Barrio now has five data center properties in Texas, all connected to the ERCOT grid. (Source: Shutterstock/ Barrio Energy)
Barrio Energy is adding another digital infrastructure project to its portfolio with its latest project in Tyler, Texas—a 12-megawatt data center connected to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) grid.
Barrio is beginning rehabilitation work on the project as part of the company’s efforts to identify and develop mid-size electrical infrastructure, the company said in its Aug. 22 press release on the project.
Barrio now has five data center properties in Texas, all connected to the ERCOT grid. In the company’s announcement, Barrio said it is developing a list of projects in Texas.
Barrio acquires, develops and leases industrial commercial projects to service large-scale energy users such as data centers and battery energy storage needs within the ERCOT grid.
Recommended Reading
VAALCO Acquires 70% Interest in Offshore Côte D’Ivoire Block
2025-03-03 - Vaalco Energy announced a farm-in of CI-705 Block offshore West Africa, which it will operate under the terms of an acquisition agreement.
Petro-Victory Buys Oil Fields in Brazil’s Potiguar Basin
2025-02-10 - Petro-Victory Energy is growing its footprint in Brazil’s onshore Potiguar Basin with 13 new blocks, the company said Feb. 10.
Occidental, Ecopetrol Extend Midland Basin Drilling JV
2025-02-03 - The updated plans between Occidental and Colombian state oil company Ecopetrol call for 34 new Midland Basin wells between April 2025 and June 2026.
TotalEnergies Enters 10-Year LNG Supply Deal with Indian E&P
2025-02-12 - Commencing in 2026, TotalEnergies will supply Gujarat State Petroleum Corp. with 400,000 tons of LNG, amounting to six cargoes per year, to terminals on India's west coast.
M&A Target Double Eagle Ups Midland Oil Output 114% YOY
2025-01-27 - Double Eagle IV ramped up oil and gas production to more than 120,000 boe/d in November 2024, Texas data shows. The E&P is one of the most attractive private equity-backed M&A targets left in the Permian Basin.
Comments
Add new comment
This conversation is moderated according to Hart Energy community rules. Please read the rules before joining the discussion. If you’re experiencing any technical problems, please contact our customer care team.