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Denmark’s data-center industry association confirmed DDC1 construction at the Port of Esbjerg on August 19, 2026. The first 11.5 MW phase targets commissioning in October 2027; this is a forecast.

Equinix’s August 20, 2026 announcement describes its existing BG2 facility and a US$28 million expansion adding 550 cabinets. This pin represents the operating facility; the expansion commissioning date is unverified.

Vermaland's La Osa data center and energy campus south of Eloy, Pinal County, Arizona, was announced in 2025 at 3,000 MW and 33B USD, cut in May 2026 to 11 buildings and 1,000 MW, and rejected 4-1 by the Pinal County Board of Supervisors on 26 August 2026.

Google’s September 2026 update confirms preliminary infrastructure and site-preparation work. Main data-centre construction has not been confirmed; no opening date is established.

September 2026: Microsoft confirms earthmoving, property preparation and utility relocation at its Silver Springs, Nevada site, with Q&D Construction as general contractor. Building completion and opening dates are unverified.

Google’s September 2026 update describes zoning and preliminary infrastructure for a proposed campus. Main building construction and opening are not established.

September 2026: Microsoft confirms interior framing, drywall, mechanical and electrical work, and further construction phases at Lyle Creek near Highway 16.

Prometheus Hyperscale's Natrona County campus on the Falls Ranch southeast of Casper is planned at 1,250 MW (2026 county presentation) to 1,500 MW (October 2025 announcement), self-powered by on-site natural gas, with a reported 16B USD estimate and no timeline or tenant.

Meta announced its Kuna, Idaho data center is online on 2026-09-03. This newer announcement supersedes the earlier information sheet’s future-tense description.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure's Project Open Sky, a 633-acre campus of six data center buildings north of Piedmont, Oklahoma, needing about 1.4 GW of electrical capacity for a 1 GW cloud campus (Cleanview lists 800 MW), had its annexation and rezoning vote postponed for the fifth time on 28 September 2026; no total project cost has been published.

NYPA’s September 28, 2026 announcement identifies Rich Road Solar in Canton, St. Lawrence County, as a 240 MW project now 51% owned by NYPA, with EDF power solutions as minority owner. Construction is expected in late 2027 and operation in 2029.

CloudBurst Data Centers broke ground in November 2025 on a 1,200 MW behind-the-meter, gas-powered campus between San Marcos and New Braunfels, planned in three 400 MW phases at 14.5B USD, with the first 50 MW due online in Q4 2026.

Teton’s February 2025 presentation filed with Williams County describes 30 MW first phase and 100 MW-plus ultimate liquid-cooled project in Dry Fork Township, with a $200M-plus estimate. The county approved its data-center appeal on February 18; the storage appeal was excluded.

Maryland did not select Cardinal Energy Storage East’s 500 MW Oystercatcher proposal for the first storage award round on October 1, 2026. The six-hour proposal is near BGE’s Conastone substation in Harford County; a later round remains possible.

Green Tea celebrated its West Lake Broken Bridge branch opening on October 4, with Jiangnan dishes and handmade buns.

Douglas County’s public portal identifies Microsoft EAT06 as a two-story data-center building at 875 Urban Industrial Way, parcel 22210920004. Permit BPC-2026-041 was approved September 24 and issued October 5, 2026. It does not verify the former $650M, 57 MW IT or 260,000 sqft claims.

A 500 MW, 6B USD data center is planned on the former Alabama Army Ammunition Plant site in Childersburg, Alabama; on 6 Oct 2026 the city council, acting as its Land Redevelopment Authority, voted to surplus 1,337.10 acres to a developer entity tied to WHP (Western Hospitality Partners) under a purchase and sale agreement.

East Whiteland’s October 6 update confirms receipt of Sentinel’s executed Aqua water agreement as a prerequisite for further building permits, and explicitly says no additional permits had been issued. The township’s current matrix documents the 2024 approved two-building plan, distinct from withdrawn amendments.

Doral’s October 7, 2026 release celebrates imminent commercial operation of Mammoth South, Central I and Central II. EIA separately identifies the 300 MW Mammoth Central Solar Project, plant 66546, rather than treating the entire Central complex as one 300 MW phase.

Honeywell Aerospace announced a US$500 million, 300,000-square-foot Tempe factory on October 28, 2026, targeting late 2028 opening and about 600 jobs over time.

Amazon confirmed a new devices-and-services layoff round. Reuters reports about 250 affected roles, primarily in software development; the company did not publish an exact count.

MISO lists a 600 MW solar request J2519 at Smalling in Richland Parish, Louisiana, with October 31, 2026 inService date, Phase 2 study and Not Started post-GIA status. This is a queue target, not proof of imminent operation.

MISO’s current queue identifies J1576 as a 200 MW solar request on Angie–Adams Creek 230 kV in Washington Parish, Louisiana. GIA completion/execution steps are recorded in January 2023, with negotiated in-service November 1, 2026 and post-GIA status Not Started.

SunEnergy1 identifies Cherry Solar at 180 MWac with fixed-tilt photovoltaic equipment and interconnection to Virginia Electric Power Company in PJM. It publishes two phase targets: November 2026 and March 2027.

