Southwestern Electric Power Company

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Southwestern Electric Power Company data center developments across 2 states, including LA, TX.

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News Clipthecentersquare.com·Shreveport, Caddo County, LA

Amazon announces $6B data center investment in Shreveport

Amazon Web Services announced a $6 billion investment for a third data center campus in Shreveport, Louisiana, bringing its total regional investment to $18 billion. The project, located at Resilient Technology Park, is expected to create 210 direct jobs. Construction was previously delayed by litigation, which remains ongoing in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, though Amazon is moving forward with the announcement. Amazon plans significant investments in public water and energy infrastructure to support its facilities.

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Amazon

8/18/2026

News ClipDallas Express·TX

White House Pledge: AI Data Centers Agree To Fund Their Own Power, Not Ratepayers

The White House has expanded its Ratepayer Protection Pledge, requiring AI data centers and developers to fund their own power generation and grid upgrades to prevent costs from being shifted to residential customers. This voluntary initiative now covers approximately 80% of U.S. electricity delivered. Texas has also implemented parallel state-level directives to ensure data centers cover their infrastructure costs.

electricity government

7/23/2026

News ClipBossier Press-Tribune·Benton, Bossier County, LA

Bossier Parish Police Jury Advances Benton Data Center Plans Following Public Input

The Bossier Parish Police Jury has approved plans for a large-scale data center development near Benton, Louisiana, clearing the way for construction on over 1,000 acres to support Amazon Web Services. The decision followed a lengthy public hearing where residents expressed concerns about water usage, environmental impact, and noise, which were addressed by representatives from STACK Infrastructure and SWEPCO. Project developers estimate 500 construction jobs and 270 permanent positions, along with significant economic benefits for the region.

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Amazon

3/19/2026