Pacifico Energy's GW Ranch is a massive, master-planned data center and power generation campus sprawling across 8,000 acres in Pecos County, Texas.
Purpose-built to sustain the immense computing demands of next-generation artificial intelligence, the project utilizes a unique "private-grid" (off-grid) model that completely isolates it from the ERCOT public grid, protecting Texas ratepayers from strain while bypassing traditional utility interconnection delays. Backed by a historic, record-setting TCEQ air permit approved in early 2026, the hybrid campus will integrate up to 7.65 GW of natural gas-fired turbines with 1.8 GW of battery storage and 750 MW of on-site solar. Construction breaks ground in 2026, with "first power" and initial modular data center buildings scheduled to become operational in the first half of 2027, clearing a guaranteed path to support massive AI supercomputing clusters at full buildout by 2031.
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| 9.92 miles | NorthInterested in this information?Contact us |
Amazon is developing a second data center building at its Pecos County campus in Texas.
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| 10.07 miles | Tower BetaInterested in this information?Contact us |
Amazon is developing the first filed data center building at its GW Ranch campus north of Fort Stockton, Texas.
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| 10.10 miles | Core PointInterested in this information?Contact us |
Amazon is developing a third data center building at its Pecos County campus north of Fort Stockton, Texas.
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| 12.85 miles | PowerBridge: Alpha Digital Campus |
The Alpha Digital Campus, a massive data center project, is set to be developed in Reeves County, Texas, following a lease agreement between LandBridge and PowerBridge.
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| 17.36 miles | Lancium: Fort Stockton |
Lancium's Fort Stockton datacenter, dubbed "Clean Campus," operates at a 25MW capacity. Substations are being built to enable a major expansion to 300MW.
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| 17.39 miles | Lancium: Fort Stockton Expansion | |
| 18.12 miles | Metro RidgeInterested in this information?Contact us |
Cormint Data Systems has increased its self-mining capacity to 1.5 EH/s at its Fort Stockton site by energizing Phase 3, and with substantial funding, it plans to expand to 2.4 EH/s in 2024, utilizing the site's 130MW capacity.
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Pacifico Energy (“Pacifico” and formerly “Pacifico Power”) is a forward-looking energy infrastructure platform that delivers customized industrial-scale energy solutions to data centers, companies and communities looking to quickly secure reliable and affordable electricity.
Pacifico develops, constructs, operates, finances and invests in prime generation (microgrid) and distributed generation energy projects—which help data centers, commercial & industrial companies, and communities become less reliant on utility companies for electricity.
Pacifico is backed by the Pacifico Energy Group, which has significant ownership stakes in energy development companies around the world, including Japan’s largest solar developer.
December 18, 2025 West Texas
Texas Pacific Land Corporation (TPL) has partnered with Bolt Data & Energy to develop data center campuses across TPL-owned land. As part of the deal, Bolt raised $150 million in capital, including $50m from TPL. In return, TPL will receive equity interest, warrants, and a right of first...
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