AWS Project Eagle Data Center, Boling
Overview
TYPE3’s map data records Project Eagle as Announced at 300 MW in Wharton County. TDLR project TABS2026023834 identifies PROJECT EAGLE - BUILDING D, owned by Amazon Data Services, Inc., at 244 Eaglewood Road in Boling. The filing describes a new data-center building of 189,060 square feet with an estimated cost of $300 million and submitted dates in 2026 and 2027. Other reporting identifies additional buildings on Eaglewood Road.
The Houston Chronicle described nearly 3,000 acres, site preparation after a conditional development permit, ten data-center buildings of about 189,000 square feet, and three smaller buildings. Amazon said the scale could change. It also confirmed participation in ERCOT’s large-customer review for projects seeking at least 75 MW at peak. That 75 MW figure is a review threshold, not a published campus total.
Building counts, $300 million costs, and the 75 MW review floor cannot be converted into 300 MW of load. Amazon and LCRA statements describe no groundwater for cooling, possible later surface-water use, and about 500 acre-feet per year of anticipated untreated water. The project is planned construction and site preparation, not an operating campus, and remains separate from Amazon Pecos and AWS Cedar Creek, while total campus MW remains unknown.
Questions
Who owns Project Eagle?
TDLR lists Amazon Data Services, Inc. as owner for the Project Eagle building filings.
How many megawatts is Project Eagle?
Amazon has not disclosed campus IT load. The 75 MW ERCOT review floor is not a total, and TYPE3’s 300 MW is unsupported.
Is the Boling campus operating?
No. Filings and local reporting describe a planned campus with site preparation. The initial buildings are not established as live.
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