Skip to content

US state

Tennessee

Data centers, planned capacity, power prices, grid emissions and the AI workforce, each tied to a published source and method.
Latest evidence Oct 25, 2026 · 4 datasets

2.1K MW

Planned capacity

#7 among published states

6.92¢

Industrial power

per kWh · EIA

661.2

Grid carbon intensity

lb CO₂e per MWh · eGRID

2.8K

Data scientists

state employment · BLS

Planned AI capacity

#7

Announced and permitted capacity separated by development stage and confidence.

Published value
2,065 MW
Observations
3
Confidence
60%
As of
Oct 20, 2026

Industrial electricity prices

#3

Statewide average retail electricity prices for commercial and industrial customers, from EIA.

Published value
6.92¢/kWh
Observations
3
Confidence
100%
As of
Aug 31, 2026

Grid carbon intensity

#22

EPA eGRID generation-based annual state CO2e output rates with nameplate capacity, net generation, and coal, gas, nuclear, and renewable mix. Not consumption-based, marginal, or data-center-specific.

Published value
661.166 lb CO₂e per MWh
Observations
7
Confidence
100%
As of
Dec 31, 2023

AI workforce

#24

Exact BLS SOC 15-2051 state employment ranked with concentration, annual pay, survey error, and suppression status preserved.

Published value
2,790 jobs
Observations
5
Confidence
100%
As of
May 15, 2026

Projects

Planned AI data centers

ProjectOwnerPlanned MW2025 capex estimateMilestoneEvidence
Colossus 25420 Tulane Rd, Memphis, TN 38109SpaceXAI2.1K MW$58BFeb 25, 202760% confidence
Evidence note

Building 3 is estimated to be completed. The site is predicted to have enough power infrastructure installed for a total of 1.5 GW of IT Power. Based on building plans we predict the addition of three more cooling arrays similar to the 6x24 dry coolers near Building 1 and 2. With the completion of current cooling structures and the addition of these arrays there will be ~540MW more cooling capacity for a full facility total of ~1390MW. If this cooling capacity is supplemented by mobile coolers, there would be enough cooling and power infrastructure to support 1.5 GW of IT power.

Planned capacity is an estimate from reviewed announcements, not metered utility load. Planned does not mean permitted, financed, built or energized.

Enter your website. In about two minutes, Rank.ai asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini 12 questions your customers ask and grades how often they name you.

  • Your grade out of 100How often AI names you, cites your site, and how high it ranks you.
  • Who gets namedEvery competitor in the answers, most named first.
  • The pages AI readsThe sources behind each answer.
  • Three fixesWhat to fix first, with a brief for the first article.