PROJECT MUSTANG

Taylor, Texas Data Center Investigation
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An independent, public-interest investigation of the proposed data center and on-site power generation campus east of Taylor, Texas.

Representative image of a large data center campus. Not an official rendering of Project Mustang.

What we know today based on available records and filings.

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Location

664.572 acres
east of Taylor, Texas

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Parcels Identified

R006648 & R006650
Williamson County

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Current Status

City annexation, land-use review, and economic-development discussions are active; no final Project Mustang approval is documented here.

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Government Review

Official City records now identify Big Watt Digital LLC and PH DIGITAL DATA CENTER DEVELOPMENT LLC in connection with the project.

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Documents

Primary records organized by topic, date, and source.

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Independent

This project is independent and not affiliated with project participants.

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GIS PROPERTY CONTEXT

Where Is Project Mustang?

The identified site consists of two contiguous parcels totaling 664.572 assessed acres east of Taylor. Our one-mile GIS inventory tracks 246 surrounding parcels and 173 distinct primary owners while limiting unnecessary personal information.

2 core parcels246 nearby parcels173 owners
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Projects of this scale can affect power reliability, water resources, air quality, noise levels, traffic, taxes, and the character of surrounding communities for decades.

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Representative electrical grid infrastructure
Power & Grid
Representative on-site generation infrastructure
On-Site Generation
& Air
Representative water and cooling infrastructure
Water &
Wastewater
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Noise
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Traffic &
Construction
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Safety &
Emergency Response
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Key Issue

Power & Grid

ERCOT, transmission, substations, interconnection, and electrical demand.

Reliability & CapacityPotential impacts to grid reliability and local capacity.
Infrastructure NeedsSubstations, upgrades, and transmission requirements.
Electrical DemandProjected load increases and peak demand scenarios.
Key Issue

On-Site Generation & Air

Generation equipment, emissions, fuel use, and air quality.

Generation EquipmentTechnology, capacity, operating mode, and redundancy.
Emissions & Air QualityCriteria pollutants and greenhouse gases.
Permitting & ComplianceAir authorizations, monitoring, and oversight.
Key Issue

Water & Wastewater

Cooling systems, water supply, wastewater disposal, and conservation.

Water SupplyUsage demands and source availability.
WastewaterDischarge, reuse, and treatment requirements.
ConservationEfficiency, reuse opportunities, and drought risk.