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Oncor Electric Delivery is the primary regulated electric utility transmission and distribution company serving North Central Texas, including the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and operates critical infrastructure that supports the state's data center industry.
July 10, 2026
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430 Opposition Groups in a Year. The Ones Who Engage Early Still Break Ground.
Amp Z, the higher-profile $1 billion project, stalled with no Oncor power agreement after community opposition dominated headlines.
April 30, 2026
Kiewit Books 5.4 GW for NRG as Gas Turbine Slots Vanish Through 2029Temple's Davis is running the playbook well: separate what cities control from what ERCOT and Oncor control, quantify revenue ($7M annually rising to $12M after abatement), and refuse the zero-sum frame.
April 12, 2026
400 Projects, Two Unanswered Questions, One Legislative ClockVistra EVP Stacey Dore and Oncor VP Brian Lloyd argued data centers will optimize existing transmission and spread fixed costs, with heavy infrastructure expense falling on operators who can absorb it.
April 8, 2026
Texas Built Its Tax Break for Yesterday's Data Center MarketSamsung's $17 billion Taylor fab pulled Oncor transmission assets into eastern WilCo, directly enabling the buildout.
February 25, 2026
Co-Located Power Is the New Default. Texas Counties Can't Stop It.Near Lufkin, Amp Z is pursuing a 2.1 GW hybrid campus on a former paper mill site, combining utility service from Oncor with on-site generation.
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