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Known data centers and power projects, with the source on every row.

A free, filterable list built from open data: 3,242 known data centers and 8,163 power plants of 10 MW or more (operating, planned and retired), plus planned Texas projects with a signed interconnection agreement. It is a starting list, not a complete one.

11,405 results, page 115 of 115. Biggest first.

TypeNameOwnerWhereStatusMWFuelYearSource
Data centerZebra EastWALSH, COLUCCI, LUBELEY & WALS / MINCHEW RANDALL J.VA (city-level)existing or reported———ATLAS data center map
Data centerZediker Station Data CenterCNX ResourcesPA (city-level)existing or reported———ATLAS data center map
Data centerZenith Volts Roswell Data CenterZenith VoltsNM (city-level)existing or reported———ATLAS data center map
Data centerZone5Fair Holdings LlcVA (city-level)existing or reported———ATLAS data center map
Data centerZydeco Hutto Data CenterZydecoTX (city-level)existing or reported———ATLAS data center map

Data center locations are city-level, so they can be off by several miles, and MW is not published for them in this data. A project not listed here may still exist. Texas planned projects are listed by county only. ERCOT lists these projects by county only, with no map location or owner. A listed project can be delayed or cancelled, and one that is not listed may still be in the interconnection queue.

Sources: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-860M (public domain) · Texas planned projects: ERCOT planned capacity changes (public monthly workbook) · Data centers (c) Ringmast4r - Global-Data-Center-Map (github.com/Ringmast4r/Global-Data-Center-Map). Facility locations vary in precision and are not verified ground truth — treat each entry as a lead on an existing nearby facility, not a confirmed fact.

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