Receipts
Snapshot compiled 2026-09-04. If a live public feed is not available, this app does not invent one.
Priority: utility documents, regulator filings, government records, company filings, manufacturer specifications, peer-reviewed research, credible industry studies, then journalism. Random blogs are not authority.
CPS Energy
Published 2026-04-27 · Data TTM ending Jan 2026 · San Antonio
Primary utility document. Residential bill comparison at 1,000 kWh.
Open sourcecpsenergy.comcpsenergy.com
ERCOT
Published 2026-06-18 · Data mid-2026 · ERCOT
Defines large user as a single site >75 MW. Queue is requested interconnection, not operating load.
Open sourceercot.comercot.com
ERCOT / contemporaneous reporting
Published 2026-06-01 · Data summer 2026 · ERCOT
All-time peak 85,508 MW on 10 Aug 2023 is a recorded fact. Summer 2026 forecast figures are projections.
Open sourceercot.comercot.com
Wood Mackenzie via trade press
Published 2026-09-03 · Data 2025 Q2 survey · United States
Market estimate: ~128 weeks for power transformers; ~144 weeks for GSU. Not a purchase-order.
Open sourcemondaq.commondaq.com
CPS Energy
Published 2026-03-11 · Data as of 2026-01-12 · CPS Energy territory
Primary utility slide deck. Funnel: 59 projects / 26,146 MW requested. Contracted 335 MW. Forecasted large-load growth ~630 MW in 5 years, ~1,500 MW in 10 years. Data-center segment ~$110M non-fuel revenue from ~21 customers. Requested MW is not operating MW.
Open sourcecpsenergy.comcpsenergy.com
CPS Energy
Published 2025 · CPS Energy territory
Self-description as the nation's largest municipally owned electric and gas utility. Customer counts on the page: about 907,000 electric and 374,000 gas. Ownership by the city is a governance fact, not a reliability guarantee.
Open sourcecpsenergy.comcpsenergy.com
San Antonio Report
Published 2026-08-02 · Data 2026 · Bexar County
Cites Texas Tribune research and TDLR construction filings.
Open sourcesanantonioreport.orgsanantonioreport.org
U.S. Energy Information Administration
Published 2025 · United States
About 10,500 kWh per household per year is a national average, not a San Antonio meter.
Open sourceeia.goveia.gov
Texas Legislature
Published 2025 · Texas / ERCOT
Large loads at or above 75 MW face additional disclosure and grid-stress obligations. A 5 MW hall is below that threshold.
Open sourcecapitol.texas.govcapitol.texas.gov
San Antonio Report
Published 2026-08-25 · Data June 2026 board · San Antonio
CPS cited $191.77 average monthly bill. A 4% increase was discussed by a council member, not adopted as of the article.
Open sourcesanantonioreport.orgsanantonioreport.org
Virginia Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission
Published 2024-12-09 · Data 2023–2024 · Virginia (method example — not a Texas finding)
Multi-dimensional public-sector examination: economy, tax, employment, electricity, water, land, noise, community. Independent modeling plus stakeholder interviews. Do not copy Virginia conclusions onto Bexar County. Reuse the categories.
Open sourcejlarc.virginia.govjlarc.virginia.gov
FEMA
Published 2025 · Data NRI current release · Bexar County
County report. Earthquake hazard-type risk score 3.36, the lowest of the county's scored hazards; ice storm 73, tornado 71, hail 71 score highest. Overall county risk index reads 'relatively high'. Low seismic risk is not low natural-hazard risk.
Open sourcehazards.fema.govhazards.fema.gov
National Security Agency
Published 2018 · San Antonio
NSA's own announcement of a data center at its Texas center on JBSA-Lackland. Center page: nsa.gov/about/cryptologic-centers/texas. Staff counts for the center are not published by NSA; press estimates run about 3,000.
Open sourcensa.govnsa.gov
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Published 2024-12-19 · Data 2014–2028 · United States
LBNL-2001637. Congressional update to the 2016 study. Scenario range, not a point forecast.
