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Data Center Land and Powered Sites in Texas

Powered land in Texas: 1,671 power nodes, 7 sites and 78 demand rows, each with its source and check date.

89Provisional DCMI Power Readiness Score, out of 100 (DC Market Insights calculation, 85 of 100 weight points with data; final at 90). Missing: grid congestion and queue backlog, water stress.

First calculated on 4 November 2026.

Verified on 2 November 2026 · Method

6,608 MWPlant MW leaving service by 2030 (DCMI calculation, EIA-860M)
Not loaded yetLarge-load MW in utility filings
7Sites tracked
29,728 MWDemand MW stated
2027Median stated power year

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operatingFormosa Utility Venture Ltd, 933 MW, operatingCedar Bayou, 1,530 MW, operatingBaytown Energy Center, 933 MW, operatingCedar Bayou 4, 536 MW, operatingStryker Creek, 713 MW, operatingAviator Wind, 525 MW, operatingWhite Mesa Wind, 501 MW, operatingLake Hubbard, 928 MW, operatingMountain Creek, 852 MW, operatingOdessa-Ector Power Plant, 1,153 MW, operatingQuail Run Energy Center, 550 MW, operatingMontana Power Station, 527 MW, operatingMidlothian Energy Facility, 1,734 MW, operatingFayette Power Project, 1,690 MW, operatingW A Parish, 4,008 MW, operatingJack Fusco Energy Center, 676 MW, operatingFreestone Energy Center, 1,036 MW, operatingGreen Power 2, 861 MW, operatingTopaz Generating, 605 MW, operatingColeto Creek, 622 MW, operatingRayburn Energy Station LLC, 803 MW, operatingTenaska Frontier Generation Station, 940 MW, operatingRio Nogales Power Project, 1,108 MW, operatingGuadalupe Generating Station, 1,088 MW, operatingElk Station, 599 MW, operatingGreat Prairie Wind, 1,027 MW, operatingT H Wharton, 1,190 MW, operatingOdyssey Energy Altura Cogen, LLC, 644 MW, operatingPasadena Cogeneration, 815 MW, operatingChannelview Cogeneration Plant, 918 MW, operatingChannel Energy Center LLC, 924 MW, operatingDeer Park Energy Center, 1,176 MW, operatingHarrison County Power Project, 570 MW, operatingPirkey, 721 MW, retired in March 2023Hays Energy Project, 989 MW, operatingFrontera Energy Center, 529 MW, operatingMagic Valley Generating Station, 801 MW, operatingHidalgo Energy Center, 551 MW, operatingDeCordova Steam Electric Station, 627 MW, operatingWolf Hollow I LP, 788 MW, operatingWolf Hollow II, 1,231 MW, operatingPine Forest Solar I, 500 MW, operatingHecate Energy Longhorn Solar LLC, 650 MW, operatingExxonMobil Beaumont Refinery, 678 MW, operatingForney Energy Center, 1,894 MW, operatingLamar Power Project, 1,113 MW, operatingLimestone, 1,850 MW, operatingThomas C Ferguson, 575 MW, operatingJones, 860 MW, retiring from December 2031Wilkes, 882 MW, operatingSouth Texas Project, 2,709 MW, operatingMorgan Creek, 536 MW, operatingLewis Creek, 543 MW, retiring from June 2034Montgomery County, 1,000 MW, operatingCottonwood Energy Company LP, 1,434 MW, operatingNueces Bay, 730 MW, operatingBarney M Davis, 1,082 MW, operatingCorpus Christi Energy Center, 593 MW, operatingSabine River Operations, 595 MW, operatingR W Miller, 604 MW, operatingHarrington, 1,080 MW, retiring from December 2036Oak Grove (TX), 1,795 MW, operatingMartin Lake, 2,380 MW, operatingTenaska Gateway Generating Station, 940 MW, operatingIngleside Cogeneration, 517 MW, operatingComanche Peak, 2,430 MW, operatingCapricorn Ridge Wind LLC, 663 MW, operatingHecate Energy Frye Solar LLC, 500 MW, operatingHornet Solar (TX), 600 MW, operatingHandley, 1,315 MW, operatingHorse Hollow Wind Energy Center, 736 MW, operatingWelsh, 1,116 MW, operatingSand Hill, 696 MW, operatingHigh Lonesome Wind Power, LLC Hybrid, 563 MW, operatingHecate Energy Outpost Solar