A public record of data centers and the approvals behind them

ComputeCompute is the data center member of the UnGovr Oversight family. It is a public record of where data centers are, what they consume, and which jurisdiction approved each aspect of every facility: the city that granted the conditional use permit, the water district that signed the will serve letter, the air district that permitted the generator fleet, the utility that agreed the interconnection.

It is an observatory, not a campaign. The record documents facilities and approval structures and their status; readers draw their own conclusions. A non-response is recorded as not disclosed, never an accusation.

The five tracks

Subsidies

What did the public offer, and what was promised in return?

Power and water

What does each facility draw, and who agreed to supply it?

Siting

Which body approved each site, and under what conditions?

Operators

Who builds, owns, and uses each facility?

Disclosure

What was released, and what was withheld?

Part of UnGovr Oversight

ComputeCompute is a member of the UnGovr Oversight network, alongside Civil Grand Jury, CA Oversight, Sheriff Oversight, and WatchWatch. It is operated by UnGovr, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing non-partisan government information and tools globally.

The model is United States first; the United Kingdom and Ireland follow.

Questions, corrections, or tips: ungovr.org/support/new.