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What we still don't know.

Missing information is not a vibe. It is a list. Making it visible creates pressure for better disclosure without requiring an anti-development position.

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  • Not yet measured
  1. 01Partial data

    Will residential electricity rates increase?

    The tariff that will actually apply to each large load; how much of new generation and transmission is assigned to the customer vs the class; the 2027–2030 rate path under a high-load case.

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  2. 02Partial data

    How much potable water will a given facility consume?

    Site-level gallons. WUE for each hall. How much of the requested acre-feet will actually connect.

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  3. 03Not publicly disclosed

    How many permanent jobs will exist?

    Operator-disclosed San Antonio headcount, local vs transferred, contractors vs W-2.

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  4. 04Not publicly disclosed

    What will workers earn?

    Wage floors, overtime, local hire share, benefits.

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  5. 05Not publicly disclosed

    How much property tax will be collected?

    Appraised value by site, abatement schedule, PILOT terms, school-district vs city split.

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  6. 06Not publicly disclosed

    How much tax will be abated?

    Each San Antonio / Bexar / school-district term sheet.

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  7. 07Partial data

    Who funds new substations?

    Who pays if the customer never loads, or leaves. Contribution-in-aid-of-construction vs rate base.

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  8. 08Partial data

    Who funds transmission?

    Which San Antonio projects are in which study cluster, and the assigned upgrade costs.

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  9. 09Not publicly disclosed

    What happens if the customer leaves?

    Whether each local deal has a clawback, a minimum load, or a decommissioning bond.

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  10. 10Not yet measured

    What is the measured noise at the nearest residence?

    Site-specific modeled dBA and any measured dBA at the property line for San Antonio halls.

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  11. 11Partial data

    What percentage of water is reclaimed?

    Per-facility split. Whether new campuses can physically connect.

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  12. 12Not publicly disclosed

    Will the facility participate in demand response?

    Which local operators have a written curtailment path.

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  13. 13Not publicly disclosed

    What economic activity stays in Bexar County?

    Local procurement share, SDVOSB invoices, property-tax net.

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  14. 14Not publicly disclosed

    What research or compute capability becomes accessible locally?

    Whether any San Antonio operator has a public, enforceable community or university compute allocation.

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Data last checked 2026-09-04 · Current public data is a snapshot, not a live meter

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