LLC, 515 MW, operatingColorado Bend Energy Center, 654 MW, operatingColorado Bend II, 1,230 MW, operatingAktina Solar, 500 MW, operatingOklaunion, 720 MW, retired in September 2020Jack County, 1,280 MW, operatingWise County Power LLC, 822 MW, operatingMustang Station, 521 MW, operatingGraham, 635 MW, operatingYoung Wind, 500 MW, operatingBrotherton Storage, 176 MW, planned, in service December 2027Alira, 223 MW, planned, in service January 2030Sun Angel ESS, 200 MW, planned, in service July 2028Red Hollow Renewable Energy, 600 MW, planned, in service October 2027Goodnight Wind II, 266 MW, planned, in service May 2027Reis Solar Park, 106 MW, planned, in service May 2029Sunrose Renewable Energy, 600 MW, planned, in service December 2027Prost ESS, 200 MW, planned, in service July 2029Rio Lago Solar, 123 MW, planned, in service November 2026Honeycomb Solar and Storage, 151 MW, planned, in service November 2026Abeja Solar Farm, 200 MW, planned, in service July 2028Hermes Solar PV, 100 MW, planned, in service October 2026Hermes Storage BESS, 100 MW, planned, in service October 2026Limewood Bell Renewables Solar, 204 MW, planned, in service November 2026Chillingham Solar, 350 MW, planned, in service December 2026Cosper Solar, 148 MW, planned, in service November 2027Padua 3, 200 MW, planned, in service October 2026Alamo City ESS, 200 MW, planned, in service July 2027El Patrimonio, 150 MW, planned, in service September 2027Rush ESS, 200 MW, planned, in service December 2031Iron Belt, 400 MW, planned, in service June 2027Uva Creek Solar, 301 MW, planned, in service August 2028Gail Mountain Solar, 244 MW, planned, in service August 2028Lake Whitney Solar, 150 MW, planned, in service December 2027Cottonwood Bayou Solar, 350 MW, planned, in service October 2026Brazoria Solar I, 250 MW, planned, in service October 2026Castor, 200 MW, planned, in service December 2026Myrtle Solar, LLC, 313 MW, planned, in service December 2026Rock N' Roll, 250 MW, planned, in service October 2027Elio Energy LLC, 300 MW, planned, in service December 2027Bell Creek BESS LLC, 201 MW, planned, in service November 2028Brazos River BESS LLC, 180 MW, planned, in service November 2028Willow Beach Wind, 200 MW, planned, in service February 2029Chisme Solar and Storage, 293 MW, planned, in service July 2027Zephyr Storage, 186 MW, planned, in service March 2028Backbone Creek BESS, 121 MW, planned, in service December 2026RedSun PV and BESS, 168 MW, planned, in service July 2028Metro BESS, 200 MW, planned, in service December 2030Enbridge Solar (Sequoia II), 415 MW, planned, in service December 2026Arroyo Storage, 180 MW, planned, in service November 2026Hecate Grid East Valley Storage, 255 MW, planned, in service December 2027Accalia Point Solar, LLC, 191 MW, planned, in service May 2028Harryoung PV and BESS, 380 MW, planned, in service May 2028Resaca Oasis Storage, 201 MW, planned, in service September 2028Project Matador Gas Plant (PMG), 11,679 MW, planned, in service June 2027Project Matador Nuclear, 4,468 MW, planned, in service December 2031Easter, 152 MW, planned, in service March 2027Changing Winds, 288 MW, planned, in service March 2028Noor Solar, 188 MW, planned, in service March 2028Coneflower Storage Project LLC, 171 MW, planned, in service July 2028Cedar Bayou 5, 721 MW, planned, in service August 2028Greenalia Solar Power Misae III, 170 MW, planned, in service September 2027Soleil, 450 MW, planned, in service December 2028Wildcat Ranch Energy Storage, 120 MW, planned, in service November 2027Tennyson Solar, 150 MW, planned, in service December 2026Hayrick BESS, 114 MW, planned, in service March 2028Coke BESS, 220 MW, planned, in service April 