Data centers in ERCOT

Operator brochure reports 7 MW total capacity for Austin One.

Aggregate standby-generator nameplate capacity calculated from three 1,500 kW diesel generators; this is backup-generation capacity, not utility service, interconnection, gross-campus, or critical-IT capacity.

Operator-listed total capacity with 20+ MW expansion; basis unspecified.

Flexential reports 18 MW of critical-load UPS capacity for this facility.

Operator specification is critical-load UPS capacity. It is not utility-service capacity, contracted power or measured demand; specification effective date is not given.

UPS capacity reported for the marketed Downtown Dallas complex.

CoreWeave committed critical IT load across Phases I through III under long-term leases.

Reported IT load associated with the Google Midlothian facility; this is separate from the reported 85.15 MW power-capacity figure.

Operator states total power capacity of 17 megawatts from utility service entrances.

Delivered power reported for the exact 100 Taylor Street facility; the facility is listed as commissioned.

Each of multiple scalable Cummins diesel backup generators; total generator capacity and generator count are not disclosed.

2N critical load reported for Houston I.

Serverfarm reports 410 MW of IT capacity for HTX1; this is an IT-capacity figure and is not treated as utility-service, interconnection-request, or gross-campus power.

Nscale agreed to lease the full 234 MW capacity of the exact Cedarvale facility.

Reported access to 2.0 MW of power for LightEdge Austin II; the source does not identify this as contracted, approved, energized, or critical IT load capacity.

Third-party listing reports 3.0 MW of facility power capacity; the source does not identify whether this is utility service, energized capacity, contracted power, or IT load.

Reported power capacity for the operational Lowe's Data Center exact asset; this is not identified as requested, contracted, approved, energized, critical IT, onsite-generation, backup-generation, or battery-storage capacity.

Reported critical power for 3180 Irving Boulevard #1.

Third-party reported power capacity for the exact operational site; the source characterizes its figures as estimates and does not identify the capacity as requested, contracted, approved, or energized.

Critical IT load for the Dallas TX1 building at 2008 Lookout Drive; this is not a campus-wide gross-power figure.

QTS reports 70 MW+ of critical campus capacity for Fort Worth 1.

The same exact-address public-record entry reports 27.6 MW of IT load.

Fixed-quantity Corsicana PPA with MEMSIS at a fixed price of $43.95/MWh; this is contracted retail power, not total site capacity.

AMD lease initial deployment of critical IT load capacity at the Rockdale Site.

Operator-reported critical IT load for the two-building campus.

Original Abilene substation constructed for the initial campus power-delivery phase at 138 kV.

Stream reports 43 MW of critical capacity for the expanded 275,000-square-foot DFWA facility at full build.

Critical IT load supported by the exact DFW IV facility.

Switch announced that its Texas technology campus ecosystem, including The Rock and other Texas properties, was architected to provide over 185 MW upon completion. The source does not isolate how much of that total belongs to The Rock alone.