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Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Galaxy data center developments across 1 states, including TX.

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News ClipWaco Tribune-Herald·McGregor, McLennan County, TX

McGregor welcomes 2 new industrial developments as it faces water challenges$

McGregor is selling land for a new data center and a manufacturing plant, but faces significant challenges over its water usage from the Trinity Aquifer, for which it has been cited by a conservation district. A local resident is also circulating a petition to recall the mayor due to these water issues, which are exacerbated by existing usage by SpaceX and concerns about the data center's water demands.

water opposition government zoning

SpaceX

7/3/2026

News Clip2:02KWTX News10·McGregor, McLennan County, TX

McGregor, Texas, City Council approves new data center plans

The McGregor City Council has approved plans for a new data center, named Project Merlin, to be built by Galaxy in an industrial park. The facility will span 500 acres northeast of the existing SpaceX site. Galaxy has committed to covering all necessary infrastructure upgrades, including those related to power.

zoning government announcement electricity

6/25/2026

News ClipMix 97.9 FM·McGregor, McLennan County, TX

McGregor Addresses Citizen Pushback on Noise and Water Ahead of Massive Land Sale

McGregor, Texas, is evaluating two major data center development proposals, including "Project Merlin" by Galaxy. Local residents have expressed concerns about water usage and noise. City officials are addressing these issues by proposing strict water consumption caps and ensuring private funding for electricity infrastructure.

opposition environmental electricity water government

6/23/2026

News Clip7:19KXAN·TX

State of Texas: Lawmakers respond to concerns over data center boom, power and water use

Texas lawmakers are responding to increasing concerns from communities about the rapid growth of data centers, specifically regarding their high electricity and water consumption. New rules are being developed for power grid connections, and legislative efforts are underway to address local control and environmental impacts. State Representative Helen Kerwin has proposed a pause on large-scale data center developments in rural communities.

electricity water opposition government moratorium

3/30/2026