This canonical record consolidates 6 source-backed observations without discarding aliases, limitations or unresolved dimensions.
| Operator / developer | PowerHouse Data Centers is a division of American Real Estate Partners (AREP); Chirisa Technology Parks is a Chirisa Investments platform |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Chesterfield County / Chester, VA |
| Address | 1401 Meadowville Technology Parkway, Chester, Chesterfield County |
| Location precision | street address |
| Coordinates | null, null |
| Capacity | 300 MW |
| Aliases | Chirisa Richmond |
| Project profile | 4 rows |
|---|---|
| Intent / permits | 1 rows |
| Civic / infrastructure | 1 rows |
Project record gives a Meadowville Technology Parkway address with Dominion as the utility
Key data: Chirisa Richmond LLC, 1401 Meadowville Technology Parkway, Chester, Chesterfield County; Dominion Energy Virginia
Limitation: Parcel ID and lat-long not published
The campus is a joint platform: Chirisa Technology Parks with PowerHouse Data Centers, which is a division of a named real estate parent
Key data: PowerHouse Data Centers is a division of American Real Estate Partners (AREP); Chirisa Technology Parks is a Chirisa Investments platform
Limitation: The land-owning legal entity for the 104-acre Digital Drive site is not named
Capacity is drawn from a named substation under construction with the utility on a 104-acre parcel
Key data: 300 MW from the Meadowville substation, under construction with Dominion; 104 acres on Digital Drive
Limitation: Transmission voltage, SCC case number, rail and fiber not stated
Cooling water comes through a reclaimed water arrangement with the county
Key data: Reclaimed water system with Chesterfield County
Limitation: No agreement number, volume allocation or utility department named
Status date: 04/09/2026
Limitation: Same limitation as above.
Partial: no opposition record was found tied specifically to CLOP Ashland or Chirisa Richmond, but the surrounding jurisdictions show sustained contestation — Hanover supervisors rejected a 427-acre Mountain Road data center **4–3**, the Hanover Planning Commission voted down a 468-acre proposal and nixed the Hunting Hawk Technology Park; Chesterfield's Board of Zoning Appeals denied an appeal in a contested Old Bermuda Hundred Road case (June 3, 2026) and a senior county official said in August 2026 that Chesterfield will approve no more data centers.
Key data: Hanover Mountain Rd rejected 4–3; Chesterfield "no more data center projects" (Aug 2026)
Status date: 2026-08-27
Limitation: Read as search results, not fetched in full; not tied to the two named anchor projects.