Compare with Caldwell County, where commissioners passed a resolution opposing open-loop evaporative cooling for Tract's 3,000-acre, 4,000 MW Caldwell Valley project before permits landed.
Its council approved Tract's $12 billion, 282-acre campus with zero tax incentives requested, $5 million annually to the city, and Tract funding $8.2 million in water and street infrastructure upfront.
In Texas, Tract expanded its Caldwell County campus to nearly 3,000 acres supporting up to 4 GW, with 360 MW grid energization through Blue Bonnet Electric Cooperative targeted for 2028.