PowerHouse Irving — Building B
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists PowerHouse Irving - Building B in Irving, with PowerHouse Data Centers as operator, `Announced` status, and 0 MW. The row is one of three child labels associated with PowerHouse Irving. PowerHouse’s current property page describes a 50-acre campus with 946,200 developable square feet, up to three buildings, and 201 MW of maximum utility power. Its May 2024 announcement described three powered-shell data centers totaling more than 946,000 square feet and a 67 MW total power load per building.
Those public materials identify the parent campus and a repeated per-building planning figure, but they do not publish a Building B-only commissioning, tenant, critical-IT, or vacancy record. A TDLR registration for “Power House Data Center” at 111 Customer Way covers a two-story, 300,000-square-foot core-and-shell project and a 65 MW total-load scope, without assigning a building letter. Keep that regulatory record separate from TYPE3’s B label.
For buyers, the useful answer is location and development topology, not a presumed 67 MW inventory block. PowerHouse has not published which structure is Building B, its construction and energization status, critical-IT allocation, tenant commitments, or currently orderable capacity. Keep Building B separate from Buildings A and C and from the Irving parent total.
Questions
Where is PowerHouse Irving Building B?
It is listed at the PowerHouse Irving campus address, 111 Customer Way in Irving.
Does Building B have 67 MW available?
No. 67 MW is a dated parent-announcement per-building planning figure, not current availability.
Is Building B operating?
The reviewed sources do not establish child-specific commissioning or operating status.
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