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Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus)

This record consolidates 13 research observations while retaining source distinctions, location precision and unresolved fields.

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Project facts

Location and operating record

Operator / developerNOT_FOUND
JurisdictionCollege Station, TX
AddressCorporate Parkway and Midtown Drive, Midtown Business Park
Location precisionparcel or bounded site
CoordinatesNot published; no coordinate inferred
CapacityNot established
AliasesProject Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus) · Midtown Business Park, Corporate Parkway and Midtown Drive · Project Aggie · PPM Data LLC College Station campus
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What has been researched

Project profile0 rows
Intent / permits0 rows
Civic / infrastructure1 rows
SOURCE RECORD

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): source record

cancelled

Cancelled at the land-sale stage: the city council's unanimous rejection ended the proposal for the city-owned site. Reported year for the September 11 council vote was not stated explicitly in the fetched source.

Key data: NOT_FOUND | ERCOT | NOT_FOUND | NOT_FOUND

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09-05

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OWNERSHIP AND PROFILE

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): ownership and profile

cancelled

Developer: PPM Data LLC / Priority Power Management, LLC (backed by I Squared Capital) | Owner: City of College Station (land owner; sale rejected) | Permit applicant: PPM Data LLC (land purchase applicant) | County: Brazos | Research region: Temple-Killeen-Waco / Bryan-College Station / Texoma

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09-05

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POWER AND GRID

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): power and grid

cancelled

Key data: Utility region: ERCOT | Grid area: ERCOT | Substations: Two 300 MW substations proposed

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09-05

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WATER AND COOLING

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): water and cooling

cancelled

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09-05

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PERMITS AND JURISDICTION

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): permits and jurisdiction

cancelled

Key data: Jurisdictions: State of Texas | Brazos County | City of College Station | ERCOT

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09-05

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CIVIC AND COMMUNITY

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): civic and community

cancelled

More than 75 public speakers and a petition exceeding 5,000 signatures preceded the unanimous rejection

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026-09-05

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TIMELINE

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): timeline

cancelled

600 MW campus proposed on ~200 acres of city land with a 24-32 month build timeline

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: 2026

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cancelled

College Station City Council unanimously rejects the $30 million land sale after more than 75 speakers and a petition with over 5,000 signatures

Claim classification: Not yet assigned

Status date: September 11

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PROJECT STATUS

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): project status

cancelled

College Station's city council unanimously rejected the $30 million sale of city land for the data center after more than 75 speakers and a petition with over 5,000 signatures.

Key data: $30M land sale rejected unanimously

Claim classification: REPORTED_FACT · Verification: VERIFIED_SINGLE_SOURCE · Retrieved: 2026-09-05

Status date: September 11

Limitation: The fetched report gives the council date as September 11 without stating the year.

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CAPACITY GROSS POWER

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): capacity gross power

cancelled

The conceptual campus was a 600 MW project on about 200 acres with two two-story buildings, two 300 MW substations, a $1B-$4B capex range and a 24-32 month timeline.

Key data: 600 MW; ~200 acres; two 300 MW substations

Claim classification: REPORTED_FACT · Verification: VERIFIED_SINGLE_SOURCE · Retrieved: 2026-09-05

Status date: 2026-09-05

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DEVELOPER

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): developer

cancelled

The developer was PPM Data LLC, tied to Priority Power Management, LLC, which is backed by I Squared Capital.

Key data: PPM Data LLC / Priority Power Management

Claim classification: REPORTED_FACT · Verification: VERIFIED_SINGLE_SOURCE · Retrieved: 2026-09-05

Status date: 2026-09-05

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CAMPUS ACRES

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): campus acres

cancelled

The proposed campus covered roughly 200 acres along Corporate Parkway and Midtown Drive in College Station's Midtown Business Park, conceived as two two-story buildings with two 300 MW substations and a capital cost of $1 billion to $4 billion over a 24- to 32-month timeline.

Key data: ~200 acres; two 300 MW substations; $1B-$4B capex

Claim classification: REPORTED_FACT · Verification: VERIFIED_SINGLE_SOURCE · Retrieved: 2026-09-05

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COMMUNITY RESPONSE

Project Aggie (Midtown Business Park data center campus): community response

cancelled

The College Station City Council unanimously rejected the $30 million land sale for the 600 MW campus after more than 75 speakers and a petition with more than 5,000 signatures opposed it; the applicant was PPM Data LLC, an affiliate of Priority Power Management, LLC, which is backed by I Squared Capital.

Key data: $30M land sale rejected unanimously; >75 speakers; >5,000 petition signatures

Claim classification: REPORTED_FACT · Verification: VERIFIED_SINGLE_SOURCE · Retrieved: 2026-09-05

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Sources

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