What it is
The size, the stage, how long it has sat there, and when the developer says it comes online.
Months in stage is often the most telling number on the page. A project that sits in permitting for a year usually has a reason.
What we track
Most trackers stop at a pin and a megawatt number. That’s where we start.
| Project | State | Stage | IT load | Target online | Last update |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DC-OH-···· | OH | Permitting | 8,024 MW | Dec 2028 | Sep 2026 |
| DC-LA-···· | LA | Under Construction | 5,000 MW | Dec 2030 | Oct 2026 |
| DC-TX-···· | TX | Announced | 5,000 MW | Dec 2029 | Sep 2026 |
| DC-OK-···· | OK | Permitting | 2,750 MW | — | Sep 2026 |
| DC-PA-···· | PA | Under Construction | 2,000 MW | — | Sep 2026 |
| DC-TX-···· | TX | Announced | 2,000 MW | — | Jul 2026 |
| DC-WV-···· | WV | Permitting | 2,000 MW | — | Aug 2026 |
| DC-IL-···· | IL | Entitled | 1,800 MW | Dec 2029 | Jul 2026 |
The largest projects in development by IT load. Names are in the terminal.
Where the power comes from
What is secured on paper, what kind of power it is, where it stands, and what sits on site as backup.
Backup generators are logged when a permit or filing names them. They show how a site plans to ride through an outage, and they never count toward supply.
Who is on it, and who is paying
The firms named on each project, by role, and each financing as its own deal with its own date.
Open any company to see every other project it is on. That is usually where the next conversation starts.
Who has to say yes
The approvals in hand, the hearings ahead, and any local rule that could stop the project.
261 projects sit under a local moratorium today. Each project page names the measure, and when it ends where the measure sets an end date.
What changed, and when
Each dated change we find, with its source, in the order it happened.
2,041 dated entries so far. The log is how you tell a project that is moving from one that has gone quiet.