ERCOT identifies Aquila Solar as Ben Milam Solar 5’s 500 MW solar request at Gibson Switch 345 kV in Milam County. Its requested commercial date is November 12, 2026; the queue shows screening complete, FIS started and no interconnection agreement.

Equinix lists SP7 as under construction, targeting Q4 2026. Its current expansion directory retains that forecast, and the SP6 release identifies SP7 as a future development on the same campus. Operation is unverified.

AES is finishing Bellefield 2, the second 500 MW solar plus 500 MW four-hour (2,000 MWh) battery phase of its 2,000 MW Bellefield project in Kern County, California, backed by 1.7 billion USD of credit facilities; total cost has not been published and completion is due in 2026.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

NextEra Energy Resources and Sysco are building the Rumble Solar Energy Center, a 250 MW solar project off SH-152 in Minco, Grady County, Oklahoma, expected to finish by the end of 2026. Cleanview tracks it under the name 'Grady Solar' (252 MW) and 'Rumble Solar'.

Cider Solar Farm in the Towns of Elba and Oakfield, Genesee County, New York, developed by Hecate Energy and owned by Greenbacker, is a 500 MWac / 674 MWdc project financed with 950 million USD plus a 440 million USD tax-equity commitment, under construction since 2025 for commercial operation in late 2026.

Consumers Energy and Hecate announced site work on 360 MW Sunfish Solar 2 in January 2025. EIA’s August 2026 inventory still lists it under construction with December 2026 planned operation, later than the initial operator targets.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

Leeward Renewable Energy is building Twelvemile Solar III, a 200 MW solar facility north of State Highway 22 in Johnston County, Oklahoma, part of the 352.2 MW Twelvemile Solar project. LRE expects all three Twelvemile facilities to begin operating in 2026.

Emirates Global Aluminium (60%) and Century Aluminum (40%) plan a 750,000 tonne-per-year smelter at the Port of Inola, Oklahoma, drawing more than 1,000 MW of continuous grid power from PSO under a contract still being negotiated; the 4 billion USD project faces an Oklahoma Attorney General nuisance suit.

1547 Critical Systems Realty has a 30 MW data-center load interconnection request in NYISO's queue (number 1715, "1547 CSR - Orangeburg LLC") for Orangeburg, Rockland County, New York, with initial backfeed proposed for January 2027; no cost has been published.

Creekstone Energy's Delta Gigasite is a master-planned AI data center campus of about 1,100-1,200 acres near Delta in Millard County, Utah, listed at 4,706 MW by Cleanview and master-planned for more than 10,000 MW by Creekstone; deliveries are planned to begin in 2027 and no total cost has been published.

Sailfish Digital Ventures plans Comanche Circle, a master-planned data center park near Tolar in Hood County, Texas, with 3,200 MW in phase I and 5,000 MW across nine campuses; on 13 October 2026 Hood County commissioners rejected a settlement and unanimously denied Sailfish's appeal of its on-site permit applications; no cost has been published.

Copia Power, a Carlyle portfolio company, is building the 550 MW Maricopa Energy Center solar project with 2,200 MWh of battery storage on its Harquahala campus in Maricopa County, Arizona, for Arizona Public Service, financed with a 1.71 billion USD debt facility and an 890 million USD tax equity commitment; total project cost has not been published.

Nottingham’s operator describes a 100 MWac solar development on reclaimed mine land in Athens Township, Harrison County, connected to AEP’s Nottingham substation. Its published schedule targets construction completion and service in Q1 2027.

The current Hillsboro operator page, now branded Panthera Grid Partners, describes 200 MW under construction between Courtland and Hillsboro along Highway 20, targeting early 2027. EIA identifies the project as Hillsboro Solar 3 with historical operator Urban Grid Solar.

CleanArc Data Centers broke ground on 20 November 2025 on VA1, a three-building, 900 MW hyperscale campus on about 650-738 acres in Caroline County, Virginia, with 300 MW planned for 2027, 300 MW for 2030 and 300 MW for 2033-2035; the county puts the campus at 8.8B USD (about 2.93B USD per building).

Joule Capital Partners is building a 4,000-acre AI data center and energy campus in Millard County, Utah, with a self-contained plant of 1,300 MW initially and 4,000 MW planned (Cleanview lists 2,995 MW of future phases); Millard County rezoned the land in August 2025, and the cost is described only as multi-billion dollars.

ENGIE North America is developing the 600 MW Swenson Ranch Solar project in Stonewall County, Texas, a 900 million USD investment whose full output Meta will buy under a power purchase agreement; operation is planned for 2027.

Chirisa lists a 20-acre Piscataway campus with 90 MW of power by mid-2026 and PNJ-01/02 reserved for 2027 delivery. The utility-power plan does not establish 90 MW of IT capacity or energized service.

Chirisa’s operator page lists a 20-acre Piscataway campus with 90 MW power by mid-2026 and PNJ-01/02 reserved for 2027 delivery. The scope covers adaptive reuse of an existing shell and adjacent two-story development.

Stegra's Boden plant pairs a 700 MW electrolyser with an electric arc furnace for 2.5 million tonnes a year of near-zero-emission steel, backed by 8 TWh of Uniper and Axpo power deals from 2027; a 30 September 2026 review says completion costs are significantly higher and more capital is needed.