Datacenter Sites in Williams County, Ohio
Williams County has 6 scored datacenter candidate sites averaging 51.2/100 DC Readiness, with a catalogued aggregate of 250 MW. FEMA rates local natural-hazard risk as "Relatively Moderate". The county has a datacenter tax incentive on record.
At a glance
Williams County, Ohio has 6 scored datacenter candidate sites averaging 51.2/100 DC Readiness, roughly in line with the Ohio average of 53.2. It ranks 82nd of 85 Ohio counties by number of sites and 62nd by average score. The top-scoring site is CITY OF BRYAN at 54.8/100.
Site-selection context for Williams County
Incentive detail: DC sales tax exemption on equipment and electricity (2022 law); JobsOhio grants.
How does Williams County compare with other counties in Ohio?
By number of scored sites, Williams County ranks 82nd of the 85 Ohio counties with a county page, holding 0.2% of the state's 3,933 sites. Its average DC Readiness of 51.2/100 ranks 62nd in the state and is roughly in line with the national average of 53.0. Nationally it has the 2781st-largest site inventory of 2,964 counties with five or more sites. 0 sites score 70 or higher and 0 score 55 or higher.
What types of datacenter sites are in Williams County?
Substation-Adjacent sites are the most common (3, 50% of the county's inventory), followed by former mine (3). Site type reflects how the parcel was identified — next to a substation, on a former mine or brownfield, on industrial or federal excess land — and is scored on the same 14 factors either way.
What are power cost, hazard, water and fiber conditions in Williams County?
Industrial electricity averages 7.03¢/kWh and commercial 13.13¢/kWh. FEMA's National Risk Index rates the county "Relatively Moderate" (30). WRI water stress is low. 10 fiber providers report service in the county. The climate runs 900 cooling degree days a year with a mean temperature of 51°F. Land is valued around $7,565 an acre.
By site type
Top datacenter sites in Williams County
| Site | Type | Voltage | Capacity | Queue wait | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CITY OF BRYAN | Substation-Adjacent | 138 kV | 100 MW | 5.2 yrs | 54.8 |
| STRYKER | Substation-Adjacent | 138 kV | 100 MW | 5.2 yrs | 54.8 |
| TAP148677 | Substation-Adjacent | 69 kV | 50 MW | 5.2 yrs | 52.4 |
| Mine Site | Former Mine | — | — | 5.2 yrs | 48.5 |
| Mine Site | Former Mine | — | — | 5.2 yrs | 48.4 |
| Mine Site | Former Mine | — | — | 5.2 yrs | 48.3 |
Every scored site in Williams County
All 6 sites, best first.
- CITY OF BRYAN · 54.8
- STRYKER · 54.8
- Substation-Adjacent site · 1741a411 · 52.4
- Mine Site · cc04279f · 48.5
- Mine Site · 51c8385b · 48.4
- Mine Site · 9e8aeec3 · 48.3
Williams County datacenter FAQ
How many datacenter sites are in Williams County?
6 scored datacenter candidate sites, averaging 51.2/100 DC Readiness. That is the 82nd-most of 85 Ohio counties with five or more sites.
What is the highest-scoring datacenter site in Williams County?
CITY OF BRYAN scores 54.8/100 DC Readiness, the highest of the 6 scored sites in Williams County (a substation-adjacent site).
Does Williams County offer datacenter tax incentives?
DC sales tax exemption on equipment and electricity (2022 law); JobsOhio grants.
What is the natural-hazard risk in Williams County?
FEMA's National Risk Index rates Williams County as "Relatively Moderate" (score 30).
What are industrial electricity rates in Williams County?
Average industrial electricity is 7.03¢/kWh and commercial is 13.13¢/kWh in Williams County.
More in Ohio
- All datacenter sites in Ohio· 3,933 sites
- Operating datacenters in Ohio
- Electric substations in Ohio
- Cuyahoga County· 348 sites · avg 55.2
- Lucas County· 221 sites · avg 53.8
- Hamilton County· 177 sites · avg 56.7
- Lorain· 139 sites · avg 53.5
- Summit County· 129 sites · avg 55.5
- Jefferson County· 125 sites · avg 49.2
- Substation-Adjacent sites in Ohio
- Former Mine sites in Ohio
About this data
Source: GridCensus composite of HIFLD transmission and substation data, EIA, FEMA National Risk Index, FCC broadband data, PeeringDB and ISO interconnection queues, as published November 12, 2026 — GridCensus refreshes it monthly. See the methodology for how records are matched, cleaned and scored.
Cite as: GridCensus, “Datacenter candidate sites in Williams County, Ohio”, https://gridcensus.com/datacenter-sites/ohio/williams-county (data as of November 12, 2026).
Dataset updated . Screening estimates derived from public data sources.
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