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FO Permian Partners off-grid data center site (Midland)

Also called: FO Permian Partners, HiVolt Energy

FO Permian Partners is offering a site near Midland with its own off-grid power for a 150-megawatt data center. No data center company has signed on publicly.

๐Ÿ‘ฅ Reported, not confirmed yetSourceLast checked: Oct 6, 2026

Where things stand: Offered to data center companies since September 2025. No tenant announced.

๐Ÿ•’ Latest update (Sept 4, 2025): FO Permian announced a 150-megawatt off-grid powered site for data centers, with room to grow.

What we know

  • ๐Ÿ“ WhereMidland area (exact site not published in sources we opened), Unincorporated Midland County, Midland County
  • ๐Ÿข CompanyFO Permian Partners (with HiVolt Energy)
  • โšก Power it needs150 megawatts (about as much as 120,000 homes)
  • ๐Ÿ”Œ Where the power comes fromIts own off-grid power plant run by HiVolt Energy

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What happened so far

  • Sept 4, 2025
    FO Permian announced a 150-megawatt off-grid powered site for data centers, with room to grow.
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  1. News ยท FO Permian Partners ยท Sept 4, 2025

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