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Kahla Project

Marquez, Texas, United StatesProposed
Evidence
Headline capacity
Not established in published records
Updated
Oct 28, 2026

Kahla is Belltown Power’s proposed energy-and-data development near Marquez in Leon County, Texas. Developer materials describe a multi-phase campus paired with power and storage infrastructure, but the tracked 1.5 GW data center figure is not yet established as operating or contracted load. The battery project, generation mix, ERCOT interconnection, land use, customers, water, permits, financing and phase dates require continued reconciliation.

Capacity

Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records

A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.

Development

Energy and campus interconnection planningAnnounced or preconstruction

Kahla is Belltown Power’s proposed energy-and-data development near Marquez in Leon County, Texas. Developer materials describe a multi-phase campus paired with power and storage infrastructure, but the tracked 1.5 GW data center figure is not yet established as operating or contracted load. The available public sources do not establish a single project-scoped capacity figure. The battery project, generation mix, ERCOT interconnection, land use, customers, water, permits, financing and phase dates require continued reconciliation.

Participants

Belltown Power

Developer

Sources by role
Developer (1)

Site & development

Location context

Actual

Kahla Project | Marquez | Texas | US

Source

Location context

Actual

Kahla Project | Marquez | Texas | US

Source

Additional project facts

Lifecycle status

Actual

Proposed

Source

Capacity basis

Actual

1,500 MW future full build site capacity; not measured operating IT load.

Source

Lifecycle status

Actual

Proposed

Source

Developer

Actual

Belltown Power

Source

Capacity status

Actual

1.5 GW data center figure remains unverified

Source

Infrastructure & permits

Technical details (2)
Battery storage

Planned or represented

200.9 MW

Separate energy infrastructure; not IT load.

Electric grid

Unknown

1,500 MW

Secondary data center estimate; headline withheld.

Public-source research. Plans may change. See Evidence for sources and qualifications.