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Google data center campuses — Muskogee County, Oklahoma

Google announced in November 2025 that it will build two data center campuses in Muskogee County, near Summit and Council Hill. Power comes from new OG&E contracts and two solar agreements totaling 600 MW.

At a glance

Operator
Google
Jurisdiction
Muskogee County, Oklahoma (near Summit and Council Hill)
Utility
OG&E, under new long-term contracts that Google will fund
Clean power
Two new PPAs totaling 600 MW from Rush Springs Solar and High Spring Solar
Statewide context
Google's $9 billion, two-year Oklahoma investment (company figure)
Status
Announced Nov. 20, 2025; campus capacity and schedule not given

What the sources establish

  • Google announced on Nov. 20, 2025, that it will build two data center campuses in Muskogee County, near the towns of Summit and Council Hill. [1]
  • The campuses are part of Google's broader $9 billion, two-year investment across Oklahoma. [1]
  • Google signed new long-term contracts with OG&E, under which it will buy electric service and fund the infrastructure needed to support the data centers. [1]
  • Google announced two new power purchase agreements totaling 600 MW of clean energy from the Rush Springs Solar and High Spring Solar projects in Stephens and Muskogee counties. [1]
  • For the Muskogee expansion, Google is contributing $1 million to local schools, small business revitalization and skilled-trades training. [1]
  • Google already runs major data center campuses in Pryor and Stillwater. [1]
  • Google's statewide water program, announced with the campuses, is expected to replenish 1.4 billion gallons in north-central Oklahoma over seven years. It is not tied to a Muskogee site. [1]

Conflicts. The $9 billion investment and the water and workforce programs are statewide figures, not Muskogee-specific amounts. The article gives no megawatt figure for the two campuses, so the 600 MW figure describes contracted clean power, not campus load.

Timeline

  1. Nov. 20, 2025 — Google announces the two Muskogee County campuses, the OG&E contracts and the 600 MW of new solar agreements.

What this page does not establish

  • Campus megawatts and building counts.
  • Construction start and first-phase date.
  • Water source for the two campuses.
  • Local tax incentives, if any.
  • Which of the two sites is near Summit and which near Council Hill.

What to check next

  1. Muskogee County and town of Summit or Council Hill zoning and incentive records.
  2. OG&E large-load filings with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
  3. The Rush Springs and High Spring solar project filings.
  4. Google's environmental reports after the sites open.