Data centers are the factories of the digital economy. We advance the policy, the grid, and the workforce that keep American compute built in America, by Americans.
Industry impact figures from the 2024 economic contribution study prepared by PwC for the Data Center Coalition. GDP and tax figures reflect direct, indirect, and induced effects.
Every model, every transaction, every breakthrough runs on physical infrastructure. We give the data center industry a unified political voice for the power, land, and talent it needs to compete and win.
Reliable, affordable, all-of-the-above generation so compute scales without straining ratepayers or the grid.
Faster, predictable approvals for sites, substations, and transmission so projects break ground in months, not years.
Training the technicians, electricians, and operators who build and run the facilities powering the economy.
Where we put our weight, at the federal, state, and local level.
Back the generation and high-voltage transmission that keep electricity reliable and affordable as demand climbs.
Cut the permitting backlog for data center campuses and the power infrastructure that feeds them.
Keep critical AI and cloud infrastructure built and operated on American soil.
Support efficient cooling and transparent local engagement so growth strengthens communities.
Fund apprenticeships and training centers that turn local talent into high-wage careers.
Champion incentives that reward in-state investment and long-term operation.
Fund the fight or join the coalition. Both move the needle.
Your contribution powers advocacy, research, and candidate engagement for the industry.
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