Fort Worth Power Core LLC

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News ClipFort Worth Star-Telegram·Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX

Black Mountain's Fort Worth data center: tax revenue, ERCOT & political headwinds

Black Mountain is pursuing a $10 billion data center project in Fort Worth, facing community opposition and zoning challenges. The project includes plans for an electricity substation and natural gas turbines, stirring debate over economic benefits, grid strain, and political contributions, with a key City Council vote pending. The broader implications of data center growth on the state's energy grid are also being discussed by the Texas Legislature.

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5/20/2026

News ClipFort Worth Star-Telegram·Parker County, TX

Black Mountain bought 2,000 acres near Weatherford. Here's what to know

Black Mountain has acquired over 2,000 acres in Parker County, Texas, near Weatherford, and secured state approval for natural gas turbines to power a potential data center. While Weatherford does not allow data centers within its limits, the acquired land sits outside city jurisdiction, where county zoning authority is limited. This development occurs amid ongoing community opposition to another Black Mountain data center project in Fort Worth.

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5/20/2026

News ClipFort Worth Star-Telegram·Parker County, TX

Developer behind $10B Fort Worth data center ‘considering’ Parker County site

Black Mountain, a Fort Worth-based developer, is considering a new data center site in Parker County, Texas, after purchasing over 2,000 acres near Weatherford. This follows Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approval for Black Mountain's subsidiary, Fort Worth Power Core LLC, to operate natural gas turbines at the site. However, Weatherford officials rejected annexing the land for a data center and confirmed data centers would remain disallowed within the city limits due to resident concerns.

zoning opposition environmental electricity government

5/20/2026