Google · Midlothian, Texas
Google Midlothian
123MW
The power of 100,000 US homes.
Drawing power since Apr 2026.
- H100-equivalents
- 144K
- Capital cost
- $3.9B
- Chips
- TPU v7, TPU v6e
Power over time
facility power · 4 milestonesEvery milestone
- 28 Nov 2023 — Visible land clearing around the area for Building 1
- 1 Oct 2024 — Building 1 roof is complete.
- 19 Apr 2026 82 MW Building 1 is probably mostly operational despite some cooling towers yet to be installed. In the original building permit Google only expected to build 6 new cooling towers, but they've extended the row further. This might be to support new chips with denser power configurations. Across the road, you can see the beginnings of land development for what is likely an expansion of the site, but we don't have any details on it yet.
- 1 Jul 2026 123 MW Estimated full completion of the expanded row of cooling towers and backup generators for Building 1.
Gas made 40% of the power on this site's grid
net generation by fuel · Oct 2025 to Sep 2026Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. ERCO · balancing authority
- Gas 40%
- Coal 12%
- Nuclear 8%
- Wind 24%
- Solar 16%
- Hydro <1%
- Other <1%
The grid of the utilities that serve Ellis County, TX. Each grid is a balancing authority. Generation only; imports are excluded. Every grid behind an AI site.
Owners plan 574 MW of new power in Ellis County, mostly solar
power plants in Ellis County · EIA-860M, September 2026- Oak Valley Solar
- Oystercatcher Solar
- Dolomite Storage
In service in Ellis County today: 2.5 GW. Since January 2023: 230 MW added, 0 MW retired. A plant in the same county does not mean it feeds the site. Power plants near every AI site.
Sources
selected by Epoch AIData: Epoch AI, “AI data centers”, CC BY 4.0, retrieved 22 Oct 2026. Facility power adds cooling and other overhead to the IT power the servers draw. Placed at the centre of Midlothian. Grid: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Hourly Electric Grid Monitor (Form EIA-930), public domain, retrieved 16 Oct 2026; utilities by county from Form EIA-861 and the U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder, public domain. Power plants: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-860M, public domain, inventory as of September 2026. All sources.