Poe Companies and PowerHouse Data Centers to develop 1.6 million sq ft data center campus in Louisville, Kentucky
Type: Development · Technology: Data Center · Country: United States · Capacity: 402 MW · Announced: 2026-03-09
Poe Companies and PowerHouse Data Centers will develop a 1.6M sq ft Louisville data center campus with 335MW initial capacity, expanding to 402MW. The.
Analysis
PowerHouse Data Centers, typically focused on Northern Virginia, is expanding its hyperscale campus development into Louisville, Kentucky, with a substantial 1.6 million sq ft project. This 153-acre campus will deliver an initial 335MW, scaling to 402MW, supported by a new LG&E switch station and dedicated on-site substation. The commitment from LG&E, a PPL subsidiary, to build new power infrastructure is critical for delivering 130MW by October 2026. This development diversifies PowerHouse's geographic footprint while leveraging Poe Companies' local real estate expertise.
Key points
- PowerHouse Data Centers' strategic expansion into Louisville, Kentucky, diversifying from its Northern Virginia market.
- The substantial 402MW total power capacity for the 1.6 million sq ft campus.
- LG&E's commitment to build a new switch station and dedicated on-site substation to support the development.
- The rapid initial deployment target of 130MW capacity available by October 2026.
Counterparties
- LG&E (Supplier)
- PowerHouse Data Centers (Developer)