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Red Oak, TX

Red Oak, Texas is a city in Ellis County located approximately 30 miles south of Dallas that has experienced significant industrial development including data center facility infrastructure in recent years.

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May 26, 2026

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Disclosure Is Coming. Developers Tracking Water Now Won't Break Stride.

Red Oak rezoned 800 acres for a data center project this month over local opposition; days later, Hill County imposed a moratorium on data center projects entirely.

May 25, 2026

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Texas Ranks First on Power. A 5,500-Person Town Decides the Water.

The city is mid-revision. Environment Texas wants impact assessment mandated; Colliers' Raul Saavedra warns overregulation pushes growth to Plano, Richardson, Frisco, and Red Oak.

May 23, 2026

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31.7 GW Under Construction. Five-Year Power Timelines Decide Who Builds It.

In Texas, Red Oak approved 800 acres of agricultural rezoning while Hill County imposed a moratorium the same month.

May 13, 2026

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Closed-Loop Cooling Wins Red Oak While Somervell Calls for a Statewide Pause

Somervell County commissioners voted unanimously to oppose all new data center projects pending state action, while Red Oak's council approved Compass Datacenters' sixth campus 4-1 after the developer committed to closed-loop cooling, setbacks, and noise restrictions.

April 24, 2026

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Cancellations Quadrupled. Abilene's 2.1 GW Answer Is Off the Grid.

DataBank's $2 billion MUFG-led loan for 180 MW at Red Oak south of Dallas shows the other side: institutional capital flows to developers with signed anchor tenants and proven power procurement.

April 23, 2026

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Capital Front-Runs the Forecast: $2B Lands Before ERCOT Hits 367 GW

DataBank just closed a $2 billion construction loan, its largest ever, to accelerate its 300-acre Red Oak campus 20 miles south of Dallas by 18 months.

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