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Datacenter siting watch

Announced campuses against what the interconnection queue and air/FAA traces actually show. The announcement page overwrites. We keep the dated join.

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Not for sale yet. We are not charging for this feed. A monthly price is a promise that a new file turns up next month, and we are not making that promise yet. What we will do now is show you the file. The sample below is 25 real rows off dated copies we sealed ourselves, and every one of them names a datacenter in the agency’s own words — 4 Texas air permits waiting on a decision, and 21 FAA notices for the buildings and cranes going up at named datacenter sites.

Collection has paused on part of this source. We read the Arizona permits-in-progress list every day when it is running. Our newest sealed copy of it is from 2026-08-13, which is 17 days ago, and we hold 33 dated copies of it, from 2026-07-10 to 2026-08-13. Nothing new is being added to them today. Still being read: the Texas pending air permit list, newest copy 2026-08-29; the Georgia utility docket, newest copy 2026-08-29; the aviation obstruction cases, newest copy 2026-08-21. So part of this page is live and part of it is historic. If the rows you need come from a list named above as paused, ask us before you pay, not after.

Announced campuses, on this pageSealed 21 Aug 2026

Fifty-seven campuses on the frozen list, fifteen of them in Texas. Three of those fifteen are below. No megawatt figure for any campus is in that seal, so we print none. The only megawatt column here is the interconnection queue, and it is a county total, not a campus.

Announced campuses against the queue Sealed 21 Aug 2026
CampusPlaceMonth announced, in sealQueue MW in county
Cipher Mining Barber LakeColorado City, Mitchell County, TX2025-096133
TeraWulf Abernathy CampusAbernathy, Hale County, TX2025-103598.2
AWS Madison County Mega SiteCanton, Madison County, MS2024-01777

How to read these columns. The month announced is the only thing the campus seal carries beyond the name, the operator, the place and a status — there is no megawatt field in it at all, for any of the 57. Queue MW is a different seal: the interconnection queue we sealed on 30 Jul 2026, added up for every project in that US state and county. It is the county, not the campus, and none of it is necessarily that company’s.

Paid file is the repeating panel, not a one-campus study.

Doing this yourself

Siting notices sit in county agendas, utility filings and press pages that get reorganised and taken down. Nobody publishes a list of what changed this month.

To build this yourself you would have to watch each source on a schedule and keep a dated copy of every page, because the version that proves the change is the one that gets replaced.

What you get each month

  • The repeating panelNot a one-campus study.
  • Announced campuses joined to the interconnection queuePlus the air and FAA traces we hold, matched on US state + county.
  • A blank cell where the seal has no numberWe do not fill a gap with a guess.

How it works

  1. You email us and say which campuses or regions matter to you.
  2. It costs nothing to ask.
  3. A person emails you the panel, with the seal date it was built from.

What this page cannot tell you

No megawatt figure for any campus is in what we sealed. The frozen campus list carries a name, a place and the month it was announced, and no size at all. The only megawatt column anywhere on this page is the grid connection queue, and that is a county total for everything waiting to plug in, not a reading of any one campus.

A permit list is not a list of data centres. What we read is the Texas environment agency’s own list of air-permit applications waiting on a decision. Plenty of what is on it has nothing to do with computing, and a campus that needs no air permit never appears at all. That is why the sample file below is filtered rather than raw: a row only reaches it if the filing’s own text names a datacenter, and if the thing being permitted is not a supply plant — a concrete batch plant named after the datacenter it pours for is still a permit for a concrete plant.

An application dropping off is not a decision. The agency stops showing a row when it stops being pending and does not always say why. We can tell you it was on one dated copy and not on the next. We cannot tell you it was approved, refused or withdrawn, and we will not guess.

See the file we hold

You do not have to take our word for what is in the file. Here are 25 rows of the real thing, carrying all 12 of its columns, cut out of the dated copies we sealed ourselves. Every one of them names a datacenter in the agency’s own words: 4 Texas air permit applications waiting on a decision, sealed 24 Aug 2026, and 21 FAA obstruction notices still open, sealed 21 Aug 2026.

  • Open the 25 rows as a CSVA plain spreadsheet file. It saves to your machine rather than painting itself into a browser tab, and it opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
  • The same 25 rows as JSONThe same rows again, laid out for reading with code.

Nothing on this page is for sale. The sample file is free to read, and so is every row on the page above it.

These 25 rows are a slice of the file, not the whole of it. We do not print the size of the whole file on this page, because this page is written by hand and the number would go stale the next night; the coverage page counts it fresh every night, list by list.

Start the thread

No pay button. Email operations@ustechautomations.com. It costs nothing to ask. A person still emails the panel. There is no automatic login yet.

Email us the campuses you follow

Email us the campuses you follow and we will tell you which of our dated copies carry them, and how old the newest copy of each list is. The sample file on this page is real and free to read. There is nothing to buy yet.

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