DC BLOX secures $1.15 billion green loan for Atlanta data center campus

DC BLOX has secured $1.15 billion in green loan financing to develop a data center campus in Douglas County, Georgia. The project will initially deliver 120 MW of capacity, with plans for an additional 80 MW available by 2027. The facility is intended to support demand from cloud computing and AI workloads.

The financing will also enable expansion of DC BLOX’s data center network in the Atlanta metropolitan area, complementing existing hyperscale-ready capacity in Conyers and Douglasville. The company has recently undertaken several projects in the Southeast, including multiple hyperscale edge nodes.

This transaction follows a $265 million green loan completed earlier in 2025 and growth equity committed by Post Road Group in late 2024.

The lending group for the new financing was led by ING Capital LLC as Structuring and Administrative Agent. ING, Mizuho Bank, Ltd, and Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking served as Initial Coordinating Lead Arrangers and Joint Bookrunners, with First Citizens Bank as Coordinating Lead Arranger. CoBank ACB, LBBW New York Branch, The Toronto-Dominion Bank New York Branch, and KeyBank National Association acted as Joint Lead Arrangers, while The Huntington National Bank was Mandated Lead Arranger. ING and Natixis CIB also acted as Joint Green Loan Coordinators. A&O Shearman advised DC BLOX, and Milbank represented the lenders.