This record consolidates 8 research observations while retaining source distinctions, location precision and unresolved fields.
| Operator / developer | Amazon Web Services |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Caddo & Bossier Parishes, LA |
| Address | Not published |
| Location precision | parcel or bounded site |
| Coordinates | Not published; no coordinate inferred |
| Capacity | 200 MW |
| Aliases | Amazon / STACK Infrastructure |
| Project profile | 8 rows |
|---|---|
| Intent / permits | 0 rows |
| Civic / infrastructure | 0 rows |
STACK Infrastructure is the developer announcing the Louisiana campuses, with Amazon as the announced end user; STACK's press release confirms the developments supporting Louisiana economic growth.
Key data: STACK Infrastructure (developer); Amazon (end user)
Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29
Limitation: Land-holding LLCs and purchase prices not disclosed in fetched sources.
Amazon (AWS) is identified as the operator/tenant of the STACK-developed northwest Louisiana campuses.
Key data: Amazon Web Services
Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29
Limitation: Lease structure not published.
SWEPCO (AEP) is the electric supplier, with about 1,200 MW associated with the projects and Amazon reported to fund 100% of the required grid infrastructure.
Key data: SWEPCO (AEP); ~1,200 MW; customer-funded infrastructure
Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29
Limitation: Tracker-sourced; no LPSC docket number for the SWEPCO large-load agreement located.
Public water and sewer service for the Shreveport site involves up to ~$400 million of public water/sewer investment discussed in the city approval process; the City of Shreveport is the utility provider for the Greenwood Road site.
Key data: City of Shreveport water/sewer; up to ~$400M public water/sewer investment discussed
Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29
Limitation: No service agreement number; volumes not published. Louisiana has no state withdrawal permit to cross-check.
The Shreveport Metropolitan Planning Commission denied a special use permit, which the Shreveport City Council overrode in approving the project; Caddo Parish and Bossier Parish govern the unincorporated sites; LDEQ permits emissions and the LPSC oversees SWEPCO service.
Key data: Shreveport MPC (denied SUP) → Shreveport City Council (approved); Caddo Parish; Bossier Parish; LDEQ; LPSC
Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29
Limitation: n.a.
The North Louisiana Economic Partnership is the regional economic development organization, with its president and CEO named in coverage of the projects.
Key data: Justyn Dixon, President & CEO, North Louisiana Economic Partnership
Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29
Limitation: No direct phone/email published.
STACK publishes a press contact mailbox and its CEO is the public spokesperson; AWS held a community meeting at the Shreveport Convention Center on August 25.
Key data: press@stackinfra.com; STACK CEO Sammer Khalaf; AWS community meeting Aug. 25, Shreveport Convention Center
Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29
Limitation: No AWS local community-relations email published.
The Greenwood Road campus is a large industrial-zoned tract in west Shreveport requiring major public water/sewer extensions; the Bossier site sits along Highway 3 north of Benton and the Caddo site near Blanchard Latex/State Line Roads, all served by SWEPCO transmission.
Key data: Greenwood Rd (US 79/80 corridor), Hwy 3, Blanchard Latex Rd; SWEPCO transmission; major water/sewer extensions
Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29
Limitation: Substation names/voltages and fiber routes not documented.