Nov 24, 2025
| LOCATION | CAPACITY | ENERGY COST | LAND | DETAILS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dallas, TX | 5-10 MW | ≤$0.05/kWh | 6 ac | Substation adjacent ~3 mi from downtown Raw land Security fence Municipal water |
The property is likely suitable for data centers or cryptocurrency mining in containers or permanent structures. The site is within the City of Dallas, in an industrial area approximately three miles from downtown. The property consists of approximately six acres of raw land with a security fence.
The location falls in the ERCOT North load zone and is served by Oncor Electric. The site has an approved Facility Extension Agreement (FEA) for 5 MW to be delivered in 2026 Q1 with an additional 5 MW available by 2026 Q2. Delivered power will be 3-phase, 13.2 kV.
Total energy cost is estimated at less than $0.05 per kWh, given reasonable curtailment (Table 1).
Table 1. Energy Cost
| ITEM |
COST ($/kWh) |
|---|---|
| Electricity Supply | ~$0.0356 |
| Transmission, Distribution,& Ancillaries | ~$0.0086 |
| TOTAL | ~$0.0442 |
NOTE: Energy costs are estimates based on comparable site performance data in ERCOT North.
Public data indicate the presence of a data fiber trunkline in the vicinity. It is the responsibility of the tenant to verify fiber bandwidth and availability.
Water is available from the City of Dallas.
Figure 1. Industrial site with power capacity, ready for development (Photo Credit: A.N.)
Per feedback from Oncor, an additional 5 MW of capacity is available with an estimated delivery date of 2026 Q4. The delivery of this power is not yet scheduled nor guaranteed.
To support future expansion, the site developer controls additional acreage adjacent to the property.
Nearby infrastructure of interest for data center operations include:
This property is available for a long-term land lease, sale, or joint venture. A deposit is required to secure the property and begin a 90-day due diligence period.
Energy cost numbers are indicative only and reflect assumed utilization, curtailment behavior, and current tariff structures; actual economics will depend on tenant operations and market conditions.
This post is provided for informational purposes only. Coventry Enterprises, LLC and Digital Energy Brief make no warranty, express or implied, regarding the accuracy or completeness of the information herein. The details are provided in good faith based on site visits and/or discussions with the utility, developers, engineers, and/or contractors. No obligations are created unless and until definitive agreements are fully executed by all parties.
The Digital Energy team specializes in site development and energy strategy for large power loads, including data centers and cryptocurrency mining. For confidential materials and site tours, please send us a message.
