Energy Capital Partners, in Joint Venture with KKR, will build a Hyperscale Data Center campus of $ 4 billion in Bosque County, Texas. The project is set up at a total of 190 megawatts at full build-out.
This is the first investment of the strategic partnership of $ 50 billion between the two companies, formed for investments, development and solutions for data center for the demand of hyperscalers, intended to use capital in various developments for the next four years.
A joint venture between Energy Capital and Cyrusone partners will supervise the construction, while Calpine Corp. the wealth capacity will offer. Construction is already underway and is expected to be completed at the end of next year.
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The upcoming Cyrusone campus will rise on land next to the Thad Hill Energy Center, a power plant from Calpine Corp. The two companies have also concluded an agreement to guarantee the current capacity, grid connections and country for this development.
The multi -phase project, called DFW10, will contain an initial power capacity of 144 megawatts. The first phase includes more than 190,000 square feet, with a final target of more than 700,000 square feet. Requesting plans for sustainability functions such as climate-neutral initiatives, protection of biodiversity, water retention and possibilities to maintain and prevent emergency situations in the field of recot-grid.
DFW’s Active Data Center Pipeline
Cyrusone operates more than 55 data centers in the US According to its website, the company has eight campuses that are currently in the state in the state: one in Austin, three in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metro, one in Houston and three in San Antonio. The first Cyrusone data center built in Dallas-Fort Worth dates from 1999. DFW1, it is 670,000 square feet and is currently the largest data center building in the state.
In addition to Cyrusone, there are several investors and developers with recent projects in the metro. One of them is the Spanish developer ACS, who build a $ 2 billion campus, five in Fort Worth Plant. The project received tax incentives in April, with the first phase that completed by 2031.
Lincoln also formed Property Co. In January a partnership with Gigabit Fiber and Tradition Holdings for the development of a campus of 540 megawatts in South Dallas. This $ 1 billion project includes four facilities of a total of more than 800,000 square feet.
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