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Taylor Technology Campus (formerly Project Mustang)
Big Watt Digital; PowerHouse Data Centers
- Status
- Proposed / in development
- Developer / parties
- Big Watt Digital; PowerHouse Data Centers
- Location
- Taylor (just east of city limits, between FM 112 and US 79), Williamson County
- Size
- 664 acres; data center facilities plus on-site power generation (City of Taylor)
- Reported benefits
- Developers commit $28.2M for community investments and nonprofit support; City projects $1.38B gross tax revenue over 20 years; developers are not asking for tax abatements (City of Taylor)
- Concerns / impacts
- Noise, water use, setbacks (City of Taylor); P&Z tabled pending data center regulations (City)
- Last verified
- 2026-10-05
Milestones
- Jan 8–Jul 23 2026 discussed in City Council executive sessions, no action taken
- Aug 3 2026 project made public by the City
- Aug 18 2026 Planning and Zoning Commission tabled it for 90 days pending more information and data center regulations
- Sep 3 2026 developers withdrew zoning and annexation application
- Oct 2 2026 City published a proposed annexation/development agreement (closed-loop cooling using reclaimed water, noise capped at the greater of 65 dBA or pre-development level, 300–700 ft setbacks, developers to withdraw their TCEQ wastewater discharge permit application)
- Oct 8 2026 City Council vote scheduled (City of Taylor; KUT). If not approved the site stays in unincorporated Williamson County, where the City says it has no authority (KUT)
Related records
2026-10-02
City council Official record
City of Taylor publishes proposed annexation/development agreement for 664-acre Taylor Technology Campus; council vote Oct 8; no tax abatements requested.
Source: taylortx.gov ↗2026-10-02
News News report
KUT: Taylor council to vote Oct 8 on deal to annex Big Watt/PowerHouse data center site and set conditions.
Source: kut.org ↗Sources
- Official record taylortx.gov
- News report kut.org
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