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White Oak Technology Park

White Oak Technology Park is listed in Appling, Georgia.

Appling, Georgia, United States

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Planning approved

Evidence reviewed 9 Nov 2026

Project overview

Data center project in Appling, Georgia, with Trammell Crow Company listed as developer.

Country
United States
State / region
Georgia
City or locality
Appling
County
Columbia County
Reported developer
Trammell Crow Company
Reported operator
Trammell Crow Company (CBRE subsidiary)
Project milestone
2026-07-23 · Columbia County Economic Development Authority announces Google as sole end user and operator of the data center project
Project milestone
2026-04-13 · Guido files notices of appeal to Georgia Court of Appeals
Project milestone
2026-03-25 · Columbia County Superior Court dismissal orders filed (White Oak order signed March 19)
Reported floor area
8,004,000 sq ft
Reported cooling design
Closed-loop cooling required under Data Center zoning district
Reported utility
Georgia Power
Reported project stage
Planning approved
Status source record date
2026-10-22

Electrical work and project outlook

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

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Sources and dates

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Data notes

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