2028Hanson, 396 MW, planned, in service July 2027Mallard Energy Storage, 250 MW, planned, in service October 2026Boxcar Energy Storage, 150 MW, planned, in service May 2027Rock Island Generation Project, 122 MW, planned, in service September 2027Darkwood Solar, 151 MW, planned, in service October 2027Lucy Solar, 351 MW, planned, in service June 2027Concho Pearl Solar and Storage, 334 MW, planned, in service October 2027Big Sampson Wind, 265 MW, planned, in service December 2026Cone Renewable Energy Project, LLC, 150 MW, planned, in service November 2027Renegade Solar Project (Dawn), 515 MW, planned, in service December 2027IP Roman Solar, 500 MW, planned, in service June 2028IP Roman Wind, 671 MW, planned, in service September 2028Eagle Springs Hybrid, 165 MW, planned, in service December 2026Oakley BESS, 200 MW, planned, in service December 2030Donegal Solar Project, 204 MW, planned, in service October 2028Cazadores Solar, 300 MW, planned, in service December 2029Newman Buffer, 102 MW, planned, in service February 2027Evlou Solar, LLC, 500 MW, planned, in service January 2028Oystercatcher Solar, 197 MW, planned, in service March 2027Dolomite Storage, 126 MW, planned, in service July 2028Oak Valley Solar, 251 MW, planned, in service September 2029Erath County Solar, 204 MW, planned, in service December 2028Roseland Solar Project, LLC, 500 MW, planned, in service October 2026Steelhead Energy Storage, 194 MW, planned, in service September 2027Staccato BESS, 201 MW, planned, in service April 2027Indigo Solar & Storage, 330 MW, planned, in service May 2027Pease River Solar, 300 MW, planned, in service December 2030Rock Rose Energy Storage, 200 MW, planned, in service March 2027Lupinus Solar 1, LLC, 248 MW, planned, in service September 2027Lupinus Solar 2, LLC, 367 MW, planned, in service December 2027Piedra Solar, 280 MW, planned, in service December 2026Timber Cove Solar, 100 MW, planned, in service May 2028Amerada, 300 MW, planned, in service July 2029Avant Prairie ESS, 200 MW, planned, in service July 2029Morrow Lake BESS, 200 MW, planned, in service December 2029Zeya, 250 MW, planned, in service December 2026Red Egret, 300 MW, planned, in service October 2027McCrae Wind Energy II, 162 MW, planned, in service December 2026Champaign BESS, LLC, 203 MW, planned, in service June 2027Cannibal Draw Solar and Storage, 248 MW, planned, in service April 2028Ray Ranch Solar, 255 MW, planned, in service December 2026Myers Solar and Storage, 177 MW, planned, in service August 2028IP Meitner Solar, 500 MW, planned, in service April 2028Blue Jay Solar I, LLC, 210 MW, planned, in service October 2026Elk Station, 200 MW, planned, in service March 2027Lazy U ESS 2, 250 MW, planned, in service July 2029Lazy U Solar 1, 250 MW, planned, in service July 2029Lazy U Solar 2, 250 MW, planned, in service July 2029Lazy U ESS 1, 250 MW, planned, in service July 2030Lumberton PV I, LLC, 200 MW, planned, in service December 2027Votaw Solar Station, 141 MW, planned, in service May 2029Callisto II Energy Center, 400 MW, planned, in service November 2026Pamela Heights I Energy Center, 100 MW, planned, in service January 2027Greens Bayou 6, 447 MW, planned, in service May 2028Hallsville, 450 MW, planned, in service December 2027Quantum BESS, 422 MW, planned, in service November 2026Throckmorton Wind, 226 MW, planned, in service December 2026Quantum Solar, 363 MW, planned, in service December 2026Quantum II BESS, 422 MW, planned, in service December 2026Quantum II Solar, 363 MW, planned, in service December 2026Millers Branch Solar, 132 MW, planned, in service December 2026Briggs Solar, LLC, 376 MW, planned, in service December 2027Solex Ridge Solar, 100 