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Data centers in Missouri: 33 projects mapped

33 projects tracked
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19 proposed or being built
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6 operating
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6 stopped or paused
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2 with no stage on record
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4,283 MW from the 13 active projects that report a figure
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11 moratoriums and bans in effect
Project Spade (Under construction, 1,200 MW)Google Project Mica (Under construction, 700 MW)Nebius Data Center (Under construction, 800 MW)Cielo Digital Infrastructure (Proposed, 500 MW)Google Kansas City East (Under construction, 105 MW)Columbia Data Center (Blocked)Wildwood Ranch Data Center (Approved, 200 MW)Revitalization Unlimited Data Center (Blocked, 30 MW)Metrobloks data center (Approved, 150 MW)Swarm Systems Data Center (Suspended, 20 MW)Project Harper (Blocked)Sarcoxie Data Center (Proposed, 400 MW)Project Cumulus (Cancelled)STJ Data Center (Withdrawn)TierPoint Data Center (Approved, 120 MW)Patmos Data Center (Proposed, 70 MW)Iron Mountain Kansas City (KCM-1) (Operating, 3.9 MW)Lambda Kansas City AI Factory (former Bank of America) (Not reported, 24 MW)Lumon Solutions Data Center (Under construction, 10 MW)Meta Kansas City (Operating)AWS Project Green (New Florence) (Under construction)Nebius Kansas City (colocation) (Operating)Festus Data Center (Approved)Project Kestrel (Proposed)White Cloud Acres (Proposed)Meramec Valley Technology Park (Approved)1831 Chestnut Condominium Data Center (Not reported)Netrality Data Centers St. Louis- 210 North Tucker (Operating)Netrality Data Centers St. Louis - 900 Walnut (Operating)TierPoint - St Louis Olive Data Center (Operating)Crusoe Data Center (Proposed)Provident Data Center/Gateway Digital Campus (Approved)Crusoe Data Center (Approved)
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Tracked projectStopped or pausedBigger dot, more power33 sites shown

Missouri's largest data center projects are on an Interstate 70 megasite near New Florence in Montgomery County, where Amazon Data Services and Google are building on nearly 2,000 acres. Amazon's project is north of the highway; Google announced a $15 billion data center south of it in May 2026. Nine towns and counties have paused or banned new data centers, and the next pause to run out is Springfield's 120-day moratorium on October 27.

Montgomery County commissioners approved tax breaks for Amazon in December 2025. The county's own analysis gives Amazon personal property tax exemptions of 75% to 95% from 2028 to 2052, worth $244 million to $982 million, and for Google commissioners planned a 70% break on servers and equipment in return for $10 million a year for 20 years. Residents sued the commission in February under the Sunshine Law over notice of meetings. When residents asked in May why the projects never went to a public vote, Presiding Commissioner Ryan Poston said, "That's not how this works."

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Elsewhere, residents have won. The St. Charles City Council voted 7-1 in May to make its one-year moratorium permanent, effectively banning large data centers in the city, after CRG Cumulus withdrew a $1 billion proposal off Highway 370. Festus voters removed four council members in April after the council approved a data center. In Kansas City, the plan commission voted 6-0 on August 5 against a 20-story data center on a historic downtown building after 55 people testified and 475 letters came in against it.

Power bills are the other fight. Ameren Missouri has asked the Public Service Commission for about $343 million more a year, roughly $13 a month for a typical household, while projecting sales to rise more than 60% in five years on new large users such as data centers. State Rep. Brad Christ asked the commission on September 14 to reject the increase: "I get the same bill my neighbors do." The commission is still reviewing the case, file ER-2026-0291, and is taking public comments.

16 counties with tracked projects

Only places with at least one project have a page.

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Where people here have won

Projects stopped by a vote, pulled by their developer, or blocked in court.

PlaceWhat happenedDateSize
Kansas CityRevitalization Unlimited Denied by a vote The city plan commission voted 6-0 to reject it after 475 letters, none of them in favour, and 55 people testified. Aug 5, 2026 20 storeys, 384 feet
St. JosephCapstone Technology Campus Withdrawn by the developer The landowner withdrew the annexation and rezoning applications himself, a month before the hearing. Jun 26, 2026 400 acres
Peculiar, Cass CountyDiode Ventures (Harper Road Technology Park) Denied by a vote Board of Aldermen removed data centers from the zoning code after residents packed meetings, blocking the project. Oct 2024 508 acres, 7 buildings

Moratoriums and bans in effect

Places in Missouri that have paused or banned new data centers.

PlaceTypeStartedEnds
PacificTown or city Moratorium Aug 5, 2026 Aug 4, 2027 Record off site ↗
Nodaway County Moratorium Jul 21, 2026 Jan 21, 2027 Record off site ↗
St. JosephTown or city Moratorium Jul 20, 2026 Jul 20, 2027 Record off site ↗
St. Charles County Moratorium Jul 13, 2026 Jan 13, 2027 Record off site ↗
IndependenceTown or city Moratorium Jul 6, 2026 Jan 2, 2027 Record off site ↗
SpringfieldTown or city Moratorium Jun 29, 2026 Oct 27, 2026 Record off site ↗
Jackson County Moratorium Jun 22, 2026 Dec 19, 2026 Record off site ↗
City of St. CharlesTown or city Ban May 20, 2026 No end date Record off site ↗
CamdentonTown or city Moratorium May 5, 2026 May 5, 2027 Record off site ↗
ColumbiaTown or city Moratorium Apr 6, 2026 Apr 1, 2027 Record off site ↗
PeculiarTown or city Ban Oct 1, 2024 No end date Record off site ↗

Zoning limits on data centers

Rules short of a pause: setbacks, noise caps, permit requirements and district limits.

PlaceTypeStartedEnds
City of St. LouisTown or city Zoning limits Jun 10, 2026 No end date Record off site ↗
Kansas CityTown or city Zoning limits Jan 16, 2026 No end date Record off site ↗

Every project above is drawn from public records, filings and local reporting. Each row links to what it is based on. Statuses change, so check the source date before you rely on one. Found something wrong? Write to [email protected] and it gets fixed.