

| Metric | Reported figure | Time basis | Safe interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agate LLC / Google Lincoln electricity | 52.65 MW | peak electrical demand | Peak power, not annual energy consumption |
| Agate LLC / Google Lincoln water | 13.299 million gal | past year | 13.299 Mgal/year |
| Six Nebraska data centers, combined water | 765 million gal | past year | 765 Mgal/year |
| Fireball Group / Google Papillion water | 547.88 million gal | 2025 annual consumption | 547.88 Mgal/year |




That MW figure has no timescale. it is a peak metric from one instant. 53 MW for one second = ~0.015 kWh 53 MW for one hour = ~53 MWh 53 MW continuously for one day = ~1.26 GWh 53 MW continuously for one year = ~462 GWh There is no guessing as to how often that one datacenter operates at peak power consumption.