MW, planned, in service December 2027Gunnar Reliability Project, 150 MW, planned, in service December 2026Hill Solar 1, 405 MW, planned, in service October 2026Hill Solar II, 200 MW, planned, in service October 2026Vial BESS, 141 MW, planned, in service September 2027OCI Hillsboro, 400 MW, planned, in service October 2027Ash Creek BESS, 306 MW, planned, in service March 2028Apache Hill Energy Center, 200 MW, planned, in service November 2026Pine Forest Solar I, 200 MW, planned, in service August 2027Cedar Range Solar, 150 MW, planned, in service September 2027Lucky 7 Solar Farm LLC, 100 MW, planned, in service October 2027Houston County BESS, 125 MW, planned, in service April 2029Bhalu, 200 MW, planned, in service December 2027Mcmurtre Storage, 176 MW, planned, in service December 2027O'Bannion Energy Storage, 300 MW, planned, in service December 2028New Hickory Solar, 206 MW, planned, in service November 2026Dios BESS, LLC, 202 MW, planned, in service August 2027Third Coast BESS, LLC, 100 MW, planned, in service November 2027Legend Power Station, 754 MW, planned, in service July 2028Jones City 1 Solar, 215 MW, planned, in service October 2026Jones City 2 Solar, 385 MW, planned, in service October 2026Tiger Solar, 250 MW, planned, in service December 2026Funston Solar, 350 MW, planned, in service December 2026Anson 2 Solar, 219 MW, planned, in service December 2026Ables Springs Solar & Storage, 151 MW, planned, in service October 2026Mystic Springs Renewable Energy (Hybrid), 500 MW, planned, in service March 2028Clairemont Solar, 250 MW, planned, in service July 2029Cairos Solar and Storage, 231 MW, planned, in service June 2027Despain Solar, 236 MW, planned, in service December 2027Noria Hondo Solar (Hybrid), 220 MW, planned, in service December 2027ZSS Solar, 450 MW, planned, in service December 2027Dahlia Energy, 300 MW, planned, in service June 2028MRG Goody Solar Project Hybrid, 221 MW, planned, in service October 2026Rowdy Creek Solar and BESS, 805 MW, planned, in service May 2027SGT Hoskins Solar Project Hybrid, 306 MW, planned, in service December 2027Echols Grove Solar, 201 MW, planned, in service December 2027La Salle Solar, 500 MW, planned, in service September 2028La Salle ESS, 500 MW, planned, in service July 2029Sandow Lakes Energy Station, 1,290 MW, planned, in service October 2028Pecan Prairie South Solar, 133 MW, planned, in service May 2027Pecan Prairie North Solar, 324 MW, planned, in service May 2027Pecan BESS, 157 MW, planned, in service December 2028Kahla Storage, 201 MW, planned, in service December 2028Trinity River Solar 1, 150 MW, planned, in service July 2028Naduah Solar, 102 MW, planned, in service October 2027Waco Solar II, 200 MW, planned, in service December 2027Findley PV and BESS, 101 MW, planned, in service January 2028TREX US Red Holly, 300 MW, planned, in service December 2027SOSA Energy Center, 156 MW, planned, in service July 2027Hollow Branch Creek, 460 MW, planned, in service August 2027Tex-Bar ESS, 200 MW, planned, in service July 2029Duffy BESS, 236 MW, planned, in service December 2026City Breeze Energy Storage, 140 MW, planned, in service June 2027Blackcat BESS, 201 MW, planned, in service April 2028Eldora Energy LLC, 400 MW, planned, in service July 2028Ventures BESS, 227 MW, planned, in service September 2028Serrano BESS, 186 MW, planned, in service April 2028Pepper Solar Farm, 120 MW, planned, in service August 2027Albatross Solar, LLC, 151 MW, planned, in service December 2027Tokio Solar, 170 MW, planned, in service May 2028Dunlay Solar, 180 MW, planned, in service May 2030Cattlemen Solar Park, 240 MW, planned, in service October 2026Cattlemen Solar II, 200 MW, planned, in