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13 sites · 7 statesPowerHouse Data Centers data centers
Every PowerHouse Data Centers site in the public record, most contested first. 5 of the 13 carry documented local opposition or litigation.
Where PowerHouse Data Centers is being opposed
- PowerHouse Data Centers, Louisville (Camp Ground Road)Louisville, Kentucky · Under construction · Opposed
Strong community opposition from Rubbertown-area residents citing energy affordability burdens on low-income customers, environmental and health equity concerns in a historically underserved West End neighborhood.
- PAX, Pennsylvania Digital ICarlisle, Pennsylvania · Under construction · Contested
Middlesex Township supervisors voted 3-0 (Ordinance 3-2025, May 30 2025) to create a 694-acre Data Center Overlay District making data centers a by-right use; Protect Cumberland County PA documents organized opposition over water, pollution, utility rates, and private-well impacts (Rep.
- Carrollton Industrial CampusCarrollton, Kentucky · Proposed · Contested
Carroll County/Ghent-area residents organized opposition (group 'No Data Center 502') after learning the Carrollton Industrial Campus had reportedly been in development for over a year before its public announcement.
- PowerHouse Charlotte CampusCharlotte, North Carolina · Under construction · Contested
As of an August 2023 report, Charlotte city staff declined to endorse the project over noise concerns, and Councilmember LaWana Slack-Mayfield said the industrial-scale use 'should be in an industrial area, not around residential homes.' Charlotte City Council approved a 150-day pause on new data center development on June 8, 2026, and voted unanimously in October 2026 to extend it until October 18, 2027; existing permits are unaffected.
- PowerHouse Caldwell County Data CenterUhland, Texas · Proposed · Contested
Substantial pushback reported from residents at an open house.
Every PowerHouse Data Centers site on record
- PowerHouse Data Centers, Louisville (Camp Ground Road) · Louisville, KYUnder construction · 402 MW · Opposed
- PAX, Pennsylvania Digital I · Carlisle, PAUnder construction · 1.4 GW · Contested
- Carrollton Industrial Campus · Carrollton, KYProposed · 800 MW · Contested
- PowerHouse Charlotte Campus · Charlotte, NCUnder construction · 300 MW · Contested
- PowerHouse Caldwell County Data Center · Uhland, TXProposed · Contested
- PowerHouse 95 · Spotsylvania, VAUnder construction · 800 MW · Mixed reception
- Chirisa Technology Park, Richmond (Chester) · Chester, VAUnder construction · 120 MW · Mixed reception
- PowerHouse Grand Prairie Campus · Grand Prairie, TXUnder construction · 1.8 GW
- PowerHouse Hobart · Hobart, INProposed · 450 MW
- PowerHouse Circle T Data Center Campus · Westlake, TXProposed · 300 MW
- PowerHouse Reno Campus · McCarran, NVUnder construction · 65 MW
- PowerHouse ABX-1 · Ashburn, VAOperating · 60 MW
- PowerHouse CTP-02 · Chester, VAUnder construction · 50 MW
PowerHouse Data Centers by state
Questions
How many data centers does PowerHouse Data Centers have?
<p>13 sites appear in the registry for PowerHouse Data Centers as of October 29, 2026, across Indiana, Kentucky, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia. The registry counts named facilities and campuses in the public record, so a site that has never been announced or permitted will not appear.</p>
Is anyone opposing a PowerHouse Data Centers data center?
<p>Yes. 5 of the 13 carry a documented reception of contested, opposed or in litigation, and 0 are or have been the subject of a lawsuit over siting, permitting or operation. Each is listed below with its own profile and sources.</p>
Where does this come from?
<p>The facility records come from an open survey of US data centers joined to our own case reporting, and every profile lists its sources. Nothing on this page is asserted about PowerHouse Data Centers as a company: it is a count of sites and what the public record says about each.</p>
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Registry updated October 29, 2026. Nothing here is asserted about PowerHouse Data Centers as a company; it is a count of sites and what the public record says about each. Download the data.
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