El Paso in Focus Puts Data Centers on the Public Record

Field notes

The project uses a question-led structure to connect regional development with physical resources and public agreements. Its numerical presentation explicitly labels a 480,000-gallon-per-day figure as a modeled EPWater estimate, not a meter reading, and separates projections, signed agreements, and measured results. The homepage also distinguishes three named developments—Meta’s El Paso campus, Project Jupiter, and Fort Bliss—rather than treating data centers as one undifferentiated project.