Data Centers in Pecos County
Pecos County hosts 2 Comptroller-certified sites and 3 TDLR construction filings tracked by Hyperscale News from public Texas sources. Known projects touch 1 school district (Fort Stockton Independent School District). U.S. House seats in the record include District 23. The free brief below names power, water, and politics as they appear in those records. Annual subscribers unlock school-district tax-base fields (top taxpayers, M&O, per-pupil spend) and, on the map, who governs a specific pin.
Power
Pecos County’s free power snapshot is drawn from Comptroller certificates and TDLR filings, not from a private database. Certified names in the public record include Lancium Fort Stockton Clean Campus and Lonestar Taproot LLC - Tarbush. TDLR project names include PECOS COUNTY DATA CENTER, PECOS COUNTY DATA CENTER, and PECOS COUNTY DATA CENTER. PECOS COUNTY DATA CENTER lists an estimated cost of $300,000,000. Nearby ERCOT queue capacity summarized by fuel includes 6,335 MW Solar; 3,003 MW Wind; 1,517 MW Gas. Approximate site locations are labeled as county-level only when geocode quality does not support a precise city.
Water
Water governance in this atlas is point-derived at known project locations, not a claim that a district covers the entire county. Public records for known sites name MIDDLE PECOS GROUNDWATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT. District boundaries do not follow county lines.
Politics
Politics in the free atlas means who shows up in public siting records for Pecos County—not a complete voter guide. School districts appearing on certified or filed sites include Fort Stockton Independent School District. U.S. House districts in the record: District 23 — Tony Gonzales (R). State House: District 53 — Wes Virdell (R). State Senate: District 29 — Cesar Blanco (D). School-district tax-base fields (top taxpayers, M&O collections, per-pupil spend) stay behind annual access. For who governs a specific parcel, use the map pin product as an annual subscriber.
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Power records
Full power records (public feeds)
- Certified site
- Lancium Fort Stockton Clean Campus
- Occupant
- Lancium LLC
- Certificate type
- qualifying
- Certified site
- Lonestar Taproot LLC - Tarbush
- Occupant
- Lonestar Dream Inc.
- Certificate type
- qualifying
- Nearest city
- Fort Stockton
- TDLR project
- PECOS COUNTY DATA CENTER
- Facility
- Building B
- Owner
- AMAZON DATA SERVICES, INC
- Estimated cost
- $300,000,000
- Square footage
- 189,060
- Type of work
- New Construction
- Scope
- New data center building
- Status
- Project Registered
- Design firm
- (713) 844-0000
- Location
- 6000 TX-18, Pecos County, Texas
- County
- Pecos
- TDLR project
- PECOS COUNTY DATA CENTER
- Facility
- Building A
- Owner
- AMAZON DATA SERVICES, INC
- Estimated cost
- $300,000,000
- Square footage
- 189,060
- Type of work
- New Construction
- Scope
- New data center building.
- Status
- Project Registered
- Design firm
- (713) 844-0000
- Location
- 6000 TX-18, Pecos County, Texas
- County
- Pecos
- TDLR project
- PECOS COUNTY DATA CENTER
- Facility
- Building C
- Owner
- AMAZON DATA SERVICES, INC
- Estimated cost
- $300,000,000
- Square footage
- 189,060
- Type of work
- New Construction
- Scope
- New data center building
- Status
- Project Registered
- Design firm
- (713) 844-0000
- Location
- 6000 TX-18, Pecos County, Texas
- County
- Pecos
- Queue capacity (Gas)
- 1,516.72 MW
- Queue capacity (Other)
- 1,390.88 MW
- Queue capacity (Solar)
- 6,335.41 MW
- Queue capacity (Wind)
- 3,002.62 MW
- Approximate location — county level.
Water records
Full water records (public feeds)
- Groundwater conservation district
- MIDDLE PECOS GROUNDWATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
Politics records
- School district
- Fort Stockton Independent School District
- Students
- 8,427
- Assessed value
- $4,246,786,611
- State House
- District 53 — Wes Virdell (R)
- State Senate
- District 29 — Cesar Blanco (D)
- Congressional
- District 23 — Tony Gonzales (R)
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Sources: Texas Geographic Information Office · Texas Comptroller · Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · Texas Water Development Board · ERCOT
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