Microsoft signs 20-year power deal with Chevron for Pecos datacenter
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Microsoft, Chevron
Pecos, Texas, USA
June 2026
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Microsoft has partnered with Chevron to supply 2.67 gigawatts of natural gas power to a new datacenter in Pecos, Texas. The project, dubbed 'Project Kilby', will use co-located natural gas turbines. The facility aims to minimize freshwater usage by utilizing non-potable brackish groundwater.
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