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May 27, 2026

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The 445 GW Queue Gets a Gate. Capital Commitment Is the New Credential.

Meanwhile, Blackstone's QTS Fayetteville facility consumed nearly 30 million gallons without payment, exceeding agreed peak limits during Georgia drought conditions.

May 14, 2026

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Hill County Draws the Line. Eight Projects Now Wait a Year.

A QTS campus in Fayette County, Georgia and an unnamed Arizona developer were caught drawing water beyond permits this month, surfacing only after residents reported pressure drops.

May 12, 2026

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Three Deals, One Thesis: The Capital Stack Is Buying Electrons Now

QTS's Fayetteville campus consumed roughly 29 million gallons through two unmetered industrial hookups while Governor Kemp's emergency declaration had residents on conservation orders.

May 11, 2026

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Recycled Water Is the Texas Permit Edge. San Antonio Just Proved It.

Meanwhile in Fayette County, Georgia, QTS's Project Excalibur drew 29 million unmetered gallons over as long as 15 months before residents noticed pressure drops, and the county declined to fine its largest customer.

March 25, 2026

In Wisconsin, QTS abandoned a 1,600-acre site in DeForest after grassroots opposition and is scouting alternatives.

March 16, 2026

QTS filed expansion plans for its Wilmer campus in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, part of an aggressive multi-state push that includes 12 million sq ft targeted in Blakely, Georgia and ongoing builds in Fayetteville and Augusta.

March 4, 2026

QTS says its closed-loop systems save more than 48 million gallons annually per datacenter and already operate at Arizona and Texas sites.