Louisiana AI Data Index.
Source-linked Louisiana ecosystem and infrastructure records in JSON and CSV, plus a separately labeled global AI real-estate evidence guide, OpenAPI, docket data, methodology, and citation format. Built for journalists, policy groups, universities, vendors, and diligence teams.
The quotable version.
- $65.6B+ disclosed-capex floor across 4 core Louisiana AI infrastructure records
- 5,760 MW of published site power; undisclosed figures are not estimated
- 10-17 GW Entergy system-wide large-load pipeline cited in 2026 coverage
- Meta Hyperion has a confirmed 5GW build-out in Richland Parish
- Four LPSC control dockets normalize the current power/regulatory story
- Project Sucre, Meta Hyperion, and Richland Parish Data Center are canonicalized as one campus
- Act 730 is the statutory anchor for Louisiana data-center sales/use tax relief
- The public registry covers Meta, Amazon/STACK, Hut 8, Applied Digital, and emerging central/north Louisiana projects
- Topic hubs separate power, water, workforce, incentives, and permitting claims
- Every load-bearing project page carries source links and confidence labels
- Public exports ship in CSV, JSON, OpenAPI, RSS, and JSON Feed formats
What changed this quarter.
- 01Added LPSC docket tracker for U-37425, U-37882, U-37853, and X-37921.
- 02Canonicalized Project Sucre, Meta Hyperion, and Richland Parish Data Center aliases.
- 03Expanded machine-readable distributions with dedicated docket CSV and JSON.
6 datasets, versioned weekly.
RESTful, versioned, rate-limited.
Pin a version. Diff two dates. Register a webhook.
Every dataset carries a contract version and a data-as-of date. The infrastructure registry also ships dated, field-level snapshots, a diff endpoint between any two captures, a GeoJSON distribution (records without a published coordinate pair are listed as unlocated, never guessed), a data-status report in the shared freshness vocabulary. Webhook registration and the HMAC payload format are available; delivery is not active.
Webhook payloads are signed with HMAC-SHA256: receivers recompute sha256=HMAC(secret, "<timestamp>.<body>") against the x-louisianai-signature header. Delivery is not active. Subscriptions are stored, but subscribers must re-register before signed delivery can launch because signing secrets are stored only as hashes.