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Start here
Campus brief
The site, the land, and the power path on two pages. This is the conversation starter for your team.
Project Kilo · Kerr County, Texas
This is your campus.
Kerr County, Texas — Ascendent’s Kilo flagship. