Amazon Pecos County Data Center Campus
Under Construction
Under Construction
The Amazon Pecos County Data Center Campus is a data center campus near Fort Stockton in Pecos County, Texas, where construction was observed in September 2026. Amazon Data Services, Inc. is the owner named in three state building registrations at 6000 TX-18, each for a building of 189,060 square feet. Power is to come from on-site generation, the GW Ranch Energy Center developed by Pacifico Energy, which is permitted for 5,000 MW nominal output. Amazon says the campus is designed to move to grid-connected service as interconnection timelines allow.
Square footage from the state accessibility registration
Square footage from the state accessibility registration
Square footage from the state accessibility registration
Scheduled construction start in the state registration
Scheduled completion in the state registration
| Capacity | Basis | Status | Scope | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5,000 MW | Onsite Generation | Approved | Campus | — |
| Dedicated power supply: Nominal output of the permitted on-site gas power plant | ||||
| Up to 7,650 MW | Onsite Generation | Approved | Campus | — |
| Dedicated power supply: Gas generation covered by the air permit, per the developer | ||||
| 1,000 MW | Onsite Generation | Target · target 2028 | Campus | — |
| Dedicated power supply: Developer target for power online from the on-site complex | ||||
| 5,000+ MW | Onsite Generation | Target · target 2031 | Campus | — |
| Dedicated power supply: Developer target for full build-out of the on-site complex | ||||
| 1,000 MW | Onsite Generation | Planned | Campus | — |
| Dedicated power supply: Phase 1 gross capacity of the on-site complex | ||||
| 1,800 MW | Battery Storage | Proposed | Campus | — |
| Dedicated power supply: Battery storage integrated with the on-site generation | ||||
| Up to 750 MW | Onsite Generation | Proposed | Campus | — |
| Dedicated power supply: Solar integrated with the on-site generation, rated in MWac | ||||
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