A Transformative Investment in Navarro County
Vector Datacenters is planning a next-generation data center campus with a community-first approach that represents significant investment in Navarro County. The project will create jobs, generate millions in annual tax revenue, strengthen local infrastructure and support the digital technologies that power the economy today and in the future.
Why Data Centers Matter
Data centers are infrastructure. Just as railroads and highways move goods across Texas, data centers move the information that powers our economy.
Next-generation data centers support the infrastructure behind:
- National Security
- Healthcare Systems
- Public Safety Communications
- Financial Services
- Everyday Internet Services
- Cloud Computing
- Artificial Intelligence
Project At-A-Glance
Location
Vector’s project is planned for the southwest quadrant of the intersection of NW County Roads 1160 and 1170.
Economic Impact to Navarro County
Annual Tax Revenue
Vector’s next-generation data center will support:
- Navarro County
- Blooming Grove ISD
- Navarro College
- Navarro County Flood Control
- Navarro County Road & Bridge
Construction Employment
Vector will employ hundreds of skilled construction workers during the development process and will prioritize local contractors, suppliers and service providers wherever possible.
Permanent Employment
- Facility Management
- Building Engineers
- IT Operations
- Security Personnel
- Administrative Staff
Responsible Water Use
Designed for Minimal Water Use
Vector’s next-generation data center is designed with closed-loop, air-cooled technology that dramatically reduces water needs. Reinforcing our commitment to responsible water use, we’ve designed our power generation to require no water.
Local Utility Water Supply
Vector is exploring a partnership with the local water utility to improve water infrastructure in the community. The project will utilize water solely for building operations and the closed-loop cooling system’s maintenance. For irrigation and landscape purposes, the project will use reclaimed or non-potable water.
Cooling System
- Closed-loop air-cooled system: Our facility cools itself primarily with air — not water.
- The cooling system requires a one-time initial fill of 1.2 M gal.
- Once filled, the amount of liquid inside the system stays sealed in a loop and is reused continuously.
- Minimal annual make-up water replenishment due to maintenance: 12,000 to 24,000 gallons
- Humidification: About 321,000 gallons annually.
Daily Operations
About 1,000 gallons per day — comparable to roughly four single-family homes or a standard office building with 40-50 employees. This water supports restrooms, breakrooms, sinks and janitorial facilities.
Power Generation
Vector’s power generation does not require any water.
Power Independence
Zero Reliance on Local Electric Grid
One of Vector’s points of difference is its 100% on-site, off-grid power generation with no grid impact.
Vector Will:
- Generate its own electricity onsite
- Have no impact on residential or commercial electric rates or supply
- Utilize advanced power generation technologies, designed for reliability and minimal environmental impact
Designed with the Community in Mind
Vector Datacenters has designed the campus to be a good neighbor. Our project will be built to meet and exceed local codes and permitting requirements. Plans also will include noise and light mitigation measures designed to reduce operational sound levels, light spillover, and maintain compatibility with neighboring land uses. Berming and robust landscaping will help screen the site and mitigate the visual impact of the building.
Examples Include:
- Green landscaping along the perimeter
- Thoughtful layout of the site
- Smart building orientation
- Sound barriers