The Buildout Registry · Texas

Stargate Milam County (Freebird)

SB Energy · Burlington, Milam County, Texas

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753 MW
Critical IT planned
0 MW
Energized today
2026-08 target for interconnection Phase 1-A
First power
ERCOT
Grid region · location approximate
In brief

What makes it notable.

  1. The owner-builder funds powered infrastructure in ERCOT: phased high-voltage interconnection totaling about 660 MW initially, from 200 MW at 34.5 kV targeted August 2026 to a March 2027 switchover, plus co-located generation.
  2. A greenfield build on 595 acres designed by Corgan. Phase 1 was filed in October 2025 and topped out in March 2026, at 548,950 square feet.
  3. Planned critical capacity is 753 MW across two buildings, with the last ready-for-service dates falling in 2028, and energization of the first interconnection phase not yet confirmed.
Deal anatomy

Six layers, and who holds each.

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Power
SB Energy
Site and build
SB Energy (owner-builder)
Compute
Undisclosed
Cloud operator
OpenAI
Anchor tenant
Members
Capital
Members
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Timeline

From here to full build.

  1. 2026-08 target for interconnection Phase 1-AFirst power200 MW); energization not yet confirmed
  2. Oct 2026Today
  3. 2028Full buildoutlast RFS for both buildings per the S-1
The detail

Each party's role.

Power

SB Energy. Provides the powered infrastructure in ERCOT: high-voltage interconnection in phases (1-A 200 MW at 34.5 kV Aug 2026, 1-B 230 MW at 345 kV Dec 2026, 1-C 230 MW Feb 2027, 1-D switchover Mar 2027, ~660 MW initial) plus co-located generation under on-site power supply agreements; SB Energy has said it will fund and build new generation and storage for the campus to protect Texas ratepayers

Site and build

SB Energy (owner-builder). Greenfield build via Milam County Data Center LLC on a 595-acre campus; phase 1 start filed 2025-10, topped out Mar 2026; design by Corgan

Compute

Undisclosed. No compute vendor named; the OpenAI first-party design announcements do not disclose suppliers inferred

Cloud operator

OpenAI. Runs its own workloads under its first-party facility design; SB Energy operates the physical plant inferred

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Sources

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