service October 2026Stoneridge Solar, LLC, 100 MW, planned, in service December 2026Sypert Branch Solar, 294 MW, planned, in service December 2026Hoyte Solar, 207 MW, planned, in service July 2027Yaupon Solar Project (Hybrid), 100 MW, planned, in service December 2027Adelite Storage Project LLC, 230 MW, planned, in service March 2028Hackberry Creek Solar, 175 MW, planned, in service March 2028Dolce BESS, LLC, 101 MW, planned, in service April 2028Naples Power Plant, 900 MW, planned, in service December 2028Banita Creek- Spindlepop Solar, 674 MW, planned, in service April 2027Tehuacana Creek Solar, 1,063 MW, planned, in service December 2026Yellow Cat Wind, LLC, 270 MW, planned, in service December 2026Armadillo Solar Center, 175 MW, planned, in service April 2027Elm Flats Solar, 375 MW, planned, in service September 2027Bluebonnet Prairie Wind, 170 MW, planned, in service December 2027Wensowitch Solar Park, 146 MW, planned, in service November 2028Main Horn Solar, 100 MW, planned, in service December 2029Hecate Energy Harley Hand Solar LLC, 514 MW, planned, in service November 2028Holstein 2 Battery Storage, 100 MW, planned, in service May 2029Leuven Solar LLC, 217 MW, planned, in service December 2029Cumbia Energy Center, 200 MW, planned, in service September 2027Sunscape Renewable Energy, 1,000 MW, planned, in service October 2028Palo Duro Energy Storage, 150 MW, planned, in service November 2027Palo Duro Energy Storage II, 166 MW, planned, in service May 2029Orange County Advanced Power Station, 1,306 MW, planned, in service October 2026Gigawatt Solar, 773 MW, planned, in service August 2028Gatsby Energy Storage Project, 103 MW, planned, in service March 2027Selenite Springs Solar, 250 MW, planned, in service December 2027Bighorn Ridge Solar, 300 MW, planned, in service December 2027Octans, 125 MW, planned, in service December 2028Greenalia Solar Power Blackwelder Ranch, 200 MW, planned, in service June 2030Blackwelder Ranch Wind, 110 MW, planned, in service June 2030Segno Solar Station, 170 MW, planned, in service March 2029Carol Wind, LLC, 168 MW, planned, in service December 2027Willis Storage, 176 MW, planned, in service September 2027Cantaloupe Solar, 300 MW, planned, in service December 2027Charger Solar, 394 MW, planned, in service October 2026IP Meitner Wind, 500 MW, planned, in service February 2028Tidwell Prairie II, 200 MW, planned, in service November 2026Barton Branch IA, 200 MW, planned, in service January 2027Bee Branch IA, 200 MW, planned, in service June 2027Lone Star Power Station, 467 MW, planned, in service July 2028Flatland Solar, 180 MW, planned, in service November 2027Yellow Viking Solar, 170 MW, planned, in service October 2027Diamondback Solar, 200 MW, planned, in service December 2027Rising Star Solar, 500 MW, planned, in service December 2028Starr Solar Ranch, 180 MW, planned, in service December 2031Honey Mesquite Wind, LLC, 181 MW, planned, in service December 2026Bob Creek Wind, LLC, 175 MW, planned, in service April 2028Swenson Solar, 600 MW, planned, in service November 2026Stonewall BESS, 135 MW, planned, in service December 2029TX Nazareth Solar, 201 MW, planned, in service August 2027Hornet Solar II (TX) (Hybrid), 400 MW, planned, in service March 2028Chimney Rock BESS, 156 MW, planned, in service April 2028Summerhill BESS, 143 MW, planned, in service December 2028Monarch Creek Wind, LLC, 288 MW, planned, in service February 2027Water Valley Wind Energy, 180 MW, planned, in service December 2027Pioneer Field Wind Power, 136 MW, planned, in service November 2030Triune Solar, 100 MW, planned, in service December 2030Nightfall Solar, 180 MW, planned, in service December 2026Uvalde Solar 