Flexential City/Cottonwood SLC05 — Salt Lake City Data Center

Data Center Power Index verdict for Salt Lake City — the market this facility sits in.

DC Hub analyst read on Salt Lake City — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).

Salt Lake City's data center footprint spans 604 MW across 87 tracked facilities, positioning it as a mid-tier regional hub with meaningful capacity but constrained growth headroom. Flexential dominates the operator landscape, controlling 17 facilities 12 primary + 5 subsidiary, while secondary players DataBank, Aligned, and Tract each operate 3–5 sites. The market's geographic concentration—particularly around geothermal and cooling infrastructure corridors near the Great Salt Lake—has attracted developer interest, though this same clustering amplifies infrastructure dependency. The DCPI verdict of CAUTION reflects a market in tension: the excess-power score of 54/100 indicates moderate surplus generation capacity, but the constraint rating of 52/100 signals that colocation and lease-ready infrastructure face material headwinds. For acquisition-focused investors, this bifurcated signal…

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Published DC Hub data for this location.

DC Hub tracks 12 operating generating units totalling 1,880 MW within about 50 km of Salt Lake City, US. Generation mix shapes both carbon profile and interconnection options for a site at this location.

Source: Global Energy Monitor unit inventory, operating units only. Counts are units, not plants.

Comparable facilities in Salt Lake City tracked by DC Hub — compare power, operators, and grid context across the market.

• Compass Salt Lake City Campus · Compass Datacenters · 100.0 MW
• Tract SLC-3 · Tract · 48.0 MW
• Tract SLC-2 · Tract · 36.0 MW
• Aligned Salt Lake City · Aligned · 36.0 MW
• Novva Salt Lake City · Novva Data Centers · 35.0 MW
• Tract SLC-1 · Tract · 24.0 MW