Tracking AI data center development activity across Texas.
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How 60+ GW of planned load is routing around ERCOT's 439 GW interconnection queue.
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The hub compiles AI-relevant data center projects from public reporting — frontier campuses, hyperscaler builds, metro colocation expansions, powered-land programs, and bitcoin-to-AI conversions. Every project carries disclosed-vs-estimated power, cost, and land figures, a per-record confidence level, live risk flags, and a sourced intelligence timeline.
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Reagan County holds no AI data center projects — and is still instructive: Genesis Digital Assets' operational Big Lake bitcoin site (part of a 2022 708 MW multi-county block), a 2015 Priority Power/Maalt mining lease, speculative land listings, and consulting pipelines make up the entire county inventory, all outside this tracker's project scope. The report's real value is systemic: the sharpest source-document treatment yet of ERCOT's large-flexible-load mathematics, the 5,000 MW voltage ride-through trip risk behind Batch Zero, and the industry's $4.2M-super-PAC lobbying response to rural backlash. (Report dated ~June 10, 2026; ingested a month later with figures attributed accordingly.)
Roughly 32% of the county workforce sits in mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction — a legacy of heavy industrial zoning, transport corridors, and high-capacity substations. Renewable anchors include Invenergy's 300 MW Santa Rita East Wind Energy Center (120 GE 2.5 MW turbines). The key forward-looking asset is grid support, not compute: Nova Clean Energy's planned Old Roman Energy Center, a 207 MW BESS with an expected COD of August 2027, designed to absorb peak wind output and discharge into evening demand. Context only — a storage project, not a data center record.
Every asset the report catalogs falls outside tracker project scope; each is archived here with its disposition:
| Asset | Substance | Disposition |
|---|---|---|
| GDA Big Lake Bitcoin Mining Center | Segment of GDA's 708 MW multi-county block (H1 2022); operational late 2023; ERCOT grid, renewable-heavy West Hub power | Archive-only — pure bitcoin, no AI plans; the 2022 capacity block backfilled as a market event |
| Priority Power Management / Maalt, LP lease | Lease and Mining Agreement executed Aug 27, 2015 in Big Lake ($32,145 in bankruptcy-court records) — early energy-compute arbitrage | Archive-only — historical lease, not a project |
| Hwy 137 EH Subdivision plot | 20 undeveloped acres, 12 mi north of Big Lake, $129,000 broker listing marketed for mining/oilfield use | Archive-only — speculative land listing |
| Data Centers Deployed LLC | Feasibility/site-selection consulting marketed per-county | Archive-only — a consultancy's service catalog, not physical compute (same false-positive pattern flagged in the Sterling County report) |