Pins matching place:Mississippi

Colossus 2 (Southaven power plant) is an active data center project in DeSoto County, MS with documented air permitting for 27 Gas turbines.

xAI's Colossus 2 at 5420 Tulane Road in South Memphis is listed at 735 MW by Cleanview and about 1.3 GW of on-site gas generation by a Cleanview report; its turbines in Southaven, Mississippi drew an NAACP Clean Air Act suit on 14 April 2026, and no project cost has been published.

xAI / MZX Tech LLC is an active data center project in DeSoto County, MS with documented air permitting for 41 Natural gas turbines.

Data center campus in Mississippi with tracked parcel boundary (648 acres, 100 MW).

Data center campus in Mississippi with tracked parcel boundary (500 MW).

Data center campus in Mississippi with tracked parcel boundary (99 acres, 730,000 sq ft, 100 MW).

Data center campus in Mississippi with tracked parcel boundary (100 MW).

xAI; MZX Tech (subsidiary) is an active data center project in DeSoto, MS with documented air permitting for 59 Natural gas turbines.

The Greenwood Solar Project is a 200 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic facility planned across approximately 1,600 acres of flat agricultural land near Greenwood in Leflore County, Mississippi. Evaluated by the Mississippi Public Service Commission (MPSC) and interconnecting into Entergy Mississippi's 115 kV / 230 kV transmission network in MISO, the single-axis tracking facility delivers low-cost clean electricity and industrial economic development to the Mississippi Delta.

NextEra Energy Resources is constructing the 170 MWac Greer Solar Plant across 1,500 acres of flat delta terrain in Washington County, Mississippi. Formally approved by the Mississippi Public Service Commission (MPSC) under a long-term utility Power Purchase Agreement with Entergy Mississippi, the single-axis tracking solar generation center will deliver clean electricity for over 35,000 Mississippi households while expanding Delta region clean energy capital investment.

The Marshall Solar Project is a 5 MWac utility-scale distributed generation photovoltaic array located along Highway 7 near Holly Springs in Marshall County, Mississippi. Covering approximately 40 acres of rural countryside, the facility feeds power into the local Holly Springs Utility Department distribution grid powered by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), delivering low-cost clean power to northern Mississippi communities.

AVAIO Digital Partners is developing the 6B USD Taurus Data Center Hub across 329 acres in Brandon, Mississippi, launching an initial 116 MW phase with Entergy utility infrastructure.

Amazon Web Services began site construction on its 2.0B USD, 200 MW hyperscale cloud campus at the Madison County Mega Site in Canton, Mississippi, part of AWS's statewide 10B USD program with Entergy.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Webb Clean Energy Storage Center in Tallahatchie County, Mississippi. Delivering 100 MW / 400 MWh of utility-scale lithium-ion battery storage, the facility connects to the 115 kV Webb substation to balance Delta solar generation and reinforce regional grid reliability.

Amazon Web Services began site work on its 2.0B USD, 148 MW hyperscale computing campus in Madison County, Mississippi, representing a key installation of AWS's landmark 10B USD statewide cloud program with Entergy.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Pelahatchie to Scott Clean Solar Farm in Scott County, Mississippi. Generating 175 MWac of renewable power, the project interfaces with the 115 kV regional transmission system to strengthen central Mississippi agricultural and commercial energy reliability.

Silicon Ranch and Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) development of the SR Magnolia Clean Solar Farm in Monroe County, Mississippi. Delivering 160 MWac of regenerative utility-scale solar generation, the project connects to the 161 kV TVA transmission network to power northeastern Mississippi commercial and industrial off-takers.

D.E. Shaw Renewable Investments (DESRI) development of the Hinds Clean Solar Energy Center in Hinds County, Mississippi. Generating 150 MWac of clean photovoltaic power interconnected with Entergy Mississippi's high-voltage grid, the project delivers carbon-free electricity to the Jackson metropolitan region.

The Covington Solar Project is a 96 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic energy facility situated across managed timber and agricultural lands near Collins in Covington County, Mississippi. Developed by Origis Energy under a long-term power purchase agreement with Cooperative Energy, the solar array delivers clean, affordable wholesale electricity to twelve electric distribution cooperatives serving hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses across Mississippi.

