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DataCenterData reviewed record

operating facility · WA · last checked 17 September 2026

Lifecycle label: operating; effective date not establishedStatus evidence: Washington State Department of Ecology approval order dated 22 January 2026Evidence: Independently source-linkedReuse: Reference only

Facts at a glance

Record ID: cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa
Record type: operating facility
Evidence confidence: medium
DataCenterData’s confidence in this record’s sourced fields, not in the project
Developer: Not named in the cited records
Operator: CyrusOne
Owner: Owner of record not established
Tenant: Not named in the cited records
Capacity: Unknown No independently supported figure
The order reduces the permitted emergency-generator count from 42 to 22. Generator count is not IT capacity, utility service or measured load and is not converted to MW here.
Location: 1025 D Street NW, Quincy, WA
County: Grant County
Exact location — The exact street address, city and county are stated in Ecology Approval Order 26AQ-E008; exact does not mean a surveyed parcel or building footprint.
Physical scale: The order changes an emergency-generator count from 42 to 22. That is neither a building count nor a measure of data-center capacity.

What the sources support

Ecology's order calls CyrusOne — Quincy an existing data center at 1025 D Street NW. The finding is limited to that facility and the order's date; it does not establish occupancy, utilization or critical IT load.

Definitions: record units · roles · capacity boundaries · lifecycle stages.

What remains unknown

critical IT capacity
utility service and measured load
building count and data-hall area
current occupancy, utilization and tenant identity
surveyed parcel and building footprints

Sources

Washington State Department of Ecology — data centers regulated or reviewed by Ecology →Gov. recordgovernment · retrieved 2026-09-17

Exact location Quincy — CyrusOne entry and linked approval order

What it supports State regulator's project index and link to the site-specific order; the index explicitly says it is not a complete list of every Washington data center.
Ecology Approval Order 26AQ-E008 — CyrusOne Quincy →Gov. recordpermit · published 22 January 2026 · retrieved 2026-09-17

Exact location Order caption and Project Summary; technical-support-document facility name

What it supports Existing-facility identity, CyrusOne role, PNW1 alias, exact address and emergency-generator-count change.

Sourced classifications

Only values a cited source states for this site are shown; every other dimension is unknown. These are not national shares or rankings.

Power source: On-site generation (backup, diesel or renewable diesel) building scope · official source · high confidence
“The fuel consumption at the CyrusOne Data Center facility after full build-out and commissioning (a total of 22 engines) must be limited to a total of 132,016 gallons per year of diesel fuel” — Approval Order No. 26AQ-E008 and Technical Support Document — CyrusOne LLC – Quincy Data Center (PNW1), PDF p.5, Approval Conditions, 2. Operating Limitations, condition a (diesel fuel limit for the 22 engines); backup purpose at Approval Conditions 1.a, PDF p.4 ('Each engine approved in this Order must operate as an emergency engine as defined at 40 C.F.R. 60, Subpart IIII') and Project Summary, PDF p.3 ('reducing the facility total emergency generators from 42 to a total of 22') (resolves to ecology.wa.gov/getattachment/59e53690-…/20260122CyrusOneNOCTSD.pdf), retrieved 24 September 2026
Not established: That the facility operates on generator power; run-hours; normal power supply or supplier; whether all 22 engines are installed today.

Connected records

Each connection below is a stored, reviewed relationship with its own basis. It does not change this record’s status.

Policy records

Ecology data center air permitting page (backup diesel generators) Policy record resting on the same official document · Informational—not binding
Not established: Whether the policy governs, approves or restricts this project beyond what the shared document itself states.

Dated events

Real-world events recorded for this record, newest event date first. Each event page shows its source, dates and what it does not establish.

Permit issuedOfficial recordWashington
Washington Ecology permit 26AQ-E008 issued on 22 January 2026: CyrusOne — Quincy Data Center (Quincy, WA) — revised approval order cutting permitted emergency generators from 42 to 22
Event date
22 January 2026
Source dated
22 January 2026
Added to Latest updates
21 September 2026

Record history

Record history · 22 January 2026 · DataCenterData review

cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa → Record

Why Ecology issued an order for an existing data center that reduces its permitted emergency-generator count; this does not measure IT load or utilization.

