Country
United States
AI data center dossier
Country
United States
Operator
Amazon Web Services
Energy
Renewable / grid
Tracked capacity
Unknown
Grid-connection envelope | Official source
No selected data-center MW; the prior 1.3 GW value refers to statewide carbon-free energy projects that help power Amazon operations, not disclosed facility capacity.
Evidence profile
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Readiness
71%
5 citations linked
No map point published yet
No selected MW value published
3 dated fields available
HTML, JSON, and GeoJSON all available
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Amazon Web Services announced a $10 billion Madison County, Mississippi project in January 2024 to build two data-center complexes in two industrial parks, creating at least 1,000 jobs. Mississippi Development Authority repeats the same $10 billion Madison County scope. Amazon later described renewable-energy and grid work around the project: 650 MW of new solar projects with Entergy and a total of 1.3 GW of new carbon-free energy projects across Mississippi that help power Amazon's local data centers, stores, and fulfillment centers.
ADCI removes the previous 1,300 MW selected data-center capacity because the opened 1.3 GW source refers to statewide solar/wind energy procurement, not disclosed AWS facility IT load or campus power capacity. Mississippi Today reported in June 2026 that Canton is operating, Ridgeland is in early construction, and other broader Mississippi AWS facilities are in site-prep or pre-construction; this Madison County record remains under construction for the combined local data-center complexes.
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