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Technology · Software & cloud · published 2026-10-14 · via DataCenterDynamics

Soluna seeks approval for 112MW data center in Willacy, Texas

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Soluna has filed plans for a 112MW data center building in Willacy, Texas. The facility would occupy 471,884 sq ft in a single structure.

Expanded Detail

Data center projects of this kind sit at the intersection of cloud computing, digital infrastructure, and local approval processes. The proposed Willacy, Texas, facility would be a single 471,884-square-foot structure with 112MW of capacity, according to the available filing details. Soluna is seeking approval, so the project remains at a planning stage, with no further specifics provided in the headline and summary.

Context

If approved, the data center could affect residents and infrastructure in the Willacy, Texas, area through increased demand for power and land. It may also bring some construction and operational employment, though the scale is not specified. More broadly, the project could influence regional electricity planning and digital capacity, but actual outcomes would depend on approvals, grid conditions, and details not included in the available summary.

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