Evidence No additional evidence link; see the linked record or claim.

Dated event entry: Permit issued · 22 January 2026

DataCenterData record added · 18 September 2026 · DataCenterData review

cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa → Publication

Why Added after independent re-reading of the state index and site-specific order.

Evidence No additional evidence link; see the linked record or claim.

Recorded information

What this page records, grouped by topic, with the source's units and qualifications. Company-reported values stay labeled as company-reported. Related listings are shown separately.

Reviewed record `cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa`

Operating facility · CyrusOne. Independently reviewed record. Values are shown with their recorded basis.

Identity and relationships

Other names: CyrusOne PNW1

Location and precision

Shown above in Facts at a glance.

Roles

Shown above in Facts at a glance.

Lifecycle

Recorded status: operating

Area, acreage and buildings

Shown above in Facts at a glance.

Power capacity

Capacity — Not yet recorded here. Recorded reason: The order reduces the permitted emergency-generator count from 42 to 22. Generator count is not IT capacity, utility service or measured load and is not converted to MW here.

Not yet recorded here: Cooling, water, PUE and WUE · Connectivity · Services · Certifications and design ratings · Rack density · Availability · Specification links and contact · Permits, incentives, jobs and proceedings.

Update this profile with a public source. The request includes topics needing more information; this does not mean the facility lacks them. Corrections and additions are reviewed before publication.

Data + actions

Permanent link for citing this record →

Also listed as dcd-dir-000378 in the licensed third-party directory; that directory row is not independently verified.

Suggest a correction → Record ID cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa and the page are prefilled. Accepted material corrections appear on Changes.

Identity

Facility ID: dcd-fac-000528 (public id fac-000528)
Unit: site (campus or building not established)
Name source: CyrusOne — Quincy Data Center · DataCenterData reviewed record cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa
Evidence tier: reviewed

Other names

CyrusOne PNW1 member name · Compute Atlas licensed discovery row dcd-dir-000378
cyrusone-pnw1-quincy-wa registry identifier · DataCenterData reviewed record cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa
WA-C0008 registry identifier · DataCenterData reviewed record cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa

Operators and presences

2 statement(s) naming an operator or presence at this site unit, one row per source. A building with several tenants is one facility with several presence rows.

Operator of record (reviewed): CyrusOne.

Operator as stated	Role	Unit	Stated by	Date
CyrusOne Family: CyrusOne	owner or operator (reviewed)	facility	DataCenterData reviewed record `cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa`	2026-09-17
CyrusOne Family: CyrusOne	named by this source (role not established)	facility	Compute Atlas licensed discovery row `dcd-dir-000378`	2026-08-22

Status by layer

Layer	Value	Date	Source
Reviewed (DCD) · verified record	operating Status basis: Ecology's order calls CyrusOne — Quincy an existing data center at 1025 D Street NW. The finding is limited to that facility and the order's date; it does not establish occupancy, utilization or critical IT load.	Latest source retrieval/capture date 2026-09-17	DataCenterData reviewed record `cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa`
Provider-reported (Compute Atlas)	provider-reported: operational	Provider row updated 2026-08-22 Provider dates do not establish when this status began or whether it remains current.	Compute Atlas licensed discovery row `dcd-dir-000378`

Layers disagree; not reconciled. Each value is what that layer states; DataCenterData does not pick one.

Capacity by kind

Each row is one kind of figure from one source. Utility, generation, design, critical IT and floor-area figures measure different things; they are never summed or totalled.

Kind	Value and evidence	Scope and timing	Date	Source
Provider-reported capacity	Operational: 90 MW (source-reported; boundary not independently verified; MW measure not stated by provider) provider-reported compute atlas public projection	scope not stated	Provider row updated 2026-08-22	Compute Atlas licensed discovery row `dcd-dir-000378`
Land area (provider note)	45 acres (source-reported; parcel boundary not established) provider-reported compute atlas public projection	scope not stated	Provider row updated 2026-08-22	Compute Atlas licensed discovery row `dcd-dir-000378`

Location

Street: 1025 D Street NW
City: Quincy
County: Grant
State: Washington
Postal code: 98848
Metro (CBSA): CBSA 34180

Coordinates not published; the best available coordinate's precision is unknown, below street level.

