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Skybox / Emergent San Angelo data center campus

Skybox / Emergent (developer, per City of San Angelo)

Status
Approved (zoning); in development
Developer / parties
Skybox / Emergent (developer, per City of San Angelo)
Location
Northeast San Angelo, near US 67 N and City Farm Rd, on city-owned property (City of San Angelo), Tom Green County
Size
1.2 GW (SanAngeloLive, Sep 2026)
Concerns / impacts
Water, power and tax-incentive questions raised by residents (City of San Angelo Q&A)
Last verified
2026-10-18

Milestones

Figures are attributed in parentheses to the outlet or company that reported them. Where sources disagree, we show both.

  1. Jan 13 2026 City Council approved the zone change 6-1
  2. Apr 22 2026 special City Council meeting, Q&A prepared by city staff, AEP Texas and Skybox/Emergent (City of San Angelo)

Linked power & water

Power

  • News report AEP Texas / Red Creek substation: Emergent seeks interconnection at the Red Creek substation for a 1.2 GW facility (SanAngeloLive); AEP Texas is the local utility (City of San Angelo Q&A). sanangelolive.com ↗

Water

  • Official record City of San Angelo municipal water (closed loop): Water supply will come from the City's municipal system, not private wells; closed-loop cooling with air-cooled chillers, no cooling towers (City of San Angelo Q&A). sanangelo.gov ↗

Power and water projects tied to this data center: on-site or dedicated generation, utility and grid capacity deals, substations, water supply, reclaimed water and wastewater permits. Each item is labeled by source type.

Related records

2026-01-13
City council Official record Tom Green County · Skybox / Emergent San Angelo data center campus

San Angelo City Council approved 6-1 the zone change for the Skybox/Emergent data center site on city-owned land near US 67 N.

Source: sanangelo.gov ↗

Sources

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