Google completes aquifer storage and recovery system in Oregon

Google · October 22, 2025 · ✓ verified

Google has completed an aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) project in The Dalles, Oregon, and permanently transferred ownership and associated groundwater rights to the City of The Dalles.

  • Project completion and transfer: Google completed a new aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) system in The Dalles, Oregon and permanently transferred ownership and associated groundwater rights to the City of The Dalles; the system provides over 100 million additional gallons of water annually and is designed to capture rainy-season runoff for use in drier months, increasing the city’s water capacity for decades.
  • Context and implementation details: The ASR is part of Google’s investments in Oregon where it operates data centers that deliver AI-powered technologies (Cloud, Maps, Workspace, YouTube); the announcement references a data center water profile PDF and an accompanying YouTube video; no monetary figures or specific project construction timelines are stated in the article.
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