Google Kansas City #2 (Project Mica) is a data center operated by Google in Kansas City, MO, US. It carries a reported power capacity of 2.0 MW and is currently planned. It sits in the Kansas City data-center market on the SPP grid, which DC Hub's Data Center Power Index currently rates BUILD, with an estimated 16.3-month time-to-power. For operators evaluating new capacity, this market screens favorably — grid headroom and interconnection timelines are comparatively strong.
Data Center Power Index verdict for Kansas City — the market this facility sits in.
Full DCPI breakdown →DC Hub analyst read on Kansas City — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).
Kansas City operates as a consolidated mid-tier hyperscale hub with 111 tracked facilities totaling 2,513 MW across a fragmented but strategically active operator base. The market is dominated by operators with unknown identities 13 facilities, followed by DataBank 6, Google 4, and Meta 4, indicating both institutional maturity and significant white-label or private deployment. Power availability remains the market's defining asset, with abundant grid capacity supporting rapid expansion despite moderate constraint pressures. The DCPI verdict of BUILD—driven by excess-power scoring of 73/100 paired with a manageable constraint score of 40/100—signals explicit investor green-light conditions for development-stage capital. This combination indicates that Kansas City offers rare power surplus relative to deployed infrastructure, positioning new entrants and expansions to capture…
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