Data centers in North Carolina
The latest data center news for North Carolina, then every tracked campus of 100 MW or more with its status, size, power supply and impact rating.
Latest updates in North Carolina
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Davidson County, NC rezones 1,600 acres 4-3 for Duke LNG storage tied to new gas plants
The Davidson County Board of Commissioners voted 4-3 on Monday evening (Nov 9) to rezone about 1,600 acres along the Yadkin River near Lexington for a Duke Energy liquefied natural gas storage facility, Carolina Public Press reports. The site would supply two proposed Duke gas plants in neighboring Davie County through a pipeline under the river; both projects still need North Carolina Utilities Commission approval. The article says new data centers make up most of Duke's projected demand growth; opponents including the Southern Coalition for Social Justice (advocacy) say the plan conflicts with the county land use plan.
Sources: Carolina Public Press · WFAE · Data Center Index
The buildout in North Carolina
No data center campus of 100 MW or more in North Carolina is in the index yet. The updates below follow projects, utility filings and policy in North Carolina that could change that.
Campus names link to full profiles on datacenterindex.info. Figures as of November 3, 2026. Source: Data Center Index (datacenterindex.info), Discovery Energy. How campuses are sized and rated: methodology.