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PowerHouse Louisville:data center in Jefferson, Kentucky.
PowerHouse Louisville is a planned data center in Jefferson, Kentucky, listed under PowerHouse Data Centers. Planned capacity is 402 MW according to Expansion Solutions Magazine (PowerHouse/Poe press release). Real Assets links 3 source pages, including Data Center Dynamics, LG&E and KU (PPL), Expansion Solutions Magazine (PowerHouse/Poe press release).
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- OperatorPowerHouse Data Centers
- City and stateJefferson, Kentucky
- Statusplanned
- Planned capacity402 MW, as stated by Expansion Solutions Magazine (PowerHouse/Poe press release)
- Operating capacity todayNot recorded
- Land areaNot recorded
- Building floor areaNot recorded
- Expected completion2026
- Sources linked3 from 3 publishers
- Record updated25 October 2026
Not recorded means no source states it. Real Assets does not fill a gap with an estimate.
Where it sits
Real Assets records 6 data centers in Kentucky that have a page.
PowerHouse Data Centers has 10 data centers on record in the United States: 0 operating and 10 planned or under construction.
Counts are sites Real Assets has recorded, not a full census, and grow as coverage grows. Data updated 25 October 2026.
Sources: the pages that published these facts
- datacenterdynamics.com
Data Center Dynamics, datacenterdynamics.com, published 17 January 2025Web page - lge-ku.com
LG&E and KU (PPL), lge-ku.com, published 16 January 2025Web page - PowerHouse Data Centers and Poe Companies Partner - Expansion Solutions
Expansion Solutions Magazine (PowerHouse/Poe press release), expansionsolutionsmagazine.com, published 16 January 2025Web page
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PowerHouse Data Centers data centers in other states
- Joliet Technology Center
Joliet, Illinois, planned1.8 GW - PowerHouse Grand Prairie
Midlothian, Texas, planned1.8 GW - Taylor Technology Campus (Project Mustang)
Taylor, Texas, planned1 GW - PowerHouse 95 Spotsylvania Mega-Campus
Thornburg / Spotsylvania County, Virginia, under construction800 MW - Circle T Data Center
Westlake, Texas, planned300 MW - PowerHouse Charlotte
Mecklenburg, North Carolina, planned300 MW
Other data centers in Kentucky
- Paducah American Energy Hub
West Paducah, Kentucky, planned1.8 GW - TeraWulf Hawesville
Hawesville, Kentucky, planned482 MW - Justified Data Campus
Hawesville, Kentucky, planned480 MW - Core Scientific Calvert 1, 2, & 3
Calvert, Kentucky, operatingNot recorded - Florence, KY, CIN6
Florence, Kentucky, operatingNot recorded
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Questions
Who operates PowerHouse Louisville?
PowerHouse Louisville is recorded under PowerHouse Data Centers. The operator is the name its sources give, which can differ from the owner or the tenant.
Where is PowerHouse Louisville?
In Jefferson, Kentucky. This page does not publish a street address or map coordinates; the workspace shows the location on the map.
How much power does PowerHouse Louisville have?
402 MW, as stated by Expansion Solutions Magazine (PowerHouse/Poe press release). The site is not operating yet, so this is a stated plan, not delivered capacity. Operating capacity today is not recorded.
Where does this information come from?
From 3 linked pages by Data Center Dynamics, LG&E and KU (PPL), Expansion Solutions Magazine (PowerHouse/Poe press release). Every link on this page goes to the original page. Anything not published there shows as not recorded, never as an estimate.