Is a Data Center Coming

Harris County, TX

Jacinto City Hyperscale Data Center Site

Operator not disclosed. Rumored. 79 MW.

A former industrial property in Jacinto City, about eight miles east of downtown Houston, is being marketed as a hyperscale AI data center site with capacity up to 79 megawatts. Neighbors, including nearby low income housing and an elementary school, have raised concerns about noise, water and power strain, though no operator has been publicly confirmed.

Status
Rumored
Operator
Not disclosed
Location
Jacinto City, Harris County, TX (approximate, city center)
Size
79 MW
Cooling
Not reported
Utility
CenterPoint Energy
First reported
2026-05
Last updated
August 19, 2026

What happens next

Nothing has been formally filed yet. If an application is submitted, the usual next steps are a rezoning or permit application, followed by public hearings.

Sources

What it would mean nearby

The cooling design has not been reported. If it uses evaporative cooling, a 79 MW facility would draw roughly 250,000 to 902,000 gallons of water a day, about what 2,900 households use.

Storm cost recovery (Beryl and 2024-25 storms) adds about $2.00 a month to a typical bill, decided October 2, 2025. 2024 Houston Electric rate case takes about $1.00 a month off a typical bill, decided March 13, 2025.

For how far this is from your own address, check it here. For a noise, water, and power bill estimate for one address, see the address report.

Other tracked projects within 25 miles

Common questions

Where is the Jacinto City Hyperscale Data Center Site?

It is in Jacinto City, Harris County, TX.

Has the Jacinto City Hyperscale Data Center Site been approved?

Not yet. It has been reported, but nothing has been formally filed.

How big is the Jacinto City Hyperscale Data Center Site?

Reported size: 79 MW.

Is it near you?

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