State Resources
Data center development varies significantly by state
Each state has different utilities, regulators, incentive programs, and community dynamics. These guides provide state-specific information on grid operators, active projects, key regulations, and local resources.
Coming Soon
Virginia
VA- 70% of world's internet traffic flows through Northern Virginia
- New data center rate class effective January 2027
Ohio
OH- Major hyperscaler investments in Columbus area
- Data center tariff with 85% minimum billing
Texas
TX- Isolated ERCOT grid with unique challenges
- Rapid data center growth in Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin
Georgia
GA- Major Google and Meta investments in Atlanta metro
- Large-load policy requiring 100+ MW customers to cover costs
More state guides are in development. Check back soon or explore our state-by-state project data.
What's in Each Guide
Utilities & Regulators
Key utilities serving the state, public utility commission contacts, and relevant regulatory proceedings.
Grid Operator
Regional transmission organization (RTO/ISO), interconnection queue information, and capacity market status.
State Laws & Policy
Clean energy mandates, data center tax incentives, and relevant legislation affecting development.
Active Projects
Documented data center projects in the state with locations, capacities, and current status.
Transmission Infrastructure
Major transmission projects planned or underway to support growing electricity demand.
Local Resources
Advocacy groups, news sources, and community organizations working on data center issues.
Don't See Your State?
Our database tracks 600+ projects across all 50 states. Even without a dedicated guide, you can find project data and use our general resources.