EdgeConneX Nashville (EDCNAS01)
Operating · Congressional district 6
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This project is in TN-6. Your representative is John W. Rose.
John W. Rose (R), U.S. Representative TN-6 · Leaves this office Jan 2027 · 202-225-4231 · website
How many local workers and apprentices will this project employ? Who will pay for its grid and water upgrades? Where can residents see those commitments in writing? All officials for this project
What does this mean for your community?
Electric bills
- What we know
- No project-specific public estimate identified.
- What remains unknown
- The effect of this project on household bills.
- Who can answer
- Your state utility commission and your utility's rate cases.
Water
- What we know
- No project-specific public estimate identified.
- What remains unknown
- How much water this project will use and where it comes from.
- Who can answer
- Your local water utility and county commission.
Housing
- What we know
- No project-specific public estimate identified.
- What remains unknown
- Effects on local land prices, rents and housing.
- Who can answer
- Local land records and planning commission minutes.
Taxes and incentives
- What we know
- No project-specific public estimate identified.
- What remains unknown
- The full public cost and the net tax revenue.
- Who can answer
- Your state economic development agency and county commission.
Find jobs here
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Companies tied to this site
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Job boards, union halls and apprenticeships
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Who represents this project?
A question to ask them: How many local workers and apprentices will this project employ? Who will pay for its grid and water upgrades? Where can residents see those commitments in writing?
Your current officials
- Bill Lee (R), Governor · Leaves this office Jan 2027
- Marsha Blackburn (R), U.S. Senator · 202-224-3344 · contact form
- Bill Hagerty (R), U.S. Senator · 202-224-4944 · contact form
- John W. Rose (R), U.S. Representative TN-6 · Leaves this office Jan 2027 · 202-225-4231 · website
Officials taking office in January 2027
- Johnny Garrett (R), U.S. Representative-elect TN-6
A question you could ask them: who will pay for the power lines and water service this site needs?
What they have said
"That not only creates short-term opportunities in the construction and development of that project but also long-term job development."
"Tennessee is the best state in the nation to do business, and xAI’s Memphis facility is proof that innovative companies thrive when entrepreneurs like Elon Musk choose to set up shop in our state."
And that is having a rate payer protection plan in place. And that would make certain that citizens know their water utility rates, electric power rates are not going to go up with the advent of any kind of data center, that the data center is going to pay for that cost,2
"Importantly, we’re doing so while ensuring that the massive energy demands of data centers aren’t passed along to Tennessee families and small businesses."
Nearby sites
- EdgeConneX NAS01 Nashville, Davidson County, TN · 0 miles · Operating
- Lumen Nashville 2 (2530 Perimeter Place Drive), Davidson County, TN · 1 miles · Operating
- Cogent Data Center, Nashville (338 Woodycrest Ave), Davidson County, TN · 3 miles · Operating
- Peace Communications NSH2 (Nashville, 1,661 Murfreesboro Pike), Davidson County, TN · 3 miles · Operating
- XO Nashville, TN · 4 miles · Operating
Sources
- 1.Associated Press race call, 2026 Governor TN result. ↩
- 2.WSMV 4, WSMV 4 statement, Oct 26, 2026. ↩
- 3.Associated Press race call, 2026 U.S. Senate TN result. ↩
- 4.Associated Press race call, 2026 U.S. House TN-6 result. ↩
- 5.Garrett campaign site, Garrett campaign site statement. ↩
Questions
How many jobs does a data center create?
It varies a lot by site and construction crews are much larger than the permanent staff that runs a site. We only show figures linked to a primary public source. A blank means we have not linked a source yet, not zero. Source
What trades build data centers?
Electricians do the largest share of the work, followed by pipefitters and HVAC mechanics for cooling, ironworkers, equipment operators, laborers and low voltage and controls technicians. Running sites hire data center technicians, facilities staff and security. Source
How do I find a data center job near me?
Use the Find jobs here links on this page. They go straight to each company's own careers site, the local union hall and the U.S. Department of Labor apprenticeship finder. We link out and do not host listings. Source
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