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Eagle Mountain, UT · Utah County · 40.316°N 111.985°W

QTS Eagle Mountain Data Center Campus

QTS Data Centers

Under constructionAI-specificReported

Key facts

Location
Eagle Mountain, UT, Utah County
Capacity
Powered by
grid (Rocky Mountain Power); water-free cooling
Announced
2023
Last updated

Civic impact

Economics

Investment
$6B
Land
193 acres
Jobs
2,000 construction · 100 permanent

Energy & water

Energy source
Grid · Utility: Rocky Mountain Power (PacifiCorp)
Cooling
Closed-loop

Grid-served by Rocky Mountain Power. After the utility initially could not guarantee sufficient grid power, the city approved on-site gas turbines and a separate 200 MW gas plant as options, but QTS ultimately secured grid supply. QTS declines to disclose the campus's power capacity (third-party trackers estimate over 650 MW at full build-out); it reports portfolio-wide carbon-free electricity for 2024.

A closed-loop system that QTS says does not consume water for cooling once operational — roughly a 600,000-gallon one-time fill per building plus modest domestic use — avoiding an estimated 250–300 million gallons/year versus evaporative cooling.

Public subsidies

Community sentiment

Mixed

City officials are formally supportive (a projected ~$12M/year municipal energy tax funds roads, schools, and first responders), and no organized opposition to QTS specifically was found. But water and energy transparency are actively debated in arid Utah — the 2026 state water-reporting law (HB76) was driven partly by Eagle Mountain's data-center growth, though facilities operational before July 2026 are exempt.

Questions grow over water use at massive QTS Data Center in Eagle Mountain — KUTV

Status history

  1. Permitted

    City of Eagle Mountain approved construction; 193-acre campus adjacent to Meta campus

    QTS begins construction on new datacenter campus in Eagle Mountain — Eagle Mountain City
  2. Under construction

    Construction initially paused, then restarted; 3 buildings ranging 579,000–592,000 sq ft; water-free cooling system

    Eagle Mountain 193-acre data center campus set to be done this year — Utah News Dispatch

Location

Sources & data provenance

Reported: data based on credible news outlets or industry sources.

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