2, 300 MW, planned, in service December 2027Evans Creek Energy Storage Project, 103 MW, planned, in service September 2026Blue Hills Wind Project, 276 MW, planned, in service December 2029Amador BESS, 220 MW, planned, in service April 2027Marcos PV and BESS, 232 MW, planned, in service August 2029Piney Woods Solar, 150 MW, planned, in service February 2027Vast Sands Power, 880 MW, planned, in service May 2027CPV Basin Ranch Energy Center, 1,445 MW, planned, in service February 2029Quarter Ranch Solar, 154 MW, planned, in service October 2028Cuchillas PV and BESS, 613 MW, planned, in service December 2028GulfStar Power, LLC, 452 MW, planned, in service October 2026Danish Fields Solar, LLC, 600 MW, planned, in service October 2026Raven Storage, 100 MW, planned, in service October 2026OCI SunRoper, 260 MW, planned, in service December 2027Hecate Energy Ramsey Storage, 500 MW, planned, in service December 2027Erin, 202 MW, planned, in service October 2029Short Creek Solar, 606 MW, planned, in service March 2028Adams Creek Solar Project, 250 MW, planned, in service June 2027Hutcherson Solar, 123 MW, planned, in service January 2030Clear Fork Creek Solar and BESS SLF, 1,200 MW, planned, in service March 2027Alina Energy LLC, 400 MW, planned, in service June 2028Yooperlite Storage, 176 MW, planned, in service December 2027Sandford Solar and Storage, 227 MW, planned, in service December 2028Mule Shoe Energy Storage, 207 MW, planned, in service August 2028Bravo ESS, 200 MW, planned, in service July 2029Bramble Energy Center, 225 MW, planned, in service April 2029SunShiner ESS, 200 MW, planned, in service July 2029E-Volve Energy Holdings LLC, 1 MW, retired in December 2025O W Sommers, 892 MW, retiring from March 2027J K Spruce, 566 MW, partly retiring from December 2028Citrus Flatts Energy Center, LLC, 100 MW, idle (out of service)Copper, 87 MW, retiring from December 2030Newman, 575 MW, partly retiring from December 2027H 4, 2 MW, idle (out of service)H 5, 2 MW, idle (out of service)Abbott TP 3, 3 MW, idle (out of service)Nolte, 2 MW, idle (out of service)TP 4, 2 MW, idle (out of service)PRSI FCC Generator, 5 MW, idle (out of service)The Methodist Hospital, Gas Turbine, 5 MW, idle (out of service)Rio Grande Valley Sugar Growers, 25 MW, retired in December 2024NRG Elbow Creek Energy Storage Project, 2 MW, retired in November 2024Robert D Willis, 8 MW, idle (out of service)Plant X, 190 MW, retiring from December 2027Tolk, 1,136 MW, retiring from December 2028Sandy Creek Energy Station, 1,008 MW, idle (out of service)Sabine, 1,304 MW, partly retiring from October 2026USG Paper, LLC – Orange Mill, 48 MW, idle (out of service)Nichols, 475 MW, retiring from December 2027Chisholm Grid Energy Storage System, 100 MW, idle (out of service)Arlington Outlet Hydroelectric Generator, 1 MW, retired in July 2025Hal C Weaver Power Plant, 14 MW, partly retiring from January 2028Woodville Renewable Power Project, 50 MW, idle (out of service)Works 4, 2 MW, partly retiring from November 2029IKEA Round Rock 027, 1 MW, idle (out of service)Pacifico Energy GW Ranch (county level)PowerHouse Grand Prairie (county level)Riot Platforms Corsicana Facility (county level)Tract Data Center Technology Park, Caldwell County (county level)PowerHouse Circle T Data Center, Westlake (county level)ThisWay Global Research and AI Compute Center, Texas A&M-RELLIS (county level)Fermi America Project Matador (county level)
  • Site (county level unless listed by the owner)
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  • Planned plant
  • Plant 500 MW+
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Substations are not drawn: we count them by county only.

