Project Aggie — Rejected College Station Concept

The source record places Project Aggie as announced retail colocation in College Station at 0 MW, operator Priority Power, at Midtown Dr & Corporate Pkwy, with a DataCenterMap seed. That is a proposed parent, not a hall. College Station staff packets from September 2025 describe a real-estate contract with Priority Power Management, LLC for about 200 developable acres in the Midtown Business Park at $150,000 per acre, about $30 million. The project vehicle appears as Project Aggie / PPM Data LLC. Buildings were described as one to three stories, sized after a power study. A conceptual site showed two two-story data-center buildings and two 300 MW substations, sometimes summarized as a 600 MW campus, with $1–4 billion capital expenditure.

The sale did not close. Data Center Dynamics reported that on 11 September 2025 the College Station City Council voted unanimously against the land sale amid noise, procedure, environment, and utility concerns. KBTX reported more than 75 in-person speakers and a petition with more than 5,000 signatures. Until a later, documented entitlement, this row remains a rejected concept. The reviewed evidence does not establish 600 MW, 300 MW substations, or $1–4 billion as approved capacity. The related Building 1 and Building 2 share the same intersection in aggregator maps and refer to sibling locations within the same rejected campus proposal. Neither building is established as operational, and that proposed campus figure remains a planning concept rather than capacity assigned to either building.