Meta data center, Kuna

• over 960,000 square-foot data center Idaho Department of Commerce · Press release: Meta Announces Kuna as Location of New Data Center · paragraphs 1-2· floor area as announced; no electrical size announced
  960,000 sq ft2022-02-16Source ↗
• The data center represents an investment of $800 millionrestated later Idaho Department of Commerce · Press release: Meta Announces Kuna as Location of New Data Center · paragraph 1· announced investment, nominal dollars
  800,000,000 USD2022-02-16Source ↗
• Meta's $800 million data center is under construction in Kuna, Idaho, and is on track for completion in 2025 Idaho Power · 2025 Integrated Resource Plan, Appendix A: Sales and Load Forecast (June 2025) · page 24, Brisbie, LLC (Meta Platforms, Inc.)· the utility restating the announced investment; the same figure, not an addition
  800,000,000 USD2025-06-01Source ↗

• Brisbie is a Large Power Service customer that will exceed electric service at a single facility of 20,000 kW; large load service requirements in excess of 20 MW Idaho Power · docket IPC-E-21-42 · Application for approval of special contract and tariff Schedule 33 · paragraphs 2, 3 and 7· a floor: the application states the requirement exceeds 20 MW at a single facility; the requested Contract Demand schedule, which lets Brisbie ramp to its maximum size, is Confidential Exhibit No. 1
  20 MW2021-12-22Source ↗

• The Minimum Monthly Billing Demand will be 20,000 kilowatts. Idaho Power · docket IPC-E-21-42 · Schedule 33, Original Sheet No. 33-4 (Application Attachment 1), approved by Order 35777 · Block 2, Minimum Monthly Billing Demand· Schedule 33 Block 2, per month; in effect since service commenced in March 2025
  20,000 kW2023-05-11Source ↗
• replaces the existing 20 MW Minimum Billing Demand by establishing a Minimum Monthly Billing Demand at 90 percent of Contract Demand for a fixed ten-year period Idaho Power · docket IPC-E-26-25 · Application for approval of the Third Amendment to the Energy Services Agreement with Brisbie LLC · paragraphs 10-11 (Contract Demand Stability; Take-or-Pay Strengthening)· of Contract Demand (confidential) for ten years, then annual decrements in specified increments to a 20 MW floor; proposed in the Third Amendment executed 2026-08-21, pending Commission approval
  90 percent2026-09-02Source ↗

• The ESA includes a contract demand schedule that allows Brisbie to ramp load service up to its maximum size; the schedule and the maximum are trade-secret exhibits Idaho Power · docket IPC-E-21-42 · Application paragraph 7; Order 35777 footnote 1 · Confidential Exhibit No. 1 to the Direct Testimony of Timothy E. Tatum withheld: held by Idaho Power and Brisbie LLC, as trade secrets under Idaho Code 74-107(1) and 48-801 in IPUC Case IPC-E-21-42 (Confidential Exhibit No. 1)
  No public figure2023-05-11Source ↗

• Individual energy and peak-demand forecasts are developed for ESA customers, including Brisbie, LLC (Meta Platforms, Inc.); only the additional-firm-load class total is published Idaho Power · 2025 Integrated Resource Plan, Appendix A: Sales and Load Forecast (June 2025) · page 23 (Additional Firm Load), Table 8 page 24, Appendix A1 page 44 not published: held by Idaho Power: the customer-level forecast exists inside the 2025 IRP load forecast and is published only as the additional-firm-load class (258 aMW in 2026, 875 aMW in 2030, 1,065 aMW in 2035) together with INL, Lamb Weston, Micron, Simplot and other committed large loads
  No public figure2025-06-01Source ↗

• Service under the Brisbie ESA and Schedule 33 commenced in March 2025; metered use is billed by Idaho Power and not published Idaho Power · docket IPC-E-26-25 · Application for approval of the Third Amendment · paragraph 5 not published: held by Idaho Power (Schedule 33 billing since March 2025) and Brisbie LLC; no IPUC filing in IPC-E-21-42, IPC-E-24-23 or IPC-E-26-25 carries metered kWh
  No public figure2026-09-02Source ↗

• ContractedThe ESA includes a contract demand schedule that allows Brisbie to ramp load service up to its maximum size; the schedule and the maximum are trade-secret exhibitsHeld by Idaho Power and Brisbie LLC, as trade secrets under Idaho Code 74-107(1) and 48-801 in IPUC Case IPC-E-21-42 (Confidential Exhibit No. 1).
  withheld2023-05-11· Source ↗
• Forecast attributed to this facilityIndividual energy and peak-demand forecasts are developed for ESA customers, including Brisbie, LLC (Meta Platforms, Inc.); only the additional-firm-load class total is publishedHeld by Idaho Power: the customer-level forecast exists inside the 2025 IRP load forecast and is published only as the additional-firm-load class (258 aMW in 2026, 875 aMW in 2030, 1,065 aMW in 2035) together with INL, Lamb Weston, Micron, Simplot and other committed large loads.
  not published2025-06-01· Source ↗
• Measured useService under the Brisbie ESA and Schedule 33 commenced in March 2025; metered use is billed by Idaho Power and not publishedHeld by Idaho Power (Schedule 33 billing since March 2025) and Brisbie LLC; no IPUC filing in IPC-E-21-42, IPC-E-24-23 or IPC-E-26-25 carries metered kWh.
  not published2026-09-02· Source ↗

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• A superseded announcement restates the earlier one: the chain is one figure, not several.
• A service request, a minimum billing demand, a contracted capacity and a metered use describe one facility in different roles; the same MW can appear in more than one.
• A utility's class forecast (Idaho Power's additional firm load, PGE's data-center load) already contains its named customers: adding a named figure counts it twice.
• MW, MWa, MWh and square feet are different quantities; dollars are not load.

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