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Grant County, Washington

Grant County, Washington has 760.8 MW of data centers on record, planned to operating, across 27 records, against 9.1 GW of generation operating inside the county. The queue adds 650 MW of planned generation across 3 projects. That is 30.4% of Washington's data center MW.

Data as of Grid region: Bonneville Power AdministrationRefreshed monthly
760.8MW
data centers, planned to operating
27
data center records, not cancelled
30.4%
of Washington's data center MW
9.1GW
operating generation, 56 hydro projects
650MW
planned generation, 3 projects
6
data center developers active here
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Grant County and its neighbors

Counties shaded by data center MW on record, planned to operating. 6 of its 8 neighboring counties have pages of their own. The rest are in the member database.

Adams no data centers Kittitas no data centers Grant 760.8 MW Okanogan Franklin Lincoln no data centers Douglas 285 MW Yakima no data centers Benton 0 MW
no data center MWunder 100 MW100 to 1,000 MW1,000 to 5,000 MW5,000 to 15,000 MW15,000 MW or more no page yet

Data center records planned, under construction and operating, data as of October 8, 2026.Hover a county for its numbers

Headline finding
8%

of the generation operating in the county is matched by data center MW on record: 760.8 MW of data centers against 9.1 GW of plants, with 650 MW more planned.

Data centers, planned to operating760.8 MW
Operating generation9.1 GW
Planned generation650 MW

Data centers by status

27 records, 760.8 MW

Operating754.9 MW26 records, 99%
Under construction5.9 MW1 record, 1%
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The data center pipeline

27 records list a year online or expected, from 2007 to 2027. The largest expected additions are 5.9 MW listed for 2027.

Figure 1

Data center MW by year online or expected

Records not cancelled, by listed year. 2026 onward is planned or under construction.

Through 20252026 and later
050100150 Snapshot year 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 92 2019 139 2021 2023 129 2025 2027
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YearRecordsMW
2007377
2008111
200900
2010125
2011227
2012114
2013118
201400
2015245
201618
2017245
2018143
2019392
20204139
2021157
202200
2023125
20242129
202500
202600
202716
Source. FieldProspects database: ISO/RTO interconnection queues, EIA-860M and public data center filings, data as of October 8, 2026. 27 records with a year
Figure 2

Who is building in Grant

Data center developers by MW on record. Top 6 of 6.

Microsoft 429 MW 13 sites
Vantage Data Centers 115.8 MW 3 sites
H5 Data Centers 93.3 MW 4 sites
Sabey Data Centers 62.7 MW 5 sites
CyrusOne 46 MW 1 site
NTT 14 MW 1 site
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DeveloperSitesMW
Microsoft13429
Vantage Data Centers3116
H5 Data Centers493
Sabey Data Centers563
CyrusOne146
NTT114
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Power generation in the county

56 plants operate inside Grant County, 9.1 GW of hydro. The queue adds 650 MW across 3 projects.

Figure 3

Operating and planned generation by technology

MW in Grant County

OperatingPlanned
HydroOperating 9.1 GW 56 projects
SolarPlanned 390 MW 2 projects
Battery StoragePlanned 260 MW 1 project
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TechnologyStatusProjectsMW
HydroOperating569,097.8
SolarPlanned2390
Battery StoragePlanned1260
Operating: 9.1 GW. Planned: 650 MW. Even if every planned project is built, county generation would reach 9.7 GW against 760.8 MW of data centers.
Source: ISO queues and EIA-860M, via FieldProspects
Figure 4

Planned generation by listed in-service year

MW. Years before 2026 are past due.

Past dueDue 2026 or later
0200400600 Snapshot year 130 2026 520 2027
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YearPlanned projectsMW
20261130
20272520
No planned project is past its listed year

Grant County against its neighbors

Douglas County has the most data center MW among the neighbors, 285 MW, 37% of Grant County's. 6 of the 6 have more generation operating than data center MW on record.

CountyData center recordsData center MWOperating generation MWPlanned generation MWData center MW per MW operating
Grant County this page 27
761
9,098
650 0.08x
Douglas County 5
285
2,456
0 0.12x
Benton County 2
0
1,322
1,200 0x
Kittitas County 0
0
483
0 0x
Yakima County 0
0
194
80 0x
Adams County 0
0
169
126 0x
Lincoln County 0
0
113
0 0x

Data center MW counts records planned, under construction and operating. Generation is inside the county only. Neighbors without a page have fewer than three projects on record.

7 counties shown

What changed since June 4, 2026

2 projects in Grant County moved between the two snapshots. Counts and MW are below; the projects themselves are for members.

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2
added to a queue, 520 MW
0
came online, started construction or signed an interconnection agreement, 0 MW
0
cancelled, dropped or went inactive, 0 MW
0
slipped their in-service date, 0 MW

Every change in Grant County

Project, what changed, technology, MW and the dates that moved, for all 2 changes.

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County: Grant County, WASince June 4, 2026 2 changes
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Every record in Grant County

Campus or project name, developer, status, MW, year and the developer’s contacts, for all 86 records. Filter, sort and export to Excel.

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County: Grant County, WAStatus: all except cancelledSort: MW, largest first 86 records
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