An eleventh paper trail · College Station, Texas
The city rejected the land deal. The accounting is still open.
Project Aggie puts the public bargain in plain view: a proposed data-center campus, a city-owned land decision, and projected revenue that never became a receipt. College Station rejected the contract. That is a documented vote—not proof that every concern was right, or that the underlying proposal was fully understood.
What the paper trail shows
Data Center Dynamics reported a conceptual two-building, 600 MW campus from Priority Power Management on roughly 200 acres in Midtown Business Park. Local reporting and the City of College Station's meeting record show Council unanimously rejected the proposed real-estate contract on September 11, 2025.
Reporting described roughly $10–22 million in projected annual city revenue from property and sales taxes and an electric-fund transfer. Those are projections, not collected revenue or public spending. The 600 MW figure is conceptual project-scale context—not confirmed requested, approved, energized, generation, or data-center IT-load capacity.