AUSTIN — Data center developers across Texas have confirmed their intentions to comply with Governor Greg Abbott’s recently implemented utility and transparency standards, including those operating in Temple. In June, Governor Abbott directed the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) to prevent data centers from shifting infrastructure

Three major data center developers have pledged to adhere to new Texas standards governing the industry's rapid expansion, as announced Wednesday by Governor Greg Abbott. The state intends for large facilities to address their impact on electricity usage, water consumption, and local communities. Google, Rowan, and CleanSpark have committed to these standards, according to an

Data center operators increasingly commit to Texas standards as power companies endorse ERCOT framework A growing number of data center operators, including Skybox Datacenters based in Dallas, Mara—an Austin-headquartered bitcoin miner and hyperscale developer—and global colocation giant Digital Realty, have publicly affirmed their commitment to comply with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s data center standards and