Project Armadillo
A large-scale power and digital infrastructure campus targeting 500 MW of power by 2029 and a phased path to 1.5 GW — combining transmission access, on-site generation, and integrated infrastructure.
Up to 5,000
Acres
500
MW of power by 2029
1.5
GW phased path
2029
Energization pathway
Built for large-load growth
Armadillo Energy Campus is a planned large-scale power and digital infrastructure site in a strategic U.S. market. Planned across up to 5,000 acres adjacent to high-voltage transmission, the campus combines a target 500 MW large-load opportunity with up to 500 MW of on-site solar generation, natural gas access, redundant fiber, and water resources suitable for closed-loop cooling.
The project is designed around a phased path to power. Initial capacity targets 500 MW of power by 2029, with a phased pathway to scale toward 1.5 GW as planned grid upgrades and on-site generation enter service.
Project Status
- Land Secured
- Load Application in-progress
- Tax abatement secured
- Key local development agreements secured
Layered power supply
High-voltage transmission with grid redundancy
Adjacent to high-voltage transmission with gen-tie easements secured.
On-site solar
Up to 500 MW target of on-site solar generation to support load and grid services.
Natural gas access
Natural gas access available for flexible, dispatchable backup power.
Ready for digital infrastructure
Beyond power, Armadillo is positioned with the physical and digital infrastructure large-load users require: redundant connectivity, cooling water, and a development framework designed to move efficiently from site control to power delivery.
Redundant fiber
Redundant fiber corridor for mission-critical connectivity.
Water resources
Water resources suitable for closed-loop cooling systems.
Tax abatement secured
Tax abatement secured with key local development agreements in place.
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