North Lanarkshire

DataVita DV1

Operating5 sources24 MWMedium
Operating site5 independent sources
Capacity24 MWMedium
Operator
SiteChapelhallNorth Lanarkshire · about 1.7 ha
Latest planning activityPlant extension and generator building25/00150/FUL · Application Permitted · 05 Dec 2025Council record ↗

Operating · expanding toward 40MW.

Overview

Scotland's largest operating data centre, open since 2016. Uptime Institute Tier III for design and construction. Being expanded for CoreWeave.

Sources disagree: DataVita's own pages give both 24MW available and 12MW today; DataCenterHawk lists 13MW critical power. 24MW is shown.

Site and surroundings

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Site centreResidentialIndustrial / commercialWoodland River floodSurface water floodCoastal flood SSSI / SAC / SPAAncient woodlandHeritage designation Listed buildingSchool, care or healthPower line250 m · 500 m · 1 km from the site centre

See the exact red-line boundary on the council's map ↗ · Building counts and flood shares are measured from the council's application boundary; the rings are drawn from the site centre. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence. Flood maps © SEPA; designations © NatureScot and © Historic Environment Scotland; all under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.

Planning

This site is operating. The council records below are past consents for the building or recent works.

Site locationCentre of the application site for 25/00150/FUL, about 1.7 ha. Grid reference E 277852 N 661858.
See the red-line boundary on North Lanarkshire Council's map ↗
Council planning record · North Lanarkshire Council
ReferenceTypeStatusDateApplicant
25/00150/FULPlant extension and generator buildingApplication Permitted05 Dec 2025

Search the North Lanarkshire planning portal for the latest documents, consultee responses and public comments.

Public response

1against
0in support
0neutral
2neighbours notified

100% of comments that took a side were against. From the public comments tab of 25/00150/FUL, read 19 Oct 2026. This council publishes the counts but not the comment text, so what people wrote cannot be analysed.

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