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Mississippi Data Center Permits Tracker

Mississippi has 1,790 MW of generation and storage requested in the interconnection queue and 4,253 MW of generation planned within 36 months. Every row below links to its primary source.

Last checked Sep 18, 2026

0
Data center & substation permits
of 0 total utility-scale permits tracked here
1,790MW
In the interconnection queue
9 active generation and storage positions
4,253MW
Planned generation
32 EIA-860M generators due within 36 months
#13
of 51 states with anything on record
Ranked by data center & substation permit count

Where the activity is

Ranked by row count. Counts are never mixed with the MW figures above.

Top counties · queue, substation & state air rows

DeSoto 1
Hinds 1
Madison 1
Perry 1
Quitman 1
Sharkey 1
Sunflower 1
Tallahatchie 1

Interconnection queue in Mississippi

1,790 MW requested across 9 active generation and storage positions. Withdrawn and in-service rows are left out, matching the national page.

ISOProjectFuelMWStatusSource
MISO Batesville to Moon Lake ss 230kV LineENTERGY MISSISSIPPI, LLC. EMTOQuitman County Solar 450 MW Active; not started
MISO INDIANOLA 230/115 SUB - TILLATOBA 230.0kVENTERGY MISSISSIPPI, LLC. EMTOSunflower County Onshore wind 350 MW Active
MISO Andes SubstationGridUnityMadison County Battery storage 200 MW Active
MISO GERALD ANDRUS SES SWYD - TINNIN ROAD 230.0kVENTERGY MISSISSIPPI, LLC. EMTOWashington County Battery storage 170 MW Active
MISO Purvis Bulk 161 - Hintonville 161 161.0kVCOOPERATIVE ENERGYPerry County Battery storage 150 MW Active
MISO TINNIN ROADENTERGY MISSISSIPPI, LLC.Hinds County Battery storage 150 MW Active
MISO ROLLING FORKENTERGY MISSISSIPPI, LLC. EMTOSharkey County Solar 120 MW Active; not started
MISO WEBBENTERGY MISSISSIPPI, LLC. EMTOTallahatchie County Battery storage 100 MW Active
MISO TWINKLETOWNENTERGY MISSISSIPPI, LLC. EMTODeSoto County Battery storage 100 MW Active

Planned generation in Mississippi

4,253 MW across 32 EIA-860M generators scheduled to enter service within 36 months.

PlantTechnologyMWPlannedStatusSource
Vicksburg Advanced Power StationWarren County Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 478 MW Aug 2028 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Traceview Advanced Power StationMadison County Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 478 MW Aug 2028 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Delta Blues Advanced Power StationWashington County Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 477 MW May 2028 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Delta Blues Advanced Power StationWashington County Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 342 MW May 2028 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Vicksburg Advanced Power StationWarren County Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 342 MW Aug 2028 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Traceview Advanced Power StationMadison County Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 342 MW Aug 2028 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Greer Solar PlantWashington County Solar Photovoltaic 200 MW Dec 2026 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Penton Solar PlantDeSoto County Solar Photovoltaic 190 MW Mar 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
SR MagnoliaMonroe County Solar Photovoltaic 160 MW Jun 2027 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Hinds Solar, LLCHinds County Solar Photovoltaic 150 MW Jul 2027 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Okolona SolarHenderson County Solar Photovoltaic 145 MW Dec 2027 Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
Okolona SolarHenderson County Batteries 145 MW Aug 2028 Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction
Girasol Solar FarmSunflower County Solar Photovoltaic 100 MW Dec 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Covington (MS)Covington County Solar Photovoltaic 96 MW Mar 2028 Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction
New CaledoniaLowndes County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 84 MW Dec 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
New CaledoniaLowndes County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 84 MW Dec 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
New CaledoniaLowndes County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 84 MW Dec 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
New CaledoniaLowndes County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 84 MW Dec 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
New CaledoniaLowndes County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 84 MW Dec 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
New CaledoniaLowndes County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 84 MW Dec 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
SR Mount PleasantMarshall County Solar Photovoltaic 50 MW Dec 2027 Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction
Ergon Refining VicksburgWarren County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 8 MW Sep 2027 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Ergon Refining VicksburgWarren County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 8 MW Sep 2027 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Sardis Lake Hydroelectric ProjectPanola County Conventional Hydroelectric 8 MW Oct 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Sardis Lake Hydroelectric ProjectPanola County Conventional Hydroelectric 8 MW Nov 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Grenada Lake Hydroelectric ProjectGrenada County Conventional Hydroelectric 5 MW Apr 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Grenada Lake Hydroelectric ProjectGrenada County Conventional Hydroelectric 5 MW May 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
SR Marshall, LLCMarshall County Solar Photovoltaic 5 MW Dec 2026 Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation
Arkabutla Lake Hydroelectric ProjectDeSoto County Conventional Hydroelectric 2 MW Jun 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Arkabutla Lake Hydroelectric ProjectDeSoto County Conventional Hydroelectric 2 MW Jul 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Enid Lake Hydroelectric ProjectPanola County Conventional Hydroelectric 2 MW Oct 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Enid Lake Hydroelectric ProjectPanola County Conventional Hydroelectric 2 MW Nov 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated

Where Mississippi stands

Across the whole tracker, 533 data center and substation permits are on record in 51 states and DC. Mississippi accounts for 0 of them, ranking #13 by that count. Ranking measures documented permit activity, not the size of the eventual buildout.

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