PowerBridge breaks ground on 2 GW powered data centre campus in Texas
PowerBridge has broken ground on Alpha Digital, a powered data centre campus of about 3,400 acres in Reeves County, West Texas, planned to reach more than 2 GW of co-located generation, DCD reports.
The first phase will have 300 MW of generation, with first power expected in the fourth quarter of 2027. Liberty Energy will build and run modular natural gas generation under a joint venture. PowerBridge develops the land, power and fibre; other companies will build the data centres, and no customers have been named.
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