Misae Energy Hub data center
Misae Investments plans a 500 MW hyperscale data center as part of a 2,742-acre solar, battery and possible gas hub in rural Wilson County north of Stockdale. Also known as: MISAE Energy Hub.
Who is behind it
The record, newest first
Misae's founder said the company develops projects but would not be the final operator. The site is placed along C.R. 428 about six miles north of Stockdale. (Wilson County News, March 10, 2026)
The Stockdale Economic Development Corp. heard public concerns about the project. Its president said the board has little authority because the site is outside city limits. (Wilson County News, March 10, 2026)
Spectrum News reported that county commissioners had received no formal information on the project. The local groundwater district said no new well permits had been filed, while the developer's site said 2 million gallons per day had been permitted. (Spectrum News, Nov. 28, 2025)
Wilson County News reported Misae's plan for a 500 MW hyperscale data center inside a 2,742-acre energy hub near Stockdale. (Wilson County News, Nov. 4, 2025; Misae Investments, undated)
Conflicts and open questions
- Developer's undated project page (source tx-b6g3-misae-hub-page, viewed 2026-10-31) lists the data center site as about 350 or 557 acres within the larger hub and targets a June 2028 operation date.
- Water figures are disputed between the developer's site and the groundwater district (Spectrum News, Nov. 2025).
The full record
- Status note
- Developer's timeline says interconnection and load agreements were to be ready in May 2026, with commercial operation targeted for June 2028. No county approval has been reported; the site lies outside Stockdale city limits.
- Power note
- 500 MW hyperscale data center, per developer. The hub also lists 525 MWac solar, 640 MW of battery storage and an optional 500 MW gas plant.
- Evidence
- News reports; primary records not yet obtained
- Size class
- 50 MW or more (tracker scope)