Overview

Pacifico Energy GW Ranch in Pecos County is the largest of the 7 Texas sites we track, at 5,000 MW; together they state 8,533 MW across 7 counties (DC Market Insights calculation). Sabine at 1,304 MW leads the 6,608 MW of plant capacity leaving service. Tract names the most stated demand here (5,220 MW of 29,728 MW).

Data on fileRowsMW
Power plants (EIA-860M)1,460303,125 MW
Substations 230 kV or more (HIFLD, counted by county)191
ISO queue (ERCOT)Not loaded yet
Large-load requests (utility filings)Not loaded yet
Data center sites78,533 MW
Demand rows7829,728 MW
Policy rows2

Where the power is

Leaving service in Texas: 6,608 MW at 28 plants, led by Sabine in Orange County (1,304 MW, partly retiring from October 2026), Tolk in Lamb County (1,136 MW, retiring from December 2028) and Sandy Creek Energy Station in McLennan County (1,008 MW, idle (out of service)).

Coming: 92,698 MW at 321 planned plants, led by Project Matador Gas Plant (PMG) (11,679 MW, planned, in service June 2027), Project Matador Nuclear (4,468 MW, planned, in service December 2031) and CPV Basin Ranch Energy Center (1,445 MW, planned, in service February 2029).

Of 191 substations, 169 at 345 kV, 19 at 230 kV and 3 at 500 kV or more; Harris County (16), Dallas County (13) and Bastrop County (7) hold the most.

Power nodeKindCountyMWDateSource
Project Matador Gas Plant (PMG)Planned plantCarson County11,679 MWplanned, in service June 2027EIA Form 860M, September 2026
Project Matador NuclearPlanned plantCarson County4,468 MWplanned, in service December 2031EIA Form 860M, September 2026
CPV Basin Ranch Energy CenterPlanned plantWard County1,445 MWplanned, in service February 2029EIA Form 860M, September 2026
Orange County Advanced Power StationPlanned plantOrange County1,306 MWplanned, in service October 2026EIA Form 860M, September 2026
SabinePlant leaving serviceOrange County1,304 MWpartly retiring from October 2026EIA Form 860M, September 2026
Sandow Lakes Energy StationPlanned plantLee County1,290 MWplanned, in service October 2028EIA Form 860M, September 2026
Clear Fork Creek Solar and BESS SLFPlanned plantWilson County1,200 MWplanned, in service March 2027EIA Form 860M, September 2026
TolkPlant leaving serviceLamb County1,136 MWretiring from December 2028EIA Form 860M, September 2026
Tehuacana Creek SolarPlanned plantNavarro County1,063 MWplanned, in service December 2026EIA Form 860M, September 2026
Sandy Creek Energy StationPlant leaving serviceMcLennan County1,008 MWidle (out of service)EIA Form 860M, September 2026

Sites tracked

  • Pacifico Energy GW Ranch in Pecos County: 8,000 acres, 5,000 MW. Status idea, from a developer source dated 20 August 2025.
  • PowerHouse Grand Prairie in Ellis County: 810 acres, 1,800 MW. Power timing in the source: Delivery: Q1 2027. Zoning: Newly rezoned, per developer. Status zoned, from a developer source dated 2 November 2026.
  • Riot Platforms Corsicana Facility in Navarro County: 1,000 MW. Power timing in the source: Operational by 2024, per company. Status powered, from a developer source dated 2 November 2026.
  • Tract Data Center Technology Park, Caldwell County: 1,515 acres, 360 MW. Power timing in the source: Initial 360MW target energization in 2028 (stated May 2025). Zoning: Fully entitled, per developer. Status zoned, from a developer source dated 7 May 2025.
  • PowerHouse Circle T Data Center, Westlake in Tarrant County: 94 acres, 300 MW. Zoning: PD zoning, Ordinance 314 PD 38, approved Sep 14, 1998. Status zoned, from a county source dated 4 August 2026.
  • ThisWay Global Research and AI Compute Center, Texas A&M-RELLIS in Brazos County: 25 acres, 73 MW. Status idea, from a developer source dated 8 October 2026.
  • Fermi America Project Matador in Carson County: 7,500 acres. Power timing in the source: about 200 megawatts of initial commercial power over the next six months. Zoning: TCEQ Clean Air Permit, about 6 GW, per developer. Status idea, from a developer source dated 14 May 2026.
SiteCountyAcresMW (source words)Time to power (source words)StatusSource
Pacifico Energy GW RanchPecos County8,0005,000 MWideaDeveloper, 20 August 2025
PowerHouse Grand PrairieEllis County8101,800 MWDelivery: Q1 2027zonedDeveloper, 2 November 2026
Riot Platforms Corsicana FacilityNavarro County1,000 MWOperational by 2024, per companypoweredDeveloper, 2 November 2026
Tract Data Center Technology Park, Caldwell CountyCaldwell County1,515360 MWInitial 360MW target energization in 2028 (stated May 2025)zonedDeveloper, 7 May 2025
PowerHouse Circle T Data Center, WestlakeTarrant County94300 MWzonedCounty, 4 August 2026
ThisWay Global Research and AI Compute Center, Texas A&M-RELLISBrazos County2573 MWideaDeveloper, 8 October 2026
Fermi America Project MatadorCarson County7,500about 200 megawatts of initial commercial power over the next six monthsideaDeveloper, 14 May 2026

