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Spezia Data Center Weekly

U.S. data center news, every Tuesday.

A free weekly read for the people who build, supply, power and finance data centers: which projects moved, who won the work, where the power is coming from and what got blocked. Every story links to its source.

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  • The projects that moved

    Spezia re-researches every tracked project each week. Each issue lists the new projects and the ones that changed stage, linked to each project's page.

  • Every figure has a source

    Each story links to the report, filing or county record behind it. A figure that is not in its source is cut before the issue goes out.

  • Five minutes on Tuesday

    The week's moves in one read by 9 a.m. Eastern, written for sales, estimating, market intelligence and credit teams.

Latest issue

The week to November 13, 2026 · 4 min read

Fluor wins $4B Kentucky EPC, Nevada OKs 510-MW gas plant

Data center build-out advances with a $4B Kentucky EPC award, a 510-MW Nevada gas plant approval, and a $737M Indiana power deal for Google.

  1. Fluor wins EPC contract on $4B Kentucky data center campus
  2. Nevada regulators approve Switch's 510-MW gas plant near Reno
  3. Indiana approves $737M power plan for 390-MW Google data center
  4. OpenAI's 1.2 GW Stargate site in Milam County, Texas, under construction
  5. Fluidstack starts construction on 99-acre Virginia AI campus
  6. AIB orders generators, UPS and switchgear for 50 MW campus

Projects that moved

  • Meta data center in Richland Parish, Louisiana · 4.5 GW · Added to the tracker, under construction
  • Monarch Cloud Campus, Point Pleasant, West Virginia · 1.35 GW · Nscale · Added to the tracker, approved
  • Project Jade, Cheyenne, Wyoming · 1.8 GW · Tallgrass Energy · Blocked or paused to under construction
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Who reads it

  • Equipment makers, distributors and rep agencies selling switchgear, transformers, generators, UPS and cooling
  • Electrical, mechanical and specialty contractors looking for the next job in their states
  • Developers, site selectors and utilities watching power, county votes and rival projects
  • Lenders and investors following power dates, delays and local opposition

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