Data center profile · 2000 S. Council Road, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma

CloudBurst Oklahoma City Campus

CloudBurst's 200 MW, three-data-center campus in Oklahoma City, reportedly begun in late 2025; no tenant, power agreement or permit on file; citywide moratorium in force.

Groundbreaking reported (press); no permits found. Construction and schedule details come from press reports: a Dec. 2025 groundbreaking and three phases ending in 2028. No building permit, power contract, tenant or incentive agreement was found; the city's Apr. 21, 2026 moratorium does not exempt this project.
200 MW
total campus capacity (press)
three data centers; the sources do not say whether this is IT capacity or utility load
30 + 50 MW
first two phases (press)
phase one 30 MW, phase two 50 MW around mid-2027
End of 2028
full power, per the company's timeline (press)
the third phase; no power agreement supports the date
75 MW
load threshold that defines a covered data center under the city moratorium
net new load per phase, so how the campus phases are treated depends on when each was filed
OperatorCloudBurst Data Centers (developer, founded 2022)
CustomerNo tenant announced
Planned IT capacity160 MW at full build-out (our estimate from the company's 0.2 GW campus power figure)
First building in serviceOur estimate: 2029 or later (no dated power path yet); company says 2028.
Next deadlineEnd of 2026: The city moratorium is scheduled to end, earlier if data center zoning rules are adopted
Power

Power and the grid

Sources on record, size not disclosed

Getting on the grid

Who supplies what, what it costs, and what is still not public.

  1. April 30, 2026
    Utility sets a large-load model
    OG&E announces its Google agreements as the basis for a new large-load tariff to be filed with state regulators. Company · April 2026
  2. Not set
    Service agreement: none public
    No executed agreement or interconnection record naming CloudBurst was located. see Permits
Permits

Permits checklist

4 checked, nothing on file

Approvals a campus like this normally needs (including an air permit for backup or on-site generators), and what we found.

Risks

What could slow it down

Timeline

What happened, and what is due

SitePaper trailConstructionPowerPermitsMoneyLegalUpcoming
  1. Dec. 2025
    Construction Groundbreaking reported at the end of 2025 (one press source, no permit record found) News report · Sept. 2026
  2. April 21, 2026
    Permits Oklahoma City Council unanimously adopts an emergency moratorium on new data center rezoning and permit applications through Dec. 31, 2026 News report · April 2026
  3. April 30, 2026
    Power OG&E announces a model large-load tariff built on its Google agreements; nothing names CloudBurst Company · April 2026
  4. May 19, 2026
    Permits The council amends the moratorium: covered data centers are those adding over 75 MW per phase, and continued operation does not confirm the use is zoned Local government · May 2026
  5. Sept. 14, 2026
    Construction A local TV explainer describes three phases over two years and says work has begun (press); no permit confirms it News report · Sept. 2026
  6. End of 2026
    Permits The moratorium is scheduled to end, earlier if the council adopts data center zoning rules News report · April 2026
  7. June 2027
    Construction Phase two of 50 MW is due around mid-2027 (press) News report · Sept. 2026
The buildings

Specs

3 data centers built in three phases over two years (press). News report · Sept. 2026

Who is involved

Owners, partners and builders

Owners and developers
  • CloudBurst Data Centers, Inc.: Colorado-based developer founded in 2022, no outside equity sponsor disclosed
Power
  • OG&E: electric utility for the site's service territory (assigned, not named in company sources)
Decision-makers
  • Oklahoma City Council: moratorium and zoning
  • Oklahoma Corporation Commission: utility tariffs
  • Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality: air permits
Builders on site
  • Evolve Holdings: design-build partner to CloudBurst
Still unknown

Open questions

Where this comes from

71 records from 14 documents

Drawn from news reports, company statements, public and commercial datasets, local government records and state agency records, each kept with its date and source. The bar shows documents by type.

News report 9Company 4Dataset 3Local government 1State agency 1
Evidence

Every quote behind this page

Grade key: A = the primary record itself (permit, filing, exhibit) · B = a dated official statement · C = news reporting. Map distances are our own measurements on OpenStreetMap and carry no grade. Allegations in lawsuits are marked as such in the quotes.

