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Texas energy coverage on WindowsForum.com examines large-scale power projects, including Tesla’s 140 MW solar agreement in northeast Texas and Microsoft’s planned Pecos datacenter. Stories consider renewable generation, AI-driven electricity demand, construction timelines, water use, jobs, and potential effects on local and regional grids. The tag follows how major technology operations are securing power and expanding capacity in Texas, while highlighting the infrastructure and community factors surrounding those developments. It also provides context for proposed project schedules, utility-scale solar development, and the growing relationship between data-center expansion and energy planning across the state.
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    Tesla Signs 140 MW Texas Solar PPA, Lumen Farm Due Online in 2029

    Tesla has signed a long-term agreement to buy power from Zelestra’s planned 140 MWac Lumen Farm solar project in northeast Texas, extending an energy-supply relationship that previously covered projects in Spain. The deal, reported by SolarQuarter and BIC Magazine, gives Tesla a future source of...
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    Microsoft’s Pecos Texas Datacenter: 2GW of AI Power, Jobs, Water, and Grid Impact

    Microsoft said on June 22, 2026, that it will build a new datacenter campus in Pecos, Texas, adding roughly 2 gigawatts of cloud and AI capacity through a multibillion-dollar project planned over the next five to seven years. The announcement is not just another dot on Azure’s global map. It is...