Leo | Little Rock, Arkansas

AVAIO has broken ground on Project Leo, a 760-acre project with an initial fully contracted 150 MW grid connection, providing clear line of sight for first occupancy in June of 2027. The site, less than ten miles from downtown Little Rock, has a fully approved Site Plan with substantial existing on-site water and sewer infrastructure, and a well-defined path to over a GW of power capacity:
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• Executed ESA with Entergy Arkansas for an initial 150 MW of grid power energized in April 2027, priced competitively with the lowest-cost power markets in the US
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• Direct, on-site access to Kinder Morgan’s NGPL gas pipeline provides a connection sized to deliver an additional 500+ MW of on-site, behind the meter thermal generation, starting in 2027, with no connection easements or third-party rights-of-way required
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• A further 420 MW of Entergy grid power is planned for 2030, bringing the entire campus to a baseload capacity of 1.1 GW
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• The site size allows for an additional planned 75+ MW of on-site solar 
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• Existing fiber networks along the adjacent rights-of-way can be accessed by four non-single-point-of-failure campus fiber entry points. Pre-existing water and sewer connections provide significant water and wastewater capacity availability with no required upgrades, [and the State of Arkansas is providing substantial tax incentives to project tenants]. Turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered shell options are available.