Power (15)
  • OG&E announces Google Electric Service Agreements as the model for a new large-load tariff to be filed at the Oklahoma Corporation Commission - the tariff framework a campus in OG&E territory would interconnect under. No
    “forms the basis for a new large-load tariff that OG&E will submit in the coming weeks”
    Company · April 2026 · grade B
  • Utility: OG&E (per secondary project tracker; no OG&E filing naming CloudBurst OKC located)
    “CloudBurst OKC | 2000 S Council Rd, OKC | 60 | TBD | Planned | OG&E”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Affordable Solar Oklahoma tracker lists CloudBurst OKC at 60 MW, status Planned, utility OG&E - conflicts with News9 200MW under-construction account
    “CloudBurst OKC | 2000 S Council Rd, OKC | 60 | TBD | Planned | OG&E”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • DCD, reporting CloudBurst’s Texas groundbreaking announcement, says the company is also targeting a 200MW development in Oklahoma with first 30MW phase due Q4 2026
    “The company is also targeting a 200MW development in Oklahoma. The first 30MW phase is due to go live in Q4 2026.”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Developer: CloudBurst Data Centers
    “Colorado-based CloudBurst Data Centers was founded in 2022. The company is also developing a 200MW campus in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Stated campus size: 200 MW
    “The CloudBurst Oklahoma City Campus is planned to be an expansive location with a total capacity of 200MW covering at least three data centers”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • IT capacity: not stated
    “A campus that will house three data centers is under construction in Oklahoma City”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Utility service: not stated
    “none found - no SPP queue position, OCC filing or OG&E agreement naming CloudBurst found”
    grade C
  • Utility: OG&E (Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company)
    “not named in company or News9 sources; the 2000 S Council Rd site sits in OG&E service territory (tracker assignment)”
    grade C
  • Power plan: not stated
    “not disclosed for the OKC campus in any source found”
    grade C
  • It names no owner or site and is NOT attributed to CloudBurst; recorded only so future passes do not book it here
    “An unidentified data center campus situated in Oklahoma City has announced a significant investment in the development of an off-grid power plant”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Stated campus size: 30 MW
    “Phase one of the project is expected to deliver 30MW. Phase two will be done around mid-2027 and deliver 50 MW”
    News report · Sept. 2026 · grade C
  • Stated campus size: 50 MW
    “Phase one of the project is expected to deliver 30MW. Phase two will be done around mid-2027 and deliver 50 MW”
    News report · Sept. 2026 · grade C
  • Original target date: 2028
    “Phase three will be completed at the end of 2028 and the campus will be at full power”
    News report · Sept. 2026 · grade C
  • Current target date: 2028
    “Phase three will be completed at the end of 2028 and the campus will be at full power”
    News report · Sept. 2026 · grade C
Money and contracts (5)
  • development / incentive agreement: existence - FINDING: not located
    “this Ordinance shall not apply to (1) the pending Applications for rezoning known as PUD-2105 (located at I-40 and Frisco Rd.) and PUD-2124 (located at NW 23rd Street and Frisco Road)”
    Local government · Oct. 2026 · grade A
  • electric service agreement: existence - FINDING: not located
    “This unique agreement is a model for future data center partnerships and forms the basis for a new large-load tariff that OG&E will submit in the coming weeks”
    Company · Oct. 2026 · grade B
  • Tenants: not stated
    “tenants: none found”
    grade C
  • Tenant status: no tenant announced
    “tenants: none found”
    grade C
  • all campus agreements: termination / cancellation / conditions / scope - FINDING: not reviewable
    “A campus that will house three data centers is under construction in Oklahoma City”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
Permits and government (13)
  • zoning moratorium ordinance: adopted (emergency)
    “AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 28,071 AS ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ON APRIL 21, 2026, DECLARING TEMPORARY MORATORIUM ON NEW APPLICATIONS”
    Local government · May 2026 · grade A
  • zoning moratorium ordinance amendment: adopted
    “an anticipated or actual net new electrical load which exceeds 75 MW”
    Local government · May 2026 · grade A