Address as published by DataCenterData reviewed record cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa.

Facts

Quote-bound facts: each shows the value, the source address, the capture hash (first 12 characters; the full SHA-256 is in the page markup) and the capture date. The source's exact wording stays in the capture record and is not republished here; the capture hash binds it.

No quote-bound fact with a hashed capture is recorded for this facility.

Other values by layer

Field	Value	Layer and basis	Date	Source
physical scale	The order changes an emergency-generator count from 42 to 22. That is neither a building count nor a measure of data-center capacity.	Reviewed (DCD) · reviewed record	Latest source retrieval/capture date date not stated	DataCenterData reviewed record `cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa`
classification.power source	onsite_generation	Reviewed (DCD) · reviewed classification	Latest source retrieval/capture date 2026-09-24	DataCenterData reviewed record `cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa`
reported.energy.source	Hydro Provider label.	provider-reported · compute atlas public projection	Provider row updated 2026-08-22	Compute Atlas licensed discovery row `dcd-dir-000378`
facility type	data_center	provider-reported · compute atlas public projection	Provider row updated 2026-08-22	Compute Atlas licensed discovery row `dcd-dir-000378`

Sources for the reviewed record

These citations belong to the linked reviewed records. They do not establish every figure or present-day operating status. Publication and retrieval dates are shown separately; an unstated date remains unknown.

Washington State Department of Ecology — data centers regulated or reviewed by Ecology · record cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa · published date not stated · retrieved 2026-09-17
Ecology Approval Order 26AQ-E008 — CyrusOne Quincy · record cyrusone-quincy-data-center-wa · published 2026-01-22 · retrieved 2026-09-17

Details still needed

26 fields in the shared profile are not established for this record. Each states why; missing information does not mean zero or absence.

Map location precision · not recorded for this field in the register
Operator-stated status · not recorded for this field in the register
Status in public records · not recorded for this field in the register
Critical IT capacity (MW) · not recorded for this field in the register
Utility capacity (MW) · not recorded for this field in the register
Requested utility capacity (MW) · not recorded for this field in the register
Reported total power (MW) · not recorded for this field in the register
Generation capacity (MW) · not recorded for this field in the register
Company-announced design capacity (MW) · not recorded for this field in the register
Floor area (sq ft) · not recorded for this field in the register
Data hall or IT floor area (sq ft) · not recorded for this field in the register
Cooling redundancy · not recorded for this field in the register
UPS redundancy · not recorded for this field in the register
Backup generator redundancy · not recorded for this field in the register
Tier design rating · not recorded for this field in the register
Cooling technology · not recorded for this field in the register
Opening year or expected opening year · not recorded for this field in the register
Network presence · not recorded for this field in the register
Service · not recorded for this field in the register
Certification or compliance claims · not recorded for this field in the register
Rack density · not recorded for this field in the register
Space or power availability · not recorded for this field in the register
Specifications and facility pages · not recorded for this field in the register
Business contact · not recorded for this field in the register
Public registration · not recorded for this field in the register
Fact supported by a source quotation · not recorded for this field in the register

Jurisdiction and policy actions

Policy actions are matched to this facility by jurisdiction (state, county, municipality or utility), never by the facility's name. A match means the action covers the place, not that it names or affects this facility.

9 state-level policy actions recorded for Washington jurisdiction match on state WA

Updates, corrections and review

Last checked 2026-09-17

How often we re-check

We plan to re-check this facility every 180 days because it has a reviewed record. Next check due 2027-03-16. The last-checked date is the newest evidence date among this facility's sources. Dates are measured against the newest input date, 2026-10-18, not the day this page was built.

Update events

Permit issued · 2026-01-22