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Rise Data Center
A Google occupied campus planned near Oklaunion in Wilbarger County. Two separate large building filings and a wastewater application show the physical project, while delivered power and actual water demand remain unknown.
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What the record establishes
- Filed cost for the first building
- $500 million[2]
- Filed area for the first building
- 991,000 sq ft[2]
- Filed cost for the second building
- $500 million[3]
- Filed area for the second building
- 991,000 sq ft[3]
- Wastewater plant ultimate average flow
- 130,000 gallons per day[4]
- Filed address
- FM 2897 South, Vernon, Wilbarger County[3]
- Filed construction window for both buildings
- March 31st, 2026 through March 31st, 2028[2]
- Filed scope for each building
- New data center with mechanical and electrical yards, fire lanes, security, and utilities[3]
- Wastewater facility location
- Near Oklaunion in Wilbarger County[4]
- Owner of record
- Platon Investments LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
- Occupant of record
- Google LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
- Operator of record
- Design, LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
- Additional operator of record
- Google Energy LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
- Certification effective
- August 10th, 2026[1]
What changes the reading
- The two building filings have the same area, cost and schedule but identify separate building names. Their figures are shown separately and are not added into a campus total because public filing scopes can change or overlap.[2][3]
- The first building filing spells the owner Planton. The registry and second filing use Platon, so the first spelling is treated as a filing discrepancy rather than a separate confirmed company.[1][2][3]
- The wastewater figure is the treatment plant's permitted design flow. It is not the data center's expected water withdrawal or measured consumption.[4]
- The filed end date is a construction schedule. It does not establish completion, energization or customer acceptance.[2][3]
Still not public
- Planned information technology load and delivered power are not public.
- Construction progress and an opening date are not established.
- The source and amount of campus water supply are not public.
- Cooling design and measured water use are not public.
- Backup generation and battery plans are not public.
Source trail
- Data Center ListsTexas Comptroller of Public Accounts
- Project Rise First Building DetailsTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation
- Project Rise Second Building DetailsTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation
- Platon Investments Wastewater Permit ApplicationTexas Commission on Environmental Quality
The registry entry for this facility comes from the Texas Comptroller's certified list of data centers holding a sales tax exemption. Owner, occupant and operator are roles in that filing rather than descriptions of who runs the building.