  • Ordinance 28,084 amends the moratorium: covered data center defined as net new electrical load over 75 MW per phase (Section 7), and continued operation under previously issued permits is expressly not an affirmation tha
    “shall not be construed as a determination, representation, or acknowledgement by the City that such facility is a permitted use under the City's current zoning code”
    Local government · May 2026 · grade A
  • Oklahoma City Council: Ordinance No. 28,084 - amendment to Ordinance 28,071 clarifying moratorium scope and adding the Section 7 data-center definition (net new electrical load over 75 MW) and Section 8 non-affirmat
    “The provisions of this Ordinance shall apply only to applications for the processing of and issuance of rezoning requests and permits, including building permits, for the construction and/or expansion of or use of property for data centers”
    Local government · May 2026 · grade A
  • County code: 40109
    “2500 S. Council Road, Oklahoma City, OK SW/4 of S8, T11N, R4W, Oklahoma County”
    State agency · Oct. 2026 · grade B
  • Project status: planned (company-stated) - construction claimed only by a single press source (News9, Sep 2026) and uncorroborated by any filing, permit or second source
    “Its Texas Flagship campus near San Marcos, along with a planned Oklahoma City development, positions CloudBurst at the forefront of the AI/high-density compute revolution.”
    Company · Nov. 2025 · grade B
  • News9 list labels the campus "(Under Construction)"; no second source, permit or filing corroborating OKC construction was found in this pass
    “CloudBurst Oklahoma City Campus - 3 Data Centers (Under Construction)”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Address: 2000 S Council Rd, Oklahoma City, OK
    “It is planned for the area near 2000 S Council Rd”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • building permit: not located
    “The project broke ground at the end of 2025”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Site location: near 2000 S Council Rd / South Council Road and Southwest 29th Street, Oklahoma City, OK
    “The CloudBurst campus is located in southwest Oklahoma near South Council Road and Southwest 29th Street.”
    News report · Sept. 2026 · grade C
  • Reported groundbreaking at the end of 2025 (single press source, uncorroborated by any permit or filing)
    “The project broke ground at the end of 2025”
    News report · Sept. 2026 · grade C
  • Oklahoma City adopts Ordinance 28,071: emergency moratorium on new data-center rezoning and permit applications citywide. CloudBurst is not a named exemption, so any campus phase whose permits were filed after Apr 21, 20
    “On April 21, the council chose to enact a temporary suspension on new zoning and development applications for data centers within city limits through Dec. 31, 2026”
    News report · April 2026 · grade C
  • Oklahoma City Council: Ordinance No. 28,071 - emergency temporary moratorium on new data center rezoning requests and permit applications (citywide)
    “The Oklahoma City Council has unanimously voted to pass an emergency moratorium blocking new applications for data center developments”
    News report · April 2026 · grade C
Site and other (8)
  • Cooling system: closed-loop cooling (company platform design)
    “Closed-loop cooling systems recirculate water rather than continuously drawing new supply”
    Company · Oct. 2026 · grade B
  • Developer: CloudBurst Data Centers, Inc.
    “CloudBurst Data Centers is a U.S. data center developer focused on Next-Gen, AI-ready “GigaCenters””
    Company · Nov. 2025 · grade B
  • Campus name: CloudBurst Oklahoma City Campus
    “CloudBurst Oklahoma City Campus - 3 Data Centers (Under Construction)”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Stage: building
    “The project broke ground at the end of 2025. The campus will be completed in three phases over two years”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Ownership: private (no outside equity sponsor disclosed)
    “Colorado-based CloudBurst Data Centers was founded in 2022”
    News report · Oct. 2026 · grade C
  • Buildings: 3 data centers planned (per News9)
    “A campus that will house three data centers is under construction in Oklahoma City.”
    News report · Sept. 2026 · grade C
  • Construction stage: under construction
    “A campus that will house three data centers is under construction in Oklahoma City”
    News report · Sept. 2026 · grade C
  • Buildings planned: 3 buildings
    “A campus that will house three data centers is under construction in Oklahoma City”
    News report · Sept. 2026 · grade C