Project Aggie - Building 1 — College Station
Overview
TYPE3’s map data identifies Project Aggie - Building 1 at Midtown Drive and Corporate Parkway in College Station, with Priority Power as operator, Announced status, and 0 MW. The row is one of two building-level records created from a parent project listing. Public city documents describe a proposed data-center development in Midtown Business Park, potentially using one or more buildings depending on the outcome of power feasibility work. Public reporting described a conceptual 600 MW campus, but that figure belongs to the overall proposal and must not be assigned to Building 1.
The city’s September 11, 2025 meeting report records a unanimous denial of the real-estate contract with Priority Power Management for the sale of about 200 acres. The city presentation describes due diligence, a power study, and a construction concept; it does not prove a building permit, construction start, utility interconnection, commissioning, or customer-ready capacity. The land-sale denial is therefore the most important current status signal for this row.
The available evidence describes Project Aggie Building 1 as a proposed sibling under the rejected parent project, not an active colocation facility. The current public record does not distinguish a separately executed Building 1, and the building is not established as having the parent project’s 600 MW, substations, capital expenditure, or schedule. A new phase requires a current developer, city, land, permit, and utility trail.
Questions
What is Project Aggie Building 1?
It is a map data child row for one proposed building within the College Station project.
Did Building 1 receive 600 MW?
No. The 600 MW figure is a conceptual parent-campus figure, not an allocation to this row.
Can customers order space there?
No current customer-ready space or availability is currently established.
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