Exhibit 2 · Project signal
Google 'Project Mica' (Kansas City Northland)
Data Center · Permitting
ISO/RTO:SPPConfidence:High
- Status
- Permitting
- State
- MO
- County
- Platte / Clay
- Nearest city
- Kansas City
- ISO / RTO
- Southwest Power Pool
- Utility
- Evergy
- Developer / owner
- Estimated load
- Not disclosed
- Estimated generation
- Not disclosed
- Reported capex (as cited)
- ~$10B
- Announced
- 2026
- Expected COD
- Not confirmed
- Public summary
- Google confirmed it is behind Project Mica, a $10B, 500-acre, five-building hyperscale campus in Kansas City's Northland, its second data center in the metro. Load not publicly disclosed; a $10B five-building hyperscale campus implies multi-hundred-MW scale. Grid-supplied; Google covers full energy costs under its Evergy agreement.
- Grid relevance
- Google pays the full grid connection and energy cost, the cost-allocation model regulators now push elsewhere. Evergy faces a multi-gigawatt load buildout across the SPP footprint.
- Last updated
- 2026-06-17
- Sources
- Google Project Mica confirmation (Kansas City Northland, $10B), reported June 2026 via Kansas City pressPulled 2026-06-17https://dailyenergyinsider.com/news/52118-oge-will-power-three-new-oklahoma-data-centers-for-google/