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Parcel-level site screens from primary records — who owns the land, where substation capacity sits, whether the water is real — plus daily detection of new projects from state & county filings.
Microsoft's Pecos campus was in the filings 224 days before the announcement — the trail is below ↓
A live siting pilot for one Corpus Christi industrial corridor — every layer from primary records: parcels with owners of record, documented substation capacity, the generation queue, water, sewer, storm, gas, flood and zoning. Click any substation, any parcel, or run the site screen on any point.
Every layer a site decision runs on — each one pulled from a primary record, and cited to the document it came from.
transformers with MVA ratings, named feeders and voltages — including the sub-69 kV distribution level standard grid data can't see
every queued project by MW, fuel and COD — placed at its point of interconnection
new large loads — often surfaced before the press release
every parcel with its owner, acreage and value — entity-owned land flagged
deeds, easements and industrial-district agreements — what's filed against the land
zoning, ETJ, current land use, reinvestment zones and abatements
who holds the basin's water, live reservoir levels, and who must serve each parcel
mains with sizes and pressure zones — tap feasibility at the street
every main tagged to the treatment plant it drains to, with plant capacities
the storm-drain network plus FEMA flood zones at the parcel
the distribution network serving the corridor
Every published move, mapped to the county it lands in — checked daily.
Know about every new data-center and power project in Texas as it enters the public record — what's being built, how big, where, and who's really behind it, with shell LLCs resolved to the operators they front for. Projects can show up here months before press coverage. Below: the live detection ledger — each row is one real detection, with the actual lines that changed.
20 minutes — bring a county, a project, or an LLC you're curious about.
Daily coverage of data centre projects worldwide — new campuses, power deals, land moves and operators — plus a daily briefing cited to primary sources. Today's briefing below is the live sample.
On Aug. 21, 2026, the U.S. Department of Energy issued a fresh emergency order keeping two retiring Eddystone units running near Philadelphia. The order runs from Aug. 23 through Nov. 20, 2026 and covers 760 MW. DOE grounds the action in a PJM reliability record it ties directly
Read full briefing →Free. One email a day. Trusted sources, verified, cited.
Every move traces to the originating filing — the PUC docket, the SEC filing, the county record, the company release. The citation is the product.
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