2955 Francis Harris Lane, New Braunfels mailing address, between San Marcos and New Braunfels, Hays and Guadalupe counties, Texas, United States (approximate coordinates: the street address did not geocode)CloudBurst Data Centers
Doral October 7, 2026 release says imminent commercial operation, without a COD day. October 2026 is an estimated window; day 1 is a month placeholder, not confirmed operation.[1]
Doral’s October 7, 2026 release celebrates imminent commercial operation of Mammoth South, Central I and Central II, totaling 900 MWac. It does not confirm the previously displayed October 15 COD or substantiate a $1.5 billion cost for these phases.
The event is the confirmed October 1, 2026 award decision; the former November 2028 COD has no verified support.[1]
Maryland did not select Cardinal Energy Storage East’s 500 MW Oystercatcher proposal for the first storage award round on October 1, 2026. The six-hour proposal is near BGE’s Conastone substation in Harford County; a later round remains possible.
October 1, 2026 is a Q3/Q4-2026 phase-two target placeholder from the February 2025 presentation. The target is unverified; Phase I’s Q3/Q4-2025 target is past, not proof of service.[1]
Teton’s February 2025 presentation filed with Williams County describes 30 MW first phase and 100 MW-plus ultimate liquid-cooled project in Dry Fork Township, with a $200M-plus estimate. The county approved its data-center appeal on February 18; the storage appeal was excluded.
October 1, 2026 is retained only as an unverified legacy tracker estimate. Opened NYPA[3] May 2025 source confirms construction, not a revised commissioning date; target passage is not completion.
174 Power Global's East River ESS is a 100 MW / 400 MWh battery on NYPA land in Astoria, Queens, approved by the New York PSC in July 2021 at 132M USD under a seven-year Con Edison dispatch contract; construction was due to start in 2025 per NYCEDC and NYPA after the end-2022 target slipped; no commissioning report was found.