Not built yet. Every figure below is what it would take and emit at the capacity its owners have announced.
Water — consumed, not returned
Taken from the basin5,621M gal/yr
Evaporated on site457M gal
Making the power5,163M gal
Basin stressExtremely High
Where the water comes from
Municipal potable supply
Cooling
Closed-loop liquid; co-located with Reliance's refinery utilities
Basis
Modelled from cooling design — WUE 0.19 L/kWh
Air — what the stacks emit
Nitrogen oxides6,329t/yr
Sulphur dioxide9,773t/yr
Fine particulates1,257t PM2.5
Health damages$1,111M/yr
Where it burns
India — Western grid
Generation mix
Coal 70 · Solar 12 · Wind 8
CO₂e
5,873 kt/yr — climate, not air quality
Who wanted it
Who asked for it
Reliance — self-build, with Nvidia and Google partnerships; targeted at Indian-language model training
Who approved it
Gujarat state clearances; the campus is tied to Reliance's own 20 GW renewable buildout at Kutch
What it serves
Indian sovereign AI, Jio consumer services, and Nvidia cloud capacity
IT capacity
0 MW running of 1,000 MW announced
India's largest announced AI campus, next to the world's biggest oil refinery, in one of the most water-stressed districts in Gujarat. Reliance has committed to matching its load with its own solar rather than drawing on the coal-heavy western grid.
Water and air figures are modelled from disclosed capacity, not measured — site-level
error is roughly ±40%. Diesel backup generators are not counted, so on-site figures are floors.
Full method.