The Scott Switchyard Battery Storage System is a 100 MW / 400 MWh utility-scale 4-hour battery energy storage facility situated near Morton in Scott County, Mississippi. Collocated with Entergy Mississippi's 115 kV transmission switchyard, the facility provides critical voltage support, stores surplus regional renewable power, and provides local capacity during peak agricultural and industrial operations.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Batesville to Moon Lake Clean Solar Project in Quitman County, Mississippi. Generating 450 MWac of clean power across the Mississippi Delta agricultural basin, the system connects directly to the 230 kV transmission line to support industrial loads and renewable portfolio expansion.

The Tinnin Road Battery Energy Storage Facility is a 150 MW / 600 MWh utility-scale 4-hour battery energy storage installation situated near Clinton in Hinds County, Mississippi. Developed to enhance regional grid reliability and support growing commercial demand across the Jackson metropolitan area, the facility provides flexible dispatch and frequency response across Entergy Mississippi's transmission system.

The Magee 161 Solar Project is a 165 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located between Magee and Mendenhall in Simpson County, Mississippi. Developed by D.E. Shaw Renewable Investments (DESRI), the facility ties into Entergy Mississippi's 161 kV transmission line between Magee and White Oak, delivering clean, reliable power across the Pine Belt region under Entergy's renewable resource expansion program.

Steel River Solar LLC has executed an interconnection agreement for Phase 1 of the 550M USD, 500 MW utility solar energy center in Mississippi County, Arkansas, serving MISO South grid reliability.

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) transmission-interconnected development of the Robinsonville Clean Solar Center in DeSoto County, Mississippi. Delivering 199 MWac of clean photovoltaic power, the facility ties to the 230 kV electric grid to provide zero-carbon electricity to northwestern Mississippi communities and commercial developments.

NextEra Energy Resources transmission-interconnected development of the Okolona Clean Solar Center near Okolona in Chickasaw County, Mississippi. Delivering 145 MWac of utility-scale photovoltaic power into the 161 kV TVA regional grid, the project expands clean generation capacity across northeastern Mississippi.

Entergy Mississippi transmission-tied development of the Lakeover to McAdams Clean Solar Project in Madison County, Mississippi. Delivering 188 MWac of clean solar generation, the system connects directly to the 500 kV transmission network to power growing digital and advanced manufacturing facilities across central Mississippi.

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) transmission-interconnected development of the Twinkletown Clean Energy Storage Center in DeSoto County, Mississippi. Delivering 250 MW / 1,000 MWh of advanced battery storage connected to the 230 kV bulk electric system, the facility provides vital peak shaving and voltage regulation for the rapidly expanding Memphis metropolitan industrial corridor.

Entergy Mississippi utility-scale development of the Penton Clean Solar Plant in DeSoto County, Mississippi. Generating 190 MWac of single-axis tracking photovoltaic power, the facility interconnects with the northwestern Mississippi high-voltage transmission system to serve growing commercial and hyperscale loads.

Steel River Solar LLC has completed definitive system impact studies for Phase 2 of the 550M USD, 500 MW utility solar energy center in Mississippi County, Arkansas.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Blytheville I-55 Energy Storage Center in Mississippi County, Arkansas. Supplying 200 MW / 800 MWh of utility-scale battery energy storage, the facility interfaces with the Blytheville 161 kV substation to provide rapid voltage stabilization and support steel mill industrial loads in northeast Arkansas.

Sandy Bayou Solar LLC has executed an interconnection agreement for the 550M USD, 500 MW utility solar energy center in Mississippi County, Arkansas, serving Entergy Arkansas and MISO South.

Entergy Mississippi transmission-interconnected development of the Sardis to Clarksdale Clean Energy Storage Center in Panola County, Mississippi. Providing 200 MW / 800 MWh of four-hour battery storage, the project connects to the 230 kV grid to enhance system resilience, alleviate transmission congestion, and replace retiring thermal capacity across northern Mississippi.