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Power, land, and connectivity set the site envelope
JLL identifies power, land, connectivity, and tax incentives as core data-center market-selection factors. It does not supply a Louisiana land-price forecast.
Energy co-location expands the real-estate footprint
DOE identified 16 potential federal sites with existing energy infrastructure for possible AI infrastructure development and energy co-location. This is a federal initiative, not a Louisiana project announcement.
Water and wastewater require their own utility and land-use diligence
LBNL estimates that U.S. data centers used 66 billion liters of direct water in 2023 and projects a wide 2028 range for hyperscale direct use. The figures are national estimates, not a Louisiana campus-use measurement.
Brownfields can be candidates, not pre-cleared data-center sites
EPA guidance identifies some brownfield and Superfund sites as possible AI-data-center reuse candidates where infrastructure and site conditions align. It does not deem any particular site developable.
A named lodge and RV resort creates a project-specific accommodation record
Louisiana DEQ’s Q4 2025 issued-permit report lists Mammoth Industries Inc – Holly Ridge Lodge & RV Resort under AI 246509 and LPDES permit LA0127856. The permit establishes a named accommodation facility and regulated utility footprint, not its capacity, occu…
RV parks and manufactured housing are possible temporary-supply options—not interchangeable assets
The Northeast Louisiana assessment names RV parks and mobile-home communities among potential temporary-worker options. It does not establish that existing parks will absorb workers, support a rent increase, or convert to workforce use.