Project River
west of Cleveland, Bradley County, TN
Project River is a planned data center in west of Cleveland, TN, with Wright family/developers named as the developer. $11.3B / ~2600 jobs. Proposal; developers accepted city conditions Sept 2026; county/city approvals pending.
Project status
- Announced
- Permitting
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Tennessee state legislation
- S731 - Utility tariff requirement for large data centersRequires 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 ActEstablishes an impact review process for data centers.Download
- HB1847 - Data center owner/operator infrastructure cost requirementRequires data center owners/operators to pay the full cost of infrastructure needed to support the data center.Download
- SB2112 - Data center registration and usage reportingRequires 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.Description comingDownload
Site details
- Operator
- Wright family/developers
- County
- Bradley County, TN
- Address
- west of Cleveland, TN
- Stage
- Planned
Capacity and size: not on file
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