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Top States by Datacenter Readiness

States ranked by the average GridCensus DC Readiness score across all catalogued candidate sites — a blended screen of power, speed-to-power, fiber, water, and hazard. Georgia leads with 60.2 (average DC Readiness score), ahead of District of Columbia (60.1).

#StateAverage DC Readiness score
1Georgia60.2
2District of Columbia60.1
3Tennessee59.9
4South Carolina59.6
5North Dakota59.4
6Alabama57.5
7Delaware57.3
8South Dakota57.2
9Connecticut57.1
10Florida56.8
11Ohio56.5
12New Jersey56.4
13Rhode Island56.3
14Illinois56.0
15New Hampshire55.7
16Indiana55.2
17Iowa55.2
18Michigan55.0
19Maryland54.7
20Minnesota54.7
21Wisconsin54.4
22Vermont54.3
23Montana54.1
24New York53.8
25Oregon53.6
26Kansas53.5
27Pennsylvania53.5
28Virginia53.5
29Missouri53.1
30North Carolina53.1
31West Virginia53.1
32Maine53.0
33Nebraska52.8
34Oklahoma52.4
35Massachusetts52.3
36Wyoming52.2
37Washington52.1
38Utah51.8
39Alaska51.6
40Kentucky51.5
41Mississippi51.3
42Idaho51.2
43Hawaii50.8
44Louisiana50.8
45Arkansas50.3
46Texas50.3
47Colorado50.1
48Nevada49.0
49New Mexico46.9
50Arizona46.7
51California42.7

Methodology

This ranking is computed directly from the GridCensus dataset of 164,098 scored candidate sites. Values are screening estimates derived from public data sources — not site-specific assessments. Catalogued capacity is a theoretical aggregate, not deliverable power. Full methodology →

Ranking FAQ

What state ranks #1 for "top states by datacenter readiness"?
Georgia ranks first with 60.2 (average DC Readiness score), followed by District of Columbia (60.1).
How is this ranking calculated?
States ranked by the average GridCensus DC Readiness score across all catalogued candidate sites — a blended screen of power, speed-to-power, fiber, water, and hazard. Figures are screening estimates derived from public data sources and refresh monthly.

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