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Data centers in Hunt County, Texas

1 project and 4 dated records · last verified 2026-10-28

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Projects

Hunt County · Near Royse City (4989 County Road 2656, per TDLR)

BT Gateway Data Center (Giga Energy)

Giga Energy (Herald-Banner calls it the new owner); TDLR owner Giga AFM LLC

Registered (TDLR)

Size: 100,000 sq ft data center (TDLR); ~30 acres with ~20 acres developed, main building ~2 acres (Giga CEO via Herald-Banner)

Investment: Est. $384M (TDLR, as filed)

Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources

Records & actions

2026-09-29
TCEQ permit News report · BT Gateway Data Center (Giga Energy)

Public Citizen: BT Gateway air permit-by-rule moved to final supervisor review Sep 22; modified stormwater coverage reissued Sep 29.

Source: citizen.org ↗
2026-09-14
State action Official record · BT Gateway Data Center (Giga Energy)

Comptroller list: 'Project Royse' registered Qualifying Data Center; owner GIGA AFM LLC, occupant/operator The Constant Company, LLC.

Source: comptroller.texas.gov ↗
2026-07-22
News News report · BT Gateway Data Center (Giga Energy)

Herald-Banner: Giga Energy, new owner of the proposed BT Gateway Data Center near Royse City, presented to Hunt County commissioners; ~30 acres, mid-2027 target.

Source: heraldbanner.com ↗
2026-06-23
Building registration (TDLR) Official record · BT Gateway Data Center (Giga Energy)

TDLR TABS: 'BT Gateway Data Center', new 100,000 sq ft data center, est. $384M, 4989 CR 2656, Royse City; owner Giga AFM LLC.

Source: tdlr.texas.gov ↗

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