Open sourceeta-publications.lbl.goveta-publications.lbl.gov
Hamm Institute
Published 2025-11-01 · United States (industry benchmark)
Benchmark ranges, not a San Antonio payroll. Construction vs operations are separate.
Open sourcehamminstitute.orghamminstitute.org
U.S. Department of Energy / GAO (as cited in NREL)
Published 2024 · United States
Typical LPTs 30–36 months; some extra-high-voltage units up to 60 months.
Open sourceenergy.govenergy.gov
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Published 2024-12-19 · Data 2023 · United States
Average PUE ~1.4 in 2023; average WUE ~0.36–0.38 L/kWh. Averages hide architecture.
Open sourceescholarship.orgescholarship.org
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Published 2026-09-01 · Data 2026 · United States
Monthly catalog of large-load research. September 2026 update grouped 41 publications into 12 themes including rate impacts, reliability, tariffs, siting, transmission, interconnection, generation, and policy.
Open sourceenergyanalysis.lbl.govenergyanalysis.lbl.gov
Survey organizers, with an academic research partner. Named attribution withheld until the results are formally presented and public.
Published 2026 · Data 2026 · San Antonio (opt-in respondents)
Open opt-in instrument. Organizers have reported 1,000+ responses and roughly 80% of respondents opposing. Not a probability sample. Full methodology and dataset not released as of this snapshot. Do not treat as 80% of San Antonio.
Open sourcesurveymonkey.comsurveymonkey.com
Microsoft
Published 2025-09-01 · Data FY25 (Jul 2024–Jun 2025) · Global / Americas
Company-reported PUE/WUE for facilities Microsoft fully owns and that were operational 12 months.
Open sourcedatacenters.microsoft.comdatacenters.microsoft.com
Axios San Antonio
Published 2026-05-12 · Data 2026 · CPS Energy service territory
Quotes CPS Energy market-policy staff on peak-demand forecast revision.
Open sourceaxios.comaxios.com
ISO
Published 1996 · Method
Point-source rule of thumb ~6 dB per doubling of distance over hard ground is a simplification. Real sites need modeled assessments.
Open sourceiso.orgiso.org
ASHRAE
Published 2021 · San Antonio climate
San Antonio is a hot-humid climate. Dry coolers lose capacity on extreme afternoons; many designs add adiabatic assist, which reintroduces water.
Open sourceashrae.orgashrae.org
The Green Grid / ISO/IEC 30134
Published 2011–2016 · Industry standard
PUE = total facility energy / IT energy. WUE = annual site water (L) / IT energy (kWh).
Open sourcethegreengrid.orgthegreengrid.org
Telecommunications Industry Association
Published 2024 · Industry standard
Recognizes different types and sizes of data centers. Covers electrical, mechanical, cooling, architecture, telecommunications, security, and resilience. Not a community-impact study.
Open sourcetiaonline.orgtiaonline.org
ASHRAE
Published 2021 · Industry standard
Air classes A1–A4 and liquid classes W1–W5 / high-density H1. Warm-water classes (W3/W4) are what make dry, compressor-light rejection possible. A class is a thermal envelope, not a water meter.
Open sourceashrae.orgashrae.org
Joint Base San Antonio (U.S. Air Force)
Published 2025 · Bexar County
JBSA describes itself as the largest and most diverse joint base in the Department of Defense: Fort Sam Houston, Lackland and Randolph plus eight operating locations, 266 mission partners, more than 250,000 personnel supported, cyber operations among its missions. Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) is headquartered at JBSA-Lackland.
Open sourcejbsa.miljbsa.mil
Nature / Google DeepMind
Published 2024-05-08 · Scientific literature (not a San Antonio site)
Example of a compute-heavy scientific workload. Not evidence that any San Antonio hall runs this model.
Open sourcenature.comnature.com
San Antonio Report
Published 2026-03-07 · Data 2026-03 · San Antonio / Bexar County
Quotes CPS Energy and SAWS officials in a City Council briefing.
