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Nashville I

Nashville I is a data center under construction in Trinity Hills, TN, developed by RadiusDC. The project is sized at 12 MW. 12MW / 102500 sq ft / ~12 acres. Groundbreaking Sept 2025; leasing; opening 2026.

12 MWPlanned capacity

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Project status

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Permitting
Under construction Sep 4, 2025
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Tennessee state legislation

S731 - Utility tariff requirement for large data centersLegislationdatacenterbans.comRequires electric public utilities to develop and submit a tariff for data centers with monthly demand of at least 100 MW.Download
SB2653 - Tennessee Data Center Impact Review ActLegislationdatacenterbans.comEstablishes an impact review process for data centers.Download
HB1847 - Data center owner/operator infrastructure cost requirementLegislationdatacenterbans.comRequires data center owners/operators to pay the full cost of infrastructure needed to support the data center.Download
SB2112 - Data center registration and usage reportingLegislationdatacenterbans.comRequires certain data centers to register with the department of revenue and utilities to report usage and rates.Download
SB2128 - AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 5; Title 6; Title 7; Title 13 and Title 65, relative to data centers.Legislationlegiscan.comComp. became Pub. Ch. 961 May 18, 2026Description comingDownload

Site details

Operator: RadiusDC
County: Davidson County, TN
Capacity: 12 MW
Address: Trinity Hills, TN
Stage: Under construction

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