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Red Creek Power Substation One of a Kind (opens the original)
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SAN ANGELO, TX — Data center developer Cipher Digital told the Tom Green County Commissioners Court Tuesday it picked the county for one reason: the Red Creek substation. The AEP Texas Red Creek 345-kV Station off City Farm Road is the crown jewel attracting two large-load data center projects to the San Angelo area. Two companies, Emergent and Cipher Digital, on adjacent plots of land, are vying for an interconnect with the station for juice to power a 1.2 GW and a 1 GW facility, respectively.
Data Center Company Cipher Digital Presents at Commissioners Court Tuesday (opens the original)
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SAN ANGELO, TX — Cipher Digital is on the Tom Green County Commissioners Court agenda at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. It’s listed as a dialogue, not a vote. Lee Bratcher, the company’s head of policy and government affairs, is expected to talk about Colchis — a planned 1-gigawatt data center on private land off Highway 67 North near City Farm Road. That’s just east of the Skybox site the city has been fighting over. Cipher already bought the land. ERCOT has it in Batch Zero. Target date is around 2028. No
OPINION: The City's New Street Fee Will Head in One Direction: UP! (opens the original)
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OPINION — On Tuesday, San Angelo City Council adopted a right-of-way infrastructure fee. It is a new charge that will show up on city utility bills. Residential customers will pay $8.75 a month. Commercial and industrial accounts will pay more. The ordinance takes effect October 1. The first bills go out January 1, 2027. Let's walk through what council did, how other Texas cities have handled the same idea, and the legal and budget questions that come with it. The item was the second reading of
Mexico Plans to Extend I-27 Trade Corridor (opens the original)
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CIUDAD ACUÑA, Coahuila — Twenty Coahuila municipalities signed a four-year memorandum of understanding here Sept. 9 to plan and promote the Ciudad Acuña–Torreón Multimodal Highway Corridor, the Mexican road network that puts trucks on the Del Rio international bridge and, from there, onto U.S. 277 toward San Angelo. The signing was the centerpiece of the Acuña day of the 2026 Ports-to-Plains Alliance Annual Conference, held Sept. 8–10 in Del Rio and Acuña. Organizers said nearly 300 government,
Colorado City Given $10 Million From AI Data Center Companies (opens the original)
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COLORADO CITY, TX — On the Civic Center floor Monday, three AI companies put a $10 million check on the table and told this Mitchell County seat they would help rebuild the water system that failed in July. Cipher Digital owns and operates the Barber Lake high-performance computing (HPC) data center just outside town. Fluidstack and Anthropic are tenants inside it. Anthropic is the company behind Claude; those models run on the compute in the data center. Google backstops Fluidstack’s lease. Bar
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