God Blessed Texas - Proposed Data Centers in Texas Would Be Enormous, But How Many Will Be Built?
Lisa Shidler | Source: RBN Energy | Posted 09/16/2025

The data center boom is sweeping across the country and Texas has garnered more proposals for new centers than almost any other state. If every planned project were to go forward, it would mean nearly 9 gigawatts (GW) of additional electricity demand, or just over 1 Bcf/d of natural gas.
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The article discusses the significant surge in proposed data centers in Texas, highlighting that the state has received more proposals than nearly any other in the U.S. If all planned projects are realized, they would create an additional electricity demand of nearly 9 gigawatts, equivalent to the energy needs of Switzerland. Texas is already a leading state for existing data centers, trailing only Virginia, and is in a competitive race for new developments, with numerous hyperscale campuses and transformative projects like Stargate and Data City in the pipeline.
The blog also outlines the challenges of tracking these projects and their potential impact on power and gas demand in Gulf Coast markets. A scoring system is employed to rank projects based on their development status, which helps in forecasting their effects on regional energy needs. The article concludes with a mention of the largest proposed data centers in Texas that require substantial power, indicating a forthcoming detailed analysis of Louisiana's data centers as well.
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