SOURCED PROJECT RECORD · DCA-0325

Project Skyway

Pine Island, Goodhue County, MN

Proposed1,200–1,900 MWreported capacity
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01 / PROJECT SUMMARY

What the public record shows.

Project Skyway is tracked in Pine Island, Goodhue County, MN. The current public-record status is Proposed. The record identifies developer: Ryan Companies US, Inc/Google; owner or tenant: Ryan Companies US, Inc/Google. The reported capacity is 1,200–1,900 MW. This page cites 6 public sources.

Latest status detail: The technology center would include a data center ranging from 600,000 to 3,000,000 sq. ft., along with 1,400 MW of wind generation, 200 MW of solar generation, and 300 MW of battery storage.

Site or address
49199-49821 195th Ave
Developer
Ryan Companies US, Inc/Google
Owner or tenant
Ryan Companies US, Inc/Google
Expected online
Not reported
Project cost
Not reported
Facility size
3,000,000 sq. ft.
Property
482 acres
Purpose
Not reported
Community or watchdog record
Local opposition has emerged regarding Project Skyway. Community members have raised concerns about environmental impacts and scale. A lawsuit was filed seeking to pause the project pending further review. See KTTC coverage (DEC 2025) and the City of Pine Island AUAR materials. | FracTracker Alliance (national project monitor)
Activity or stance
Emerging concern or scrutiny documented
Location confidence
High
Last source update
2026-05-21
Evidence statusOfficially sourced
Source freshnessStale
Source links6
Completeness100%

“Officially sourced” means at least one government or permitting link is present. It does not mean the responsible jurisdiction has confirmed every field.

03 / RECORD HISTORY

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Methodology

Prepared and reviewed by Jayson Hamilton for Your Data Center Ally. Records prioritize official government and permitting sources. Company, news, and community sources add context but do not replace the public docket. The national dataset is reviewed monthly.