Data Centers -- Page 3

Shadowbox Studios asks DeKalb County zoning board to clear its stalled data center project.

Virginia leads all US states in data center count as new construction shifts toward rural markets.

IEA data shows data center power demand could nearly double to 950 TWh by 2030, driven by US onsite gas.

TVA is raising wholesale power rates on data centers as demand accelerates across its Southeast grid.

Anthropic will lease 460MW at Nscale's West Virginia data center campus under a six year, $45 billion deal.

Northern Virginia leads global data center markets with nearly 7 GW of installed capacity.

Data center electricity use is set to rise 530 terawatt-hours between 2024 and 2030.

Data center load made up 9 percent of PJM wholesale power costs through July 2026.

AWS will deploy 2 million more Nvidia GPUs across its fleet through 2027 and 2028.

Georgia PSC staff approve Georgia Power's contract to serve a 3,200 megawatt OpenAI data center in Effingham County.

Harbert Management acquired the 323 MW Mid-Georgia Cogen plant in Kathleen, Georgia, citing state load growth.

Georgia regulators approved a 3.2 GW Georgia Power supply contract for OpenAI's planned Effingham County data center.

Texas grid planners cut peak demand projections as data center interconnection requests slow.

Project Camellia adds another very large load to a Georgia grid already absorbing rapid data center growth.

Delaware enacts clean energy rules, a higher utility rate class and peak curtailment for hyperscale data centers.

Filings show four more data center buildings planned at the Cedar Creek campus in Bastrop County, Texas.

Statista projects the global data center market will reach $572.99B in 2026 as US construction spending surges.

Rum Group signs up to $13.7B lease for GPU capacity at its Maysville, Georgia data center campus under development.

The Georgia PSC approved a Georgia Power contract serving a 3,200 megawatt OpenAI data center in Effingham County.

The Georgia Chamber launched a campaign responding to local opposition and disputed claims surrounding data center devel