US renewable energy developer Belltown Power Texas has announced six new data center developments across North Texas. The projects will have a combined capacity of 1.435GW and represent the company’s first in the US market.

The data center sites are located close to major transmission hubs and the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, which Belltown says will provide the facilities with rapid interconnection options and scalability for hyperscale and AI‑driven operations.

Belltown has secured committed capacity for one 15MW facility already, with the remaining five currently advancing through the study phase with local utility partners. Construction timelines and the exact capacity of each facility were not disclosed.

The company aims to complement the data centers with green‑field utility-scale solar and battery storage. The bulk of the company's renewable projects are located in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, with 50 projects in operation and in development. In total, the company has a development pipeline of 4.6GW and more than 3GW of capacity in operation or under construction.

"As we continue to develop solar and battery energy storage sites, we believe that work will complement our data center projects and vice versa," said Jeffrey Clay, co‑founder of Belltown Power Texas. "Our deep knowledge of the ERCOT grid, paired with our North Texas development expertise, gives us a significant advantage in selecting prime locations for quick interconnection and reliable power supply, allowing us to deliver high-quality, efficient data center solutions."

Belltown was originally launched in the UK, and according to its website, has developed more than 23 projects across the country.

The company expanded into the US market in 2017, with a specific focus on solar and energy storage. Its US arm initially targeted the ERCOT and PJM markets, and has subsequently expanded into MISO, WECC, and SPP. The company launched its data center business in 2024, with this week's announcement the first disclosed data center development made by the firm.