Paducah American Energy Hub

Kevil, KY, United States

Planned
1800MWIT Capacity
20.5Mgal/dayAI est.Water
69.4dB(A)AI est.Est. Noise

About this facility

Paducah American Energy Hub is a 1800 MW data center in Kevil, KY, United States, currently planned. Estimated water use is about 20,542,015 gal/day.

DOE announced Brookfield would develop and operate a roughly 1.8 GW AI/HPC data center campus on part of the former Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant site in Kevil, McCracken County, Kentucky, with NextEra building power infrastructure. The over-$100 billion project is expected to be complete in 2031; a power service agreement needs state utility regulator approval.

Last updated: November 12, 2026

IT Power Capacity
1800 MW· research_agent
Water Usage
20,542,015 gal/dayAI est.
Zoning
Not available
Distance to Residential
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County / District
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Region
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Frequently asked questions

What is Paducah American Energy Hub?
Paducah American Energy Hub is a 1800 MW data center in Kevil, KY, United States, currently planned. Estimated water use is about 20,542,015 gal/day.
Where is Paducah American Energy Hub located?
Paducah American Energy Hub is located in Kevil, KY, United States.
How big is Paducah American Energy Hub?
Paducah American Energy Hub has an IT power capacity of 1800 MW.
Is Paducah American Energy Hub operational?
Paducah American Energy Hub is currently planned. Milestone dates are sourced from public planning records as they become available.
How much water does Paducah American Energy Hub use?
Paducah American Energy Hub has an estimated water use of about 20,542,015 gallons per day.

Data for Paducah American Energy Hub sourced from energy.gov, apnews.com, mccrackencountyky.gov, kentucky.com, compute-atlas.com, ans.org, AI Estimate. Values marked est. are estimates.

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