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Kodiak Starts Site Work on 76MW West Texas Data Center Power Project
The Woodlands-based company says equipment setting has begun on about 40 natural gas generators that will supply a data center serving an investment-grade hyperscaler.
Kodiak Gas Services has begun site work on a 76-megawatt natural gas power project that will supply a data center in West Texas, the company said in its third-quarter results on Nov. 9. "Initial site work has started, and equipment setting has begun" on the behind-the-meter baseload project, including balance-of-plant work, Kodiak said. The company expects the project to start producing revenue in 2027.
Kodiak, based in The Woodlands, first announced the power supply agreement on Sept. 21. The six-year contract calls for about 40 reciprocating natural gas generator units. Kodiak has not named the manufacturer. The company said deployment would begin in the fourth quarter of 2026 and ramp up through the first quarter of 2027, with revenue starting in the first quarter of 2027.
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