9 billion investment in Oklahoma ↗
• Google pledges $9 billion to expand AI, cloud infrastructure in Oklahoma ↗
• Google expands Oklahoma data centers with $9 billion investment: Q&A ↗
• Google announces new data center in Stillwater, expansion in Pryor ↗

0a3c8d26-336c-4f7a-8ffd-0899b60c0928 · Tracked with DEPLOY's verified-vs-claimed methodology. Every term is defined in the glossary. Announced numbers are claims, not built capacity.

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