Brazoria
Brazoria County, TX · USA
Blocks (2)*
| Block | Deal | Current / targetdelivered share | Status | Schedule** | Cooling | Misc | Est. Capacity - EoY 2028IT load | Est. Capacity - EoY 2030IT load | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | — | — / 300 MW gross | Speculative | Energization · Q4 2027 | — | ERCOT: Base Load | — | — | |||
| Phase 2 | — | — / 300 MW gross | Speculative | Energization · mid-2028 | — | ERCOT: Studied Load | 0 MW | 214 MW | |||
| Total | — / 461.5*** MW IT— / 600 MW gross | ||||||||||
ERCOT — ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas) operates the Texas grid. A large new load only gets energized once it has cleared ERCOT's interconnection process, so the label a block carries says how far along that approval is: Base Load: approved as firm load in ERCOT's planning models; energization still depends on the remaining steps. Studied Load: still in ERCOT's study queue — no firm approval yet.
*Blocks follow a site's build-out over time; an expansion is a new block. A deal can span several blocks — picking a deal in the form prefills its remaining contracted capacity, net of what its other blocks already target. Power figures are recorded on the basis the source reported, IT load and/or gross.
**A block's capacity is taken to come online at its delivery end date (the actual date when one is recorded, otherwise the target); failing that at its delivery start date; failing that one year after its energization target. That resolved date is what the capacity estimates on the Sites & Capacity tab use.
*** Converted from the other basis with the PUE common metric (currently 1.3), because the blocks do not all state this one.