SOURCED PROJECT RECORD · DCA-0488

Meta Bowling Green Data Center/ Project Accordion

Bowling Green, Wood County, OH

Approved / Permitted / Under Construction514 MWreported capacity
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01 / PROJECT SUMMARY

What the public record shows.

Meta Bowling Green Data Center/ Project Accordion is tracked in Bowling Green, Wood County, OH. The current public-record status is Approved / Permitted / Under Construction. The record identifies developer: Meta; owner or tenant: Meta. The reported capacity is 514 MW. This page cites 8 public sources.

Latest status detail: Apollo Generating Station being built to supply this data center, which is a 350 megawatt (MW) natural gas fired electric generation facility. Two 16 inch gas pipelines will feed plant. Nearby land rezoning of 112 acres canceled (possible additional data center?) but rest of Meta project still on track.

Site or address
20750 Midstar Dr
Developer
Meta
Owner or tenant
Meta
Expected online
2027
Project cost
$800 million
Facility size
715,000 sq. ft.
Property
280 acres
Purpose
Not reported
Community or watchdog record
FracTracker Alliance (national project monitor)
Activity or stance
Community pushback documented; organization/stance may be unnamed
Location confidence
High
Last source update
2026-06-05
Evidence statusOfficially sourced
Source freshnessStale
Source links8
Completeness100%

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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.