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USA Infrastructure

Publicly documented power plants, semiconductor fabs, data centers and AI compute sites.

2026 edition · Generation: January–August 2026 preliminary · Power-plant capacity: 2025 · Chip locations/status: Dec. 2025 · AI estimates: Epoch AI, Oct. 20, 2026 · Forecast: EIA STEO.

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2026 YTD · Utility-scale Preliminary

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January–August 2026 preliminary

Comparing with 2025: —

2026 Full-Year Forecast Sourced Forecast

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Sourced from EIA STEO

Utility-scale generation plus estimated small-scale solar.

Documented AI Sites (Estimate) Incomplete Sample

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Dated public sites only

Documented sites subtotal; never total U.S. compute.

Cataloged Facilities Public Records

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Power · Data Center · Semiconductor

Public-source records · includes planned and historical sites.

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Geographic Distribution

U.S. Infrastructure Map

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Power Plant Data Center Semiconductor manufacturing / suppliers

Alaska and Hawaii are shown as insets. Location precision varies.

Cataloged Rows

Facilities Table

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Electricity Profile

State Electricity Generation & Fuel Mix

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2026 YTD Net Generation

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Preliminary monthly total

2025 Comparable Period

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2025 Full-Year Total

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EIA historical aggregate

Cataloged Facilities in State

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Monthly generation

State Fuel Mix Breakdown

Fuel / Technology	Net Generation (MWh)	Share of positive generation

Note: Battery and pumped storage net generation represents output minus charging energy, which may be negative.

Documented Subset

Documented AI Sites & Compute Estimates

Epoch AI Documented Subset

Site Name	State	Estimated Compute	IT Power (MW)	Total Power (MW)	Estimation Method	As of Date	Source

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Dataset Vintage

Data dates

Actuals vs Forecast: Net electricity generation (TWh) reflects preliminary 2026 EIA monthly observations through August. Forecasted generation is sourced separately from the EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook.

Missing values: Missing values are presented as "Not available", never zero. Compute metrics prefer Epoch AI H100-equivalents and exclude unlinked facilities.

Measurement Standards

Sources & Methodology

Generation versus Capacity

Actual electricity generation (measured in MWh, GWh, or TWh) represents total net electrical energy produced across a given period (January–August 2026). Power capacity (measured in MW or GW) reflects rated capability; power-plant figures use the 2025 operable inventory and include standby or out-of-service units. State and national totals use published EIA aggregates; monthly plant records cover a reporting subset. Energy storage net generation may be negative when charging energy exceeds electrical discharge.

Status Distinctions

Operating, planned, under construction, closed/cancelled, and unknown statuses are shown separately. Planned and announced capacities do not count toward operating capacity totals. Status dates identify the source snapshot; a 2025 status does not establish a facility’s operating status today.

Coordinate Precision & Completeness

All cataloged public facilities remain discoverable through search and the paginated table regardless of whether spatial coordinates are available. Coordinates retain specific quality tags; city-centroid coordinates represent general municipal centers rather than precise facility perimeters.

AI Compute Subset & No Overlap

Epoch AI estimates are dated October 20, 2026. H100e measures AI performance relative to an H100; it does not count physical H100 chips. These documented sites cover part of U.S. computing capacity. AI sites are tabulated separately because they can overlap with the data-center records.

Sources and attribution

Data from Compute Atlas by Edward Kubiak and Epoch AI, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Oddsprig filtered and normalized these records and joined them with EIA and SIA data. They do not endorse Oddsprig’s analysis. Download the complete combined dataset.

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