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DC BLOX Palm Coast Approved First Building

DC BLOX Palm Coast Approved First Building is a data center development record in Florida.

Florida, United States

View DC BLOX Palm Coast Approved First Building on the map

Under construction

Evidence reviewed 9 Nov 2026

Country
United States
State / region
Florida
Map locator scope
Campus locator
Related campus or site
DC BLOX Palm Coast Cable Landing Station and Colocation Campus
Reported project stage
Under construction
Status reported as of
2026-06-19

Electrical work and project outlook

Probability not assessed. Builder, electrical contractor and current procurement availability are not confirmed in the published research.

Review the original sources below for the reported operator, project status and electricity infrastructure. A listed facility does not imply an open tender.

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Location and nearby places

Nearby Bulk Supply Points and substations

10 records within 15 km.

BUNNELLPALM COAST, Florida, United States
0.2 km
Bunnell Substation FPLFlorida, United States
0.2 km
230 kV substation near Palm Coast, FloridaPALM COAST, Florida, United States
2.2 km
REGISBUNNELL, Florida, United States
6.9 km
115 kV substation near Palm Coast, FloridaPALM COAST, Florida, United States
7.8 km
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KORONABUNNELL, Florida, United States
10.3 km
Korona Substation FPLFlorida, United States
10.3 km
BULOWFLAGLER BEACH, Florida, United States
12.0 km
115 kV substation near Palm Coast, FloridaPALM COAST, Florida, United States
12.1 km
Substation near Palm Coast, FloridaPALM COAST, Florida, United States
14.1 km

Nearby mine sites

No mine records within 15 km.

Sources and dates

Research compiled by Elora Grid.

  1. 01
    City of Palm Coast

    Status observation for the listed project or phase. Status reported as of: 2026-06-19.

  2. 02
    Data Center Atlas

    Site or campus locator, as attributed in the source.

  3. 03
Data notes

Distances use published location points. Nearby records may represent separate phases of one facility. Connection capacity and commissioning require current network information.