Pacifico Energy (Pacifico) is a legacy, U.S.-based Independent Power Producer. Having successfully executed over 5GW of energy projects, Pacifico has a proven track record of turning complex energy problems into dependable solutions. Energy intensive commercial industry and data partners alike, have leveraged our power generation expertise to unlock timely, reliable access to power. Pacifico develops, constructs, finances, and maintains prime power generation assets and distributed generation energy infrastructure, offering energy sensitive businesses optionality beyond the traditional utility service model.

Fort Spunky is a South Dallas/Ft. Worth based data campus under development by Pacifico Energy in Hood County, Texas. The project is designed to deliver over 450 Megawatts of continuous, reliable power supply to support hyperscale data center operations. It is expected to begin operations in 2028.

Fort Spunky is being developed as a dedicated, self-supplied power campus to meet the specialized requirements of hyperscale data centers, allowing customers to directly manage their operating schedule, energy supply choices, cost predictability, and future capacity expansions while maintaining very high reliability; this approach is designed to complement Texas utilities by avoiding new demand on transmission systems, easing interconnection and congestion constraints, and leaving utility capacity available for homes and businesses, thereby supporting overall system reliability. A custom utility arrangement ensures no impact on the Texas electricity grid or consumer prices.

The Fort Spunky site was selected for its strategic advantages. Its proximity to the DFW market ensures connectivity to a major economic hub. The terrain is flat, situated outside of wetlands and environmentally sensitive areas, making it highly suitable for development. Additionally, the site benefits from access to a robust power infrastructure, enhancing its capacity to meet high-demand operational needs.

The project will create thousands of construction jobs, spanning skilled trades, site preparation, logistics, and project management. Once operational, hundreds of workers will be needed for operations, maintenance, and facility security, with an emphasis on local workforce and training partnerships.

No. The Fort Spunky project will feature dedicated distribution level access through the local utility, therefore eliminating all transmission level timing, cost, and congestion concern of coordinating with the larger ERCOT system. It will not draw from or add load to the local transmission system, resulting in a net POSITIVE impact to local reliability and retail electricity prices.

No new utility transmission lines will be required. All power will be generated and delivered on-site through collocated distribution infrastructure .