1
Advanced Energy and Intelligence Campus Fermi America, Potter County, TX
11,000MW
Is a data center coming near you?
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Tracking 1224 data centers and filings across 46 states, last updated September 28, 2026, with full planning filings coverage in 36 states. 9 with a hearing or comment period still open. Where we look. See what changed.
Where we look
Blue states have their planning filings researched county by county; the number is how many projects are planned or being built there. Pale states have operating facilities mapped only. Tap a state.
ME 2
AK
VT
NH 3
WA 6
ID 5
MT 1
ND 2
MN 9
IL 20
WI 9
MI 15
NY 11
MA 3
OR 8
NV 9
WY 5
SD 2
IA 12
IN 6
OH 21
PA 21
NJ 6
CT 4
RI
CA 10
UT 9
CO 6
NE 7
MO 8
KY 6
WV 6
VA 38
MD 4
DE
AZ 16
NM 2
KS 8
AR 4
TN 1
NC 7
SC 6
DC 1
OK 12
LA 5
MS 7
AL 3
GA 62
HI
TX 33
FL 3
filings researched: 20+ planned 8 to 19 under 8 operating facilities only nothing yet
Biggest projects in the pipeline
Planned or under construction, by the megawatts on the filing.
2
Meta Richland Parish Data Center (Hyperion) Meta, Richland Parish, LA
5,000MW
3
Homer City Energy Campus Homer City Redevelopment LLC, Indiana County, PA
4,500MW
4
Tract Caldwell Valley Technology Park Tract, Caldwell County, TX
4,000MW
5
DCIP DeSoto County AI Data Center DCIP Group, DeSoto County, FL
4,000MW
6
Project Camellia OpenAI, Effingham County, GA
3,200MW
7
Project Camellia (OpenAI Data Center) OpenAI, Effingham County, GA
3,200MW
8
Adams Fork Harless Data Center Energy Campus TransGas Development Systems, Mingo County, WV
2,400MW
Recent filings
Spring Valley Tech Park Operator not disclosed
Salem 3 Data Center Campus (4-3 Glenbrook Group) 4-3 Glenbrook Group
Fleet Data Centers South Valley and Peru Ridge Campuses Fleet Data Centers
Three ways to use this
The free search
Type any US address and see every data center site we track within 25 miles: how many, how far, and where each one stands. Under 2 miles, 2 to 10, and 10 to 25, because "near me" means different things for noise and for your electric bill.
The address report
For $39, we research one address fresh the day you order it: rezonings, land deals, utility filings, and local news not yet in our database, every finding dated and sourced. A person reviews it before we email it to you, usually within 24 hours, with an estimated noise, water, and power bill outlook.
Coverage runs in two tiers. Operating data centers are tracked nationwide, from the public building footprints in OpenStreetMap and the IM3 atlas. Planning filings, the rezonings and permits that decide what gets built next, are researched county by county and cover 36 states so far. The coverage page says which tier your state is in.
When we find nothing, we say so carefully. Half of these projects are filed under shell LLCs before anyone announces them, so "nothing we track" is not the same as "no data center". That is what watching an address is for.