Abilene City Council approved an 85% property tax break for the Stargate data center campus built by Crusoe on land owned by Lancium, with Oracle as the main tenant. To qualify, Crusoe must spend at least $2.4 billion of a planned $3.5 billion and create 357 full-time jobs paying at least $57,600.

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Depending on where you live in Abilene City: Coleman County Electric Co-op, Inc. (not available) or AEP Texas North Company (company) or Taylor Electric Co-op Inc. (co-op (owned by its members)).

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What fuel will the 900-megawatt on-site power plant burn, and what air permit does it need?
How much water will it use?
Will the city give this expansion a tax break too?

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1 data center project in Abilene City

In Abilene City

Crusoe 900 MW AI campus for Microsoft (Abilene)

Nearby (within 15 miles)

Stargate AI data center campus (Lancium Clean Campus, Abilene)

Vantage 'Frontier' AI data center campus (Shackelford County)

PowerPlay AI and Sharon AI gas-powered data center (near Abilene)

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