Project Aggie - Building 2 — College Station
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists Project Aggie - Building 2 at Midtown Drive and Corporate Parkway, College Station, Brazos County, with Priority Power as operator, Announced status, and 0 MW. Public city materials describe the underlying proposal as a potential two- or three-story data-center project in Midtown Business Park, with the final design dependent on a power study. The conceptual package referenced two buildings and two 300 MW substations within a possible 600 MW campus, but those are planning figures rather than energized or available IT load.
The key current-status fact is the land transaction. The City of College Station reported that its Council unanimously denied the real-estate contract with Priority Power Management for approximately 200 acres on September 11, 2025. The denial removes the documented land-sale path that supported the proposal. It does not establish that Building 2 was constructed, permitted, energized, or independently advanced. The city presentation also shows that the project depended on further due diligence and a power-capacity study.
This row is a project-status record for a proposed, currently blocked or unconfirmed development. Building 2 is a sibling child record, not an independently verified campus. The conceptual 600 MW is not allocated across Building 1 and Building 2, and neither row is established as a live colocation venue. Any future status change requires new city, developer, land, permit, and utility evidence.
Questions
What is Project Aggie Building 2?
It is a child row for one building in Priority Power’s proposed College Station project.
Is Building 2 operating?
No operating or completed-building evidence is currently established.
Is 600 MW Building 2’s capacity?
No. 600 MW is a reported conceptual campus figure, not a Building 2 load or available block.
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