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US state

Utah

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

411 MW

Planned capacity

#16 among published states

8.56¢

Industrial power

per kWh · EIA

1.4K

Grid carbon intensity

lb CO₂e per MWh · eGRID

4.4K

Data scientists

state employment · BLS

Planned AI capacity

#16

Announced and permitted capacity separated by development stage and confidence.

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

Industrial electricity prices

#18

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

Published value
8.56¢/kWh
Observations
3
Confidence
100%
As of
Aug 31, 2026

Grid carbon intensity

#46

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
1,421.234 lb CO₂e per MWh
Observations
7
Confidence
100%
As of
Dec 31, 2023

AI workforce

#19

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

Published value
4,360 jobs
Observations
5
Confidence
100%
As of
May 15, 2026

Projects

Planned AI data centers

ProjectOwnerPlanned MW2025 capex estimateMilestoneEvidence
QTS Eagle Mountain652 E Hyperscale Way, Eagle Mountain, UT 84013Meta411 MW$11.5BJul 1, 202760% confidence
Evidence note

We estimate Building 3 will be fully operational by H2 2027 following a similar time line to Buildings 1 and 2 of 14 months from land clearing to operational.

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

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