Who is looking

49 buyers, 78 rows; evidence: 65 from company, 11 from press and 2 from state filing.

  • Related Companies; NextEra Energy Resources; Lewis Energy Group: Project Star energy campus and 5GW Related Digital data center campus, Encinal, La Salle County, 5,000 MW, Encinal, TX (company)
  • Tract: Caldwell Valley Technology Park expansion (+1,458 acres, ~3,000 acres total), 4,000 MW, Austin (Caldwell County), Texas (press)
  • MARA Holdings (with Starwood Digital Ventures as development partner): 1,200+ acre powered land site, Matagorda County, Texas (up to 2 GW), 2,000 MW, Matagorda County, Texas (company)
  • PowerBridge (Five Point Infrastructure): Alpha Digital Campus, up to ~3,400 acres, Reeves County, Texas, 2,000 MW, Reeves County, Texas (Waha hub) (company)
  • Microsoft: Microsoft Pecos campus, 2,000 MW (total MW), Pecos, West Texas (company)
  • PowerHouse Data Centers: PowerHouse Grand Prairie, 1,800 MW (total MW), Grand Prairie (company)
  • OpenAI; SoftBank Group: SB Energy (Stargate data center campus, Milam County, Texas), 1,200 MW, Milam County, Texas (company)
  • SB Energy: SB Energy Stargate Milam County, 1,200 MW (total MW), Central Texas (press)
  • Crusoe; Lancium: 1 GW AI data center campus on 270 acres, Childress, Texas, 1,000 MW, Childress, Texas (company)
  • Infrakey DC Parks; City of Lacy Lakeview: Lacy Lakeview Data District (L2D2), 520 acres, 925 MW, Lacy Lakeview (McLennan County), Texas (company)

Policy

Our Power and Policy tracker holds 2 rules for Texas.

  • 3 August 2026: ERCOT Data Center State and Community Impacts Request for Information (Governor-directed data center audit) (regulation, in force)
  • 29 May 2025: Texas Senate Bill 6 (89th Legislature): planning, interconnection, operation and costs of service for large load customers (grid, in force)

Score breakdown

Texas: 89 out of 100, provisional, from 85 weight points.

FactorPointsBasis
Time to power30 of 30earliest stated power date 2024 (3 stated dates)
Available or freeing MW20 of 206,608 MW freeing (full points at 5,000 MW, DC Market Insights calculation)
Grid congestion and queue backlogNot loaded yetthe ERCOT queue file: not loaded yet
Policy6 of 15in force: 1 regulation, 1 grid
Land and permitting10 of 10best site by status and acres; opposition events not tracked yet
Fiber and latency to the nearest hub9.8 of 1098 live data centers tracked in the state (full points at 100)
Water stressNot loaded yetwater stress index not loaded yet

Questions

Where is data center land with power in Texas?

Pecos County (Pacifico Energy GW Ranch), Carson County and Ellis County and 4 more counties.

Which Texas county has the most plant capacity leaving service?

Bexar County, with 1,458 MW of the 6,608 MW state total.

Who is looking for data center sites in Texas?

49 buyers; by stated MW, Tract leads. Each row is on the Texas demand page.

Is there data center land for sale in Texas?

We list 7 Texas sites and do not sell land; each site names its source.

Which rules apply to large loads in Texas?

"ERCOT Data Center State and Community Impacts Request for Information (Governor-directed data center audit)" (3 August 2026) is the newest.

In the full data

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  • Queue positions
  • Excel export with every source
  • Alerts when the score or a site changes

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