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Aligned Data Centers operates the 779M USD, 28.7 MW (20.5 MW IT capacity) flagship 19-acre hyperscale data center campus in Plano, Collin County, Texas, supporting mission-critical enterprise compute and cloud services.

Aligned Data Centers is building DFW-03, a two-story 429,603 sq ft data center with an on-site substation on 27 acres at 3801 Britton Road, Mansfield (Tarrant County), Texas; the 86.4 MW facility / 72 MW IT figures are Cleanview estimates (Aligned publishes no MW), and the 120.5M USD is the construction cost filed with Texas TDLR.

Real estate developer Oppidan registered a new 5 MW, 61,554 sq ft data center on Eberhardt Road in Temple, Bell County, Texas with the state at an estimated 31M USD, construction 14 July 2025 to 16 October 2026; no tenant is assigned.

NextEra Energy Resources is constructing the 201 MWac Erika Solar Project in Kaufman County, Texas, east of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Tracked in the ERCOT interconnection pipeline under Queue ID 23INR0142 and registered with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT), the utility-scale solar generating facility ties into Oncor Electric Delivery's regional 345 kV transmission corridor, delivering massive zero-carbon energy to support rapidly expanding North Texas residential and industrial power consumption.

Aligned Data Centers expanded its Plano campus with the 1.36B USD, 50.4 MW (36 MW IT capacity) DFW-02 hyperscale facility across 188,480 square feet in Collin County, Texas, supporting AI clusters.

Sunraycer Assets is constructing the 75M USD, 50.4 MW / 200 MWh four-hour lithium iron phosphate battery energy storage system in McLennan County, Texas, interconnecting to Oncor Electric Delivery's transmission network.

The Granbury Solar Project is a 100 MWac photovoltaic solar installation located on rural acreage near Granbury in Hood County, Texas. Interconnecting into Oncor's transmission network within ERCOT, the facility generates clean solar power to meet soaring summer electricity demand across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex while supporting Hood County taxing jurisdictions.

Vistra Corp is developing the 250M USD, 222.8 MW utility-scale solar facility in Andrews County, Texas, delivering zero-emission power into the Permian Basin and ERCOT West load zone.

The Azalea Springs Solar Project is a 181 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across timber and open acreage near Lufkin in Angelina County, Texas. Developed by EDP Renewables to inject low-cost clean electricity into the east Texas power grid, the solar plant creates significant local economic investment while enhancing regional grid reliability during high summer power demand.

Savion is constructing the 260M USD, 240 MW utility-scale solar photovoltaic project across 2,200 acres in Wilbarger County, Texas, interconnecting to Oncor's 138 kV transmission grid.

SB Energy is constructing the 550M USD, 500 MW utility-scale solar photovoltaic power plant across 4,200 acres in Borden County, Texas, interconnecting to Oncor's 345 kV high-voltage transmission system.

Amerada Storage LLC has executed a generator interconnection agreement for the 160M USD, 150.8 MW / 603 MWh utility battery storage facility in Terry County, Texas, firming South Plains renewable power on the ERCOT grid.

Aquila Clean Energy is developing the 475M USD, 500 MW utility-scale solar generation plant in Milam County, Texas, interconnecting to the ERCOT 345 kV high-voltage transmission grid via Oncor Electric Delivery.

Energy Management is developing the 300M USD, 307.4 MW / 1,230 MWh utility-scale battery energy storage system in Cooke County, Texas, delivering dispatchable reserve power to the ERCOT North Zone.

Energy Management is developing the 400M USD, 407 MW / 1,628 MWh utility battery storage complex in Hunt County, Texas, providing dispatchable reserve capacity to the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex grid.

Apricot Sun Solar LLC has executed an interconnection agreement for the 230M USD, 200.8 MW utility solar facility in Crane County, Texas, expanding Permian Basin clean energy generation on the ERCOT grid.

Savion is constructing the 270M USD, 250.88 MW utility-scale solar photovoltaic facility in Wilbarger County, Texas, interconnecting to Oncor's 138 kV transmission system in the ERCOT North load zone.

Cypress Creek Renewables is constructing the 330M USD, 300 MW utility-scale solar facility in Freestone County, Texas, interconnecting to Oncor's 345 kV high-voltage transmission system.

Avalon Storage Partners has secured an interconnection agreement for the massive 520M USD, 522.1 MW / 2,088 MWh battery storage complex in Mitchell County, Texas, stabilizing West Texas grid infrastructure.

Zeus Energy Storage LLC is developing the 800M USD, 1,043 MW / 4,172 MWh 4-hour utility lithium-ion BESS near Snyder in Scurry County, Texas, interconnecting to ERCOT West 345 kV.

Vesper Energy is constructing the 210M USD, 207.8 MW / 831 MWh four-hour utility-scale battery energy storage system in Henderson County, Texas, interconnecting to Oncor Electric Delivery's East Texas transmission network.

Nabla Storage LLC is developing the 600M USD, 750 MW / 3,000 MWh 4-hour standalone utility battery system near Weatherford in Parker County, Texas, on ERCOT North 345 kV.

OCI Energy is constructing the 240M USD, 200 MW / 800 MWh four-hour utility-scale battery energy storage system in Freestone County, Texas, delivering critical reliability and frequency regulation to the ERCOT grid.

Kickstart Energy Storage LLC is developing the 800M USD, 1,026 MW / 4,104 MWh 4-hour standalone battery facility near Ennis in Ellis County, Texas, on ERCOT North 345 kV.

Indigo Solar LLC is developing the 900M USD, 800 MWac utility solar generation facility across 5,600 acres near Roby in Fisher County, Texas, on ERCOT West 345 kV.

Prairie Point Energy Storage LLC has advanced ERCOT interconnection study agreements for the 950M USD, 1,000 MW / 4,000 MWh Prairie Point Energy Storage Center Phase II in Wise County, Texas.

Key City Solar LLC has secured ERCOT Standard Generation Interconnection Agreements (SGIA) and county approvals for the 950M USD, 989 MWac Key City Clean Solar Facility in Taylor County, Texas.