Big Digital Energy Hood County AI Data Center

Big Digital Energy’s Hood County site is a current correction candidate because TYPE3’s map data predates the company’s July 2026 disclosure. TYPE3’s map data calls the project announced, records zero MW, and places it in Cleburne, Texas, while the facility name uses Hood County. Big Digital says it completed an acquisition through a 50/50 joint venture with 10NetZero. The filing describes an approximately 50-acre site with 17 MW of operational power, a phased path to as much as 111 MW of grid capacity subject to ERCOT validation, and potential total buildout of up to 300 MW using existing natural-gas infrastructure for behind-the-meter generation.

These values answer different questions. Seventeen MW is operational power in the company filing. Up to 111 MW is a potential grid pathway subject to validation. Up to 300 MW is potential total buildout. None is a promise of customer-available power, and the development disclosure does not establish a completed AI campus or contracted demand. The filing places the approximately 50-acre site less than 40 miles from Dallas-Fort Worth, while TYPE3’s map data uses a Cleburne point within the broader Hood County designation. That difference calls for broad location language rather than a more precise public address.

For Hood County, the practical status question is whether the 17 MW operational figure leads to validated grid capacity, additional buildout, or a documented customer commitment. ERCOT validation, permits, and energization remain separate milestones. Until those milestones are independently documented, the record remains conflicting even though the company now reports operational power.