Alabama data center market brief

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State KPIs

Markets Tracked3
Total Facilities32
Operational252 MW
Pipeline207 MW
Dominant ISOSOCO

Top Markets in Alabama

MarketVerdictISOExcess PowerConstraint
BirminghamAVOIDSOCO30.145.9
MontgomeryAVOIDSOCO30.145.5
HuntsvilleAVOIDSOCO30.047.3

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12-Month Outlook

Birmingham: Birmingham's data center footprint remains modest at 15 MW across 52 tracked facilities, with Verizon operating the largest presence at two sites and no single operator commanding market dominance. The DCPI excess-power score of 30/100 indicates tight supply conditions relative to existing demand, while the constraint score of 45/100 signals moderate stress on infrastructure expansion capability. This combination reflects a market with limited spare capacity and real friction in provisioning new power supply. Montgomery: Montgomery's data center market is… (continued for PRO subscribers)

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