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Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon)

Dove Creek Data Center is an AI data center campus developed by Westline TX Holdings LLC in Texas, San Angelo. 2.41 GW of capacity has been announced; none is energized yet. The gap is what this page tracks: what is claimed versus what is actually built, each figure dated and sourced.

Announced · Westline TX Holdings LLC · greenfield · ERCOT · San Angelo, Texas, United States

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Capacity: announced vs energized

Contracted
not recorded
Under construction
not recorded
Energized
not recorded

Announced-to-energized gap: 2.41 GW. Every figure below is a single dated, sourced claim. Current best per series resolves by evidence tier, then date. See the methodology.

10th-largest announced of 97 tracked campuses91th percentile announced-to-energized gap≈ 1,951,000 homes of power at full announced capacity (basis)
Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon) capacity claims
Source
Announced2.41 GW2026-08-01reportedpermit filing

Construction evidence

Dated satellite imagery of the site itself, oldest to newest, with the campus milestones that landed in each window. This is what the site looked like from orbit while announcements, permits, and energizations were dated into our ledger, so bare land, grading, and building mass tell their own story alongside the paper trail. Sentinel-2 true color, 10 m resolution, cloud-free scenes; click any frame to expand it.

Delivery paceAnnounced Q3 2026 · not yet energized

2018-05-28Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2018
2020-08-05Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2020
2022-05-07Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2022
2024-09-08Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2024
2025-08-29Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2025

Dated Sentinel-2 imagery, gated to hand-verified site coordinates. Milestones synthesized from the campus's own capacity ledger, financial claims, and lifecycle events; each chip links to its source. How we source and verify it: satellite construction evidence.

Key facts

announced

Lifecycle

2.41 GW

Announced

0 GW

Energized

Westline TX Holdings LLC

Developer

United States

Location

ERCOT

Grid

greenfield

Land

2.41 GW

Announced-to-energized gap

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The story of Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon)
Grid
ERCOT · Self-generating, with the grid relationship unstated: the TCEQ air permit application, filed by Westline TX Holdings and linked to Beacon Data Centers, covers banks of reciprocating natural gas engines to supply the site's electricity. Neither the filing coverage nor the developer says whether any of that power touches the grid.

Every figure is one row in the ledger below with its source. Derived rows are pure arithmetic on the rows above (not new claims). Absent lines mean the fact isn't on record yet.

In clusterTexas(607)

The deal

developer
Westline TX Holdings LLC · Associated with Beacon Data Centers
operator
Beacon Data Centers

Power

Power source
behind the meter gas
Grid operator
ERCOT
Interconnection
Self-generating, with the grid relationship unstated: the TCEQ air permit application, filed by Westline TX Holdings and linked to Beacon Data Centers, covers banks of reciprocating natural gas engines to supply the site's electricity. Neither the filing coverage nor the developer says whether any of that power touches the grid.
Water
Off-grid; powered by on-site natural-gas reciprocating engines (RICE). ~1,240 acres of buildable land (est. 70% of total site). Facility sited 0.25 mi south of US 67 on FM 2335, west Tom Green County. Community concerns raised over water and power; water source not specified in permit reporting.

Dove Creek on-site gas engines, gas, Announced. PSD + GHG-PSD air-permit application filed; MW not disclosed

Dove Creek Technology Campus Power Plant (Westline 2335), 2.41 GW gas, Announced. TCEQ air permit application filed Aug 2026 by Westline TX Holdings LLC (Beacon Data Centers). Banks of reciprocating natural-gas engines with SCR (NOx) and oxidation catalysts (CO/VOC). Permit apps HAP93, 184380, PSDTX1710, GHGPSDTX275. Public-hearing decision pending.

The Texas (ERCOT) grid demand right now: 53.0 GW (EIA-930, 2026-09-27 09:00). Dove Creek Data Center's announced 2.41 GW would be 4.5% of the grid's current load.

County water status: Severe drought (D2) in Tom Green County, week of 2026-09-22 (US Drought Monitor). Data centers are large water users for cooling; this is the neutral local water picture.

Why here

Dove Creek Data Center sits on greenfield in Texas, San Angelo. It connects to the ERCOT grid, draws on behind the meter gas power, interconnection is Self-generating, with the grid relationship unstated: the TCEQ air permit application, filed by Westline TX Holdings and linked to Beacon Data Centers, covers banks of reciprocating natural gas engines to supply the site's electricity. Neither the filing coverage nor the developer says whether any of that power touches the grid.. This siting summary is composed from the record's held fields, not speculation; see methodology.

Regulatory paper trail

The filings and rules on record for this site and its jurisdiction, most recent first. Each is a sourced, dated artifact you can follow to the primary document.

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Timeline

  2. Aug 2026
    capacity changed
    announced: unknown to 2.409
  3. Sep 2026
    Current: Announced

Sources

a7e192d1-9871-47ea-941d-491df0e1a677 · Tracked with DEPLOY's verified-vs-claimed methodology. Every term is defined in the glossary. Announced numbers are claims, not built capacity.

Head-to-head

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Common questions

What is Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon)?
Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon) is an AI data center campus tracked on the DEPLOY registry, located in San Angelo. DEPLOY records its capacity as a dated, sourced ledger: announced gigawatts versus actually energized gigawatts, never a press-release total.
How much power will Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon) use?
Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon) has 2.41 GW of announced capacity on the DEPLOY registry; no energized capacity is yet recorded. Each figure is individually dated and sourced.
Who is building Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon)?
Westline TX Holdings LLC is recorded as a party to Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon) on the DEPLOY registry.
Is Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon) operating yet?
As of the most recent verification on the DEPLOY registry, Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon) is announced but not yet built. DEPLOY tracks the lifecycle from announced through energized, so the current state reflects sourced evidence, not the original announcement.
How verified is the data on Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon)?
A human editor has reviewed this record for the indexed registry. Every capacity figure is an append-only, dated claim resolved to the highest-evidence tier; superseded claims are kept but excluded from the current view.

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DEPLOY. (2026). Dove Creek Data Center (Beacon): AI data center campus record. Retrieved September 27, 2026, from https://registry.deploy.report/datacenters/beacon-dove-creek-tom-green-texas

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