Stalled

Pacifico Fort Spunky data center

Fort Spunky, Hood County, TX

Progress has stalled on Pacifico Fort Spunky data center, Pacifico Energy's data center project in Fort Spunky, TX. 862-acre power-generation and data center campus proposed by Pacifico Energy on the Brazos River near Glen Rose in Hood County. County commissioners voted 3-2 in March 2026 to reject the concept plan, citing lack of a non-speculative water source after the Acton Municipal Utility District declined to serve the site; Pacifico subsequently sued the county (litigation ongoing as of Aug 2026 reporting), so status is contested rather than confirmed dead. Distinct from Pacifico's separate GW Ranch project already tracked in Pecos County. Reported MW figures conflict across sources (county cites a 100MW initial grid draw; some aggregators cite 456MW) and are unconfirmed by a primary source, so left blank.

Rendering of Pacifico Fort Spunky data center in Fort Spunky, TX
https://www.powermag.com/pacifico-energy-building-massive-gas-energy-storage-project-to-serve-texas-data-centers/

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  2. Stalled

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Nothing written about this data center yet. The latest from Hood County, TX:

  1. Hood County commissioners vote to deny data center proposal

    dallasnews.com

  2. Granbury leaders hired lawyer to sue city, halting recall petition over data center concerns

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  3. Granbury residents stage walkout during city council meeting amid data center controversy

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Fort Spunky, TX
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  • Hood County commissioners vote to deny data center proposalThe Dallas Morning News

  • Granbury leaders hired lawyer to sue city, halting recall petition over data center concernsFOX 4 News

  • Granbury residents stage walkout during city council meeting amid data center controversyFOX 4 News

  • It took 3 months to get inside this massive Texas data center - here’s what we sawFOX 4 News

  • Texas AG Ken Paxton Sends Compliance Letters to 156 Data Centers over Water Usage ReportingBreitbart News Network

  • 156 Texas data centers warned to comply with water use reporting requirementsFOX 4 News

  • Texas Agency Tries To Keep Data Centers Hidden Over Terror FearsNewsweek

  • Texas puts data center permits on hold.The Verge

  • Gov. Abbott pauses new data center permits until water, power audit completeCBS News

  • An $8 billion Treasury break helped Meta’s tax rate hit 2%. Senators want data center tax answersFortune

  • The states with the fewest and most data centers, rankedBusiness Insider

  • Finns Are Seething After Google Illegally Toppled 250,000 Trees for a Data CenterMother Jones

  • Google offer to pay others to help data center powerArkansas Online

  • This bill would make data centers pay their own way for powerSalt Lake City Deseret News

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