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Data Center Construction in Texas

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Texas shows 698 active construction signals across Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio, with Google, Amazon, and Riot Platforms among key developers alongside DPR Construction.

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Recent signals from Texas

Northampton Capital Partners Forms JV with Provident Data Centers for 54 MW DC

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Northampton Capital Partners· North Dallas Corridor, Texas· Sep 5, 2026

Northampton Capital Partners and Provident Data Centers announced a joint venture to develop a turnkey data center with 54MW of critical capacity on a 74MW site in the North Dallas Corridor. Delivery is targeted for late 2027. The facility is designed for inference workloads with AI-ready power density and near-zero water consumption. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett served as legal counsel to Northampt

Blueprint Data Centers' 135K-SF Project on 87-Acre Site Faces Legal Challenges in Taylor, TX

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Blueprint Data Centers· Taylor, TX· Jul 31, 2026

Blueprint Data Centers, a subsidiary of NCP Travis TPP Project LLC, received approval from the City of Taylor on Aug. 8, 2024, to build a 135,000-sq-ft data center on an 87-acre parcel in Williamson County, TX. NCP Travis TPP Project LLC purchased the land from the Taylor Economic Development Corporation for $10 million in April 2025. The project faces two active legal challenges: one appeal argue

Data Center Gas Plants Across 22 States Could Lift US Power Emissions by 20%

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Amazon· Pecos County, Texas· Aug 18, 2026

This is a market analysis of behind-the-meter natural gas power plants being built to serve data centers across 22 US states. It reports that 99 proposed plants tracked by BloombergNEF represent 126 GW of planned on-site gas generation and could emit 318 million metric tons of CO2 annually, lifting US power sector emissions by 20%. The article references Amazon's 8,000-acre site in Pecos County, T

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