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FACILITY PROFILE · TN

Oak Ridge Reservation AI Data Center Sites (DOE land lease)

U.S. Department of Energy · Oak Ridge · TN

PROJECT FACTS

Facility overview

Proposed
Operator
U.S. Department of Energy
Location
Oak Ridge, Roane, TN
Operating power capacity
Not publicly reported
Planned power capacity
Not publicly reported
AI classification
Confirmed
Source confidence
Confirmed
Reported energy source
Not publicly reported
Reported utility
Not publicly reported
Cooling system
Not publicly reported
Location accuracy
representative_multi_site
Original announcement
2025-09
Source record updated
2026-09-09

Operating MW and planned MW are separate disclosures, not automatically additive. Blank values mean no established source figure; they do not mean zero. Geolocation may be approximate or represent multiple sites.

SOURCE DOCUMENTATION

Original source links

U.S. Energy Department Seeks Proposals for AI Data Centers, Energy Projects at Oak Ridge ↗2026-09-09

Energy seeks proposals for AI data centers at Oak Ridge ↗2026-09-09

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