U.S., South Korea partner on $22 billion power plant for data center in Texas
The U.S. and South Korean governments are collaborating on a project to build a 6.47 gigawatt combined-cycle gas power plant in Encinal, Texas to power a 5 gigawatt data center, with excess power going to the Texas grid. The plant is being developed by Related Companies and NextEra Energy Resources.
$22 billion for power project cost
U.S. Department of Commerce, government partner in project planning; South Korean government, government partner in project planning; Related Companies, power plant operator and 4 more
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