Amazon Project Green New Florence Data Center Campus

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Investment conflict: $10 billion (June 2026 announcement) vs an earlier '$8.5 billion minimum' figure (missouridatacenters.org). Building conflict: up to 17 buildings (missouridatacenters.org) vs an initial 8 buildings plus expansion (datacentermap). Jobs conflict: 400 permanent/direct jobs plus thousands of trade jobs (June 2026 reporting) vs approximately 150 jobs at $85,000 average in the December 2025 abatement framework. servercountry.org lists 1,300 MW; no MW figure appears in the primary announcements, so none is asserted.

Key data: Ameren Missouri | MISO (Ameren Missouri / AMMO)

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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Developer: Amazon Web Services | Owner: Amazon Web Services | County: Montgomery | Research region: East-central Missouri / I-70 corridor

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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Key data: Utility: Ameren Missouri | Grid area: MISO (Ameren Missouri / AMMO)

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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Key data: Cooling: Water used for cooling roughly 7% of the time; AWS expects to conserve 100 million gallons

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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AWS reports the Montgomery County campus would use water for cooling roughly 7% of the time and expects to conserve 100 million gallons, alongside a farm irrigation partnership with Arable Labs and community commitments including $3M for emergency dispatch, $1M for a fairgrounds pavilion, $3M in community initiatives, a $150,000 county community fund and $50,000 for educators.

Key data: Water cooling ~7% of the time; 100M gallons conserved

Claim classification: official_estimate_or_forecast · Verification: source_backed_unverified · Retrieved: 2026-09-13

Limitation: Company projections, not measured consumption.

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Key data: Jurisdictions: Montgomery County | Missouri | Tax incentives: Montgomery County Commission unanimously approved an AWS tax abatement framework on 2025-12-18

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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$3 million for emergency dispatch

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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$1 million fairgrounds pavilion

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$3 million in community initiatives

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$150,000 county community fund

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$50,000 for educators

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Residents and property owners filed a lawsuit in February 2026 seeking to halt the project

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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Open house held 2026-06-23

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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Partnership with Arable Labs on farm irrigation

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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AWS states it pays 100% of its electricity costs with no rate incentives or discounts

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Status date: 2026-09-13

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Montgomery County Commission unanimously approved the AWS tax abatement framework

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Status date: 2025-12-18

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Residents and property owners filed a lawsuit to halt the project

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Status date: 2026-02

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Amazon announced a $10 billion data center in eastern Missouri

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Status date: 2026-06-15

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Tentative completion

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Status date: 2032

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Amazon announced a $10 billion data center in Montgomery County on 2026-06-15 with 400 permanent jobs plus thousands of trade jobs and tentative completion in 2032; AWS states it pays 100% of its electricity costs with no rate incentives or discounts.

Key data: $10B; 400 permanent jobs; completion 2032

Claim classification: proposal_or_announced_commitment · Verification: conflicting_sources_preserved · Retrieved: 2026-09-13

Status date: 2026-06-15

Limitation: Conflicts with an earlier '$8.5 billion minimum' figure and with a December 2025 abatement framework citing ~150 jobs at $85,000 average.

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