Mountain Creek: 100 acres south of Dallas, scalable to 300 MW
Ready for development · joint venture with the landownerMountain Creek is a 100-acre site in the Dallas metro, developed as a joint venture between SAVRN and the landowner. Natural gas is at or near the site, fiber is in reach, and transmission and existing generation sit close by. SAVRN builds it out in SAVRN Atom blocks, up to 300 MW gross.
- Site area
- 100 acres
- Gross capacity at full build
- 300 MW
- SAVRN Atom blocks
- ~23
- Power market
- ERCOT
What is already in hand
- Land100 acres under a joint venture with the landowner.
- FuelNatural gas at or near the site.
- NetworkFiber access and Dallas interconnection 7 miles away.
- Grid in reach345 kV in the area, substation within half a mile.
- ScaleUp to 300 MW gross, built in 13.2 MW Atom blocks.
The power plan
Mountain Creek is planned for onsite generation, sized block by block with the campus. Two paths are open and can be combined.
- Gas turbinesBehind-the-meter turbine plant on natural gas at or near the site, built out with the campus.
- Fuel cellsModular, low-emission baseload that grows one module at a time. A strong fit for the Dallas-Fort Worth air basin, which is in ozone nonattainment.
- GridHigh-voltage transmission up to 345 kV in the area and a substation within half a mile, for backup or export under ERCOT large-load rules.
- Existing generation nearbyUtility-scale gas-fired generation operates close to the site.
Built block by block
Fiber and access
- Fiber accessFiber in reach of the site; the carrier entrance is confirmed in the site package.
- Dallas interconnectionA Dallas interconnection facility with multiple networks about 7 miles away, under a millisecond round trip.
- Rail and highwayRail within about 1.3 miles; a state highway within about 0.6 miles.
Screened with SAVRN Site Intelligence
Each condition comes from public federal and state records at the saved site, screened by SAVRN Site Intelligence.
| Flood | FEMA Zone X, minimal flood hazard |
|---|---|
| Seismic | Very low (PGA 0.04 g) |
| Land | Developed, gentle grade (about 3%) |
| Wetlands | None mapped on the site |
| Climate | Design wet-bulb 80°F: closed-loop, dry or hybrid cooling |
| Workforce | Dallas County, population 2.6 million |
| Incentives | Texas sales and use tax exemption for qualifying large data centers |
Get the site package
The exact location, power and fuel documents, fiber, zoning and the full Site Intelligence screen are shared with qualified tenants and capital partners under NDA.
Screening and planning figures are subject to confirmation in diligence. Gross MW includes cooling and facility load. Market: ERCOT.