Open sourcesanantonioreport.orgsanantonioreport.org
San Antonio Express-News
Published 2026-04-07 · Data 2026 · SAWS
Recycled-water share of data-center use and system capacity figures attributed to SAWS.
Open sourceexpressnews.comexpressnews.com
KSAT Investigates
Published 2026-07-28 · Data 2026 · Bexar County
Texas Government Code §552.1331. Individual account water use after smart meters is not publicly releasable.
Open sourceksat.comksat.com
San Antonio Express-News / company announcements
Published 2024-06-26 · Data 2024–2025 · West San Antonio
Announced 200 MW IT / 1.5 million sq ft / 135 acres / on-site CPS substation. Treat announced capacity as design intent, not current draw.
Open sourceexpressnews.comexpressnews.com
San Antonio Express-News / TDLR
Published 2026-07-18 · Castroville / Medina County
$500 million, 460,000 sq ft, completion targeted June 2027. Capacity not disclosed in the cited filing.
Open sourceexpressnews.comexpressnews.com
DatacenterDynamics
Published 2025-09-23 · 17420 Omicron Drive, Bexar County
Filing describes up to 96 MW critical IT across 432,800 sq ft.
Open sourcedatacenterdynamics.comdatacenterdynamics.com
Nikkei Asia
Published 2026-03-25 · United States / global
Manufacturer-attributed: large power transformers more than 30 months.
Open sourceasia.nikkei.comasia.nikkei.com
Terrapin Consulting (market compilation)
Published 2026-06-10 · United States
Industry compilation, not a manufacturer quote. Treat as market estimate.
Open sourceterrapincg.comterrapincg.com
Deceleration
Published 2026-06-08 · West San Antonio
Advocacy-leaning journalism. Company claim of hotel-scale water via closed loop is a claim, not a meter reading. Pipeline counts vary by source.
Open sourcedeceleration.newsdeceleration.news
KSAT
Published 2026-08-25 · Data 2026-08-25 · San Antonio
Special session. Councilman Ric Galvan proposed a temporary pause on new applications. No moratorium was adopted that day. Staff recommended UDC amendments; a staff update was expected in October 2026.
Open sourceksat.comksat.com
San Antonio Report
Published 2026-08-25 · Data 2026-08-25 · San Antonio
Development Services: a moratorium could last up to 180 days, would not stop projects already in utility negotiations (at least 12 cited), and requires public hearings. Also notes Gov. Abbott’s Aug 3, 2026 statewide interconnection pause pending ERCOT audit.
Open sourcesanantonioreport.orgsanantonioreport.org
San Antonio Current
Published 2025-07-30 · Data 2023–2024 · San Antonio (two named facilities)
Two facilities (Microsoft and U.S. Army Corps) combined, across two years — not the city’s entire fleet, and not a single year. The article attributes the gallons to SAWS figures via a secondary magazine. Treat as limited-confidence secondary reporting.
Open sourcesacurrent.comsacurrent.com
San Antonio Report
Published 2019 · San Antonio
Reports San Antonio as having the second-highest concentration of data centers supporting information security in the U.S. and 80-plus defense-technology companies. Industry-promotion figures repeated by a local outlet; not independently audited.
Open sourcesanantonioreport.orgsanantonioreport.org
San Antonio Report
Published 2019 · Westover Hills, San Antonio
Broker-cited count of 19 data-center deals in Westover Hills, many owner-operated (Frost Bank, Valero) and some colocation (CyrusOne). Cites the area's fiber and power infrastructure as the draw.
Open sourcesanantonioreport.orgsanantonioreport.org
JLL
Published 2026 · Data 2025 · North America
Austin/San Antonio inventory up about 500% from a small base since 2020; Texas 6.5 GW under construction; low-power-cost Texas markets expected to see accelerated supply. Brokerage research: a market view, not a permit record.
Open sourcejll.comjll.com
