Project Information for Wilson County
Proposed Data Center and On-Site Energy
Misae is proposing a project in Wilson County that would pair a data center with on-site solar energy and gas generation from the start.
The goal is to support growing energy needs while creating local economic opportunity, strengthening infrastructure, and delivering long-term benefits for the community.
What Is Being Proposed
The Misae Energy Hub is planned as a single campus with three coordinated components.
The Data Center
A secure facility that supports digital services such as communications, business operations, cloud computing, research, and artificial intelligence. Development would occur in phases over the years and would use a portion of the overall site.
On-Site Solar Energy
A solar project is being planned alongside the data center to supply part of the data center electricity needs.
The Gas Plant
The gas plant’s final configuration has not been set and will depend on a number of factors. The exact design will be determined through ongoing planning and permitting.
Some details are still being finalized. Planning for on-site energy to support the project’s electricity needs has been part of the proposal from the earliest stages.
Water and Resource Planning
Water is an important topic in Wilson County, and in the USA. It is one of the most common questions about developments of hyperscale data centers.
Current planning reflects the following:
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Project will comply with any drought restrictions imposed by the groundwater district
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The data center is expected to use advanced closed-loop cooling systems designed to significantly reduce water demand.
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Based on the current design basis, the estimated average water use up to 15,000 gallons per day, or 4.7 million gallons per year.
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Water use would vary by season and may be refined as engineering and permitting continue.
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Any water sourcing would be subject to applicable permits and regulatory oversight.
Misae Energy Hub Water Usage
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Groundwater and Local Oversight
Wilson County relies on groundwater, and long-term water availability matters to residents, landowners, and local businesses. As landowners and environmental enthusiasts, we strongly support minimizing water use.
This project is not designed to export water outside the county.
Any water use associated with the facility would remain subject to local groundwater district rules, permitting requirements, and applicable state regulations.
Water planning is being conducted within existing oversight frameworks. Final sourcing and operational details would be reviewed through established processes before operations begin.
Grid and Electricity
Large facilities require consistent power availability, including during periods of extreme weather or high demand.
The project includes on-site energy generation intended to supply the data center’s electricity needs.
Solar generation is expected to be part of the plan, along with additional technologies to provide consistent power when solar production is limited.
The intent is to plan new energy supply alongside new demand.
Final configurations will depend on engineering studies, interconnection requirements, and regulatory review.
Safety and Operations
Energy facilities are subject to established safety codes, fire standards, and permitting requirements.
Design and operation would comply with applicable local, state, and federal regulations.
As technical details are finalized, additional information about operational safeguards will be shared.
Potential Benefits to the Community
Large infrastructure projects affect communities in different ways.
If developed, this proposal would have implications for local tax revenue, economic activity, and land use.
Engagement and Ongoing Communication
Community trust develops over time and through consistent communication.
As this project moves forward, Misae is committed to:
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Share information that reflects the current stage of design and permitting
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Clarify what has been decided and what is still under review
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Provide updates as plans evolve
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Respond to questions in clear, straightforward language
Misae owns the land associated with this proposal and anticipates remaining involved long term as a landowner.
