Meta Kuna Data Center Campus Building 4, Cole Road, Kuna, Ada County, ID 83634Meta Platforms
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2027 based on planned campus phase schedule and utility power delivery filings.[1]
Meta Platforms expansion of the Kuna Data Center Campus with Building 4 in Ada County, Idaho. Providing 40 MW of critical IT compute capacity across 250,000 square feet, Building 4 is backed by Idaho Power 100% renewable energy procurement and operates with LEED Gold certification standards and direct evaporative cooling systems.
Nissan Parkway & US Highway 51, Canton, Madison County, MS 39046Amazon Web Services
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Unverified legacy June 2027 COD;2027 operator milestone concerns recycled-water transition.
Amazon says Canton will use reclaimed wastewater for cooling from 2027, with 83 million gallons reused annually. Its statewide$25 B program and additional$11 B Madison investment do not establish the old Canton-only$2 B budget or 200 MW IT capacity.
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Estimated completion quarter: approximate calendar placement from the published year, month, or season; the selected day is a placeholder, not a verified event day. This is not an opening date.[1]
Equinix’s current expansion directory targets PA14 for Q2 2027. Its annual filing identifies the facility as under construction. The exact parcel and confirmed opening date are unverified.
Brazoria County, Texas; retained approximate county-area point, exact 25INR0235 parcel unverifiedAustin Bayou Solar, LLC
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June 1, 2027 is ERCOT’s[1][2] projected COD, not confirmed energization.
ERCOT’s September 2026 GIS report identifies Austin Bayou Solar, LLC’s Austin Bayou Storage I as 150.68 MW in Brazoria County, queue 25INR0235, targeting June 1, 2027. It is separate from Storage II/III and the solar requests.
Blacks Creek Solar Center, Blacks Creek Road Corridor, Kuna, Ada County, ID 83634Origis Energy
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2027 based on regional grid generator interconnection queue schedule and state regulatory filings.[1]
Origis Energy development of the Blacks Creek Clean Solar Center in Ada County, Idaho. Generating 400 MWac of renewable photovoltaic energy across 2,800 acres of southern Idaho terrain, the project connects directly to Idaho Power high-voltage transmission lines to supply clean power to growing Boise metropolitan area loads.
Google Lincoln Campus Building 2, North 56th Street & Interstate 80 Corridor, Lincoln, Lancaster County, NE 68528Google LLC
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2027 based on planned campus phase schedule and utility power delivery filings.[1]
Google development of Building 2 at its Lincoln Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Adding 156 MW of computational power capacity, the multi-story data center features redundant electrical feeds, energy-efficient liquid cooling systems, and high-speed fiber interconnects to expand Google's global cloud network.
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Unverified legacy June 2027 date; official city record says concept only and no formal application.[1]
Monticello’s official project page describes a 1.3-million-square-foot concept on 106 acres with no formal development or annexation application. In May 2026 the council re-guided about 68 western acres toward housing; about 38 eastern acres remain light industrial.
Project Bluestem Campus Building 1, 158th Street Corridor, Basehor, Leavenworth County, KS 66007Cloverleaf Infrastructure
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2027 based on planned campus phase schedule and utility power delivery filings.[1]
Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 1 at the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. The advanced compute facility provides 240 MW of critical IT load across 400,000 square feet, connected to Evergy high-voltage transmission and engineered for low water consumption and scalable AI cluster deployments.
26000 Inkster Road, Southfield, MI 48033Metrobloks
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Operator says coming soon without a COD. June 2027 is an unverified legacy tracker placeholder; requires developer confirmation.[1]
Metrobloks currently advertises 89 MW of critical IT capacity for DTW-D at 27500 Inkster Road, Southfield. Earlier approval reporting described 100 MW total power and conflicting $500 million and $1.5 billion investment estimates.
LaGrange Storage Center, US Route 20 Corridor, LaGrange, LaGrange County, IN 46761NIPSCO
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2027 based on MISO generator interconnection queue schedule and state regulatory filings.[1]
NIPSCO transmission-interconnected development of the LaGrange Clean Energy Storage Complex in LaGrange County, Indiana. Delivering 100 MW / 400 MWh of utility-scale battery storage, the system interfaces with northern Indiana transmission corridors to balance variable wind and solar energy feeds across regional rural electric networks.
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The season's bounds are fixed by the National Hurricane Center, not forecast: "The official hurricane season for the Atlantic basin is from June 1 to November 30, but tropical cyclone activity sometimes occurs before and after these dates." The pin therefore ends at the exclusive 00:00Z boundary of 1 December 2027.[1]
The National Hurricane Center's official Atlantic season runs from 1 June to 30 November, the six months in which almost all basin activity falls. An average season brings 14 named storms.
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June 1, 2027 remains an unverified legacy estimated marker. Rowan[3] gives 2026/2027 delivery horizons for II/III but no exact phase-II commissioning day; substantial completion of I is a different phase.
MDE distinguishes Bauxite I,II and III at Quantum Frederick. Rowan’s portfolio describes their combined scope with conflicting 600/630 MW figures; these do not verify 132 MW for Bauxite II. Reported$1.24 B construction financing is not a published$1.1 B project cost.