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Williamson County, Texas

Williamson County, Texas has 890 MW of data centers on record, planned to operating, across 10 records, against 214.1 MW of generation operating inside the county. The queue adds 449 MW of planned generation across 1 project. That is 0.8% of Texas's data center MW.

Data as of Grid region: ERCOTRefreshed monthly
890MW
data centers, planned to operating
10
data center records, not cancelled
0.8%
of Texas's data center MW
214.1MW
operating generation, 12 projects
449MW
planned generation, 1 project
5
data center developers active here
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Williamson County and its neighbors

Counties shaded by data center MW on record, planned to operating. 5 of its 6 neighboring counties have pages of their own. The rest are in the member database.

Bell 235.6 MW Williamson 890 MW Burnet no data centers Travis 629.8 MW Bastrop 470.4 MW Lee Milam 1.6 GW
no data center MWunder 100 MW100 to 1,000 MW1,000 to 5,000 MW5,000 to 15,000 MW15,000 MW or more no page yet

Data center records planned, under construction and operating, data as of October 8, 2026.Hover a county for its numbers

Headline finding
4.2times

more data center MW than operating generation in the county. Williamson County's own plants cover 24.1% of the load on record, and the planned pipeline adds 449 MW.

Data centers, planned to operating890 MW
Operating generation214.1 MW
Planned generation449 MW

Data centers by status

10 records, 890 MW

Operating84 MW1 record, 9%
Under construction252 MW3 records, 28%
Planned554 MW6 records, 62%
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The data center pipeline

9 records list a year online or expected, from 2024 to 2030. The largest expected additions are 302 MW listed for 2027 and 180 MW for 2026. 1 record list no year.

Figure 1

Data center MW by year online or expected

Records not cancelled, by listed year. 2026 onward is planned or under construction.

Through 20252026 and later
0100200300400 Snapshot year 2024 2025 180 2026 302 2027 108 2028 2029 2030
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YearRecordsMW
2024184
202500
20262180
20273302
20281108
20291108
20301108
Source. FieldProspects database: ISO/RTO interconnection queues, EIA-860M and public data center filings, data as of October 8, 2026. 9 records with a year; 1 without are left out
Figure 2

Who is building in Williamson

Data center developers by MW on record. Top 5 of 5.

Skybox / Prologis 576 MW 6 sites
Prominent Property Group 200 MW 1 site
Sabey 84 MW 1 site
Blueprint Projects 30 MW 1 site
Zydeco 0 MW 1 site
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DeveloperSitesMW
Skybox / Prologis6576
Prominent Property Group1200
Sabey184
Blueprint Projects130
Zydeco10
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Power generation in the county

12 plants operate inside Williamson County, 214.1 MW. The queue adds 449 MW across 1 project.

Figure 3

Operating and planned generation by technology

MW in Williamson County

OperatingPlanned
Natural GasOperating 2.8 MW 7 projects
Natural GasPlanned 449 MW 1 project
Battery StorageOperating 209.9 MW 4 projects
SolarOperating 1.4 MW 1 project
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TechnologyStatusProjectsMW
Natural GasOperating72.8
Natural GasPlanned1449
Battery StorageOperating4209.9
SolarOperating11.4
Operating: 214.1 MW. Planned: 449 MW. Even if every planned project is built, county generation would reach 663.1 MW against 890 MW of data centers.
Source: ISO queues and EIA-860M, via FieldProspects
Figure 4

Planned generation by listed in-service year

MW. Years before 2026 are past due.

Past dueDue 2026 or later
0200400600 449 2027
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YearPlanned projectsMW
20271449
No planned project is past its listed year

Williamson County against its neighbors

Milam County has the most data center MW among the neighbors, 1.6 GW, more than Williamson County. 4 of the 5 have more generation operating than data center MW on record.

CountyData center recordsData center MWOperating generation MWPlanned generation MWData center MW per MW operating
Milam County 3
1,639
890
9,986 1.8x
Williamson County this page 10
890
214
449 4.2x
Travis County 7
630
1,624
634 0.39x
Bastrop County 6
470
2,051
5,178 0.23x
Bell County 10
236
2,819
4,001 0.08x
Burnet County 0
0
109
684 0x

Data center MW counts records planned, under construction and operating. Generation is inside the county only. Neighbors without a page have fewer than three projects on record.

6 counties shown

What changed since June 4, 2026

1 project in Williamson County moved between the two snapshots. Counts and MW are below; the projects themselves are for members.

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0
added to a queue, 0 MW
0
came online, started construction or signed an interconnection agreement, 0 MW
1
cancelled, dropped or went inactive, 100.5 MW
0
slipped their in-service date, 0 MW

Every change in Williamson County

Project, what changed, technology, MW and the dates that moved, for all 1 change.

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County: Williamson County, TXSince June 4, 2026 1 change
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Every record in Williamson County

Campus or project name, developer, status, MW, year and the developer’s contacts, for all 23 records. Filter, sort and export to Excel.

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County: Williamson County, TXStatus: all except cancelledSort: MW, largest first 23 records
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