Power & Electricity
New data centers must bring their own power and help lower residential electricity rates. That means no cost shifting to Texas families and lower bills for Texans, all while keeping the thousands of jobs and billions in investment that other states are turning away.
Water
New data centers must reuse their own water. Every project's water sources, projected use, and cooling technology are now reviewed before it can move forward. That means Texas water stays with Texas families, farms, and communities.As Texas continues to grow, protecting our water resources matters more than ever.
Community Impact
New Texas data centers must protect neighborhoods from disruption, address concerns like noise, and respect Texans’ quality of life.New investment can strengthen Texas, but growth shouldn’t come at the expense of the people who already call our communities home.
Jobs, Tax Relief, & Local Benefits
New data centers must benefit Texans by creating good-paying jobs, lower property taxes for homeowners, and more local tax revenue for first responders and hospitals.
Data Security & Independence
KEEP TEXAN DATA IN TEXAS.
Texas data should stay on Texas soil and out of the hands of hostile foreign nations like China.
Texas can help build and protect the data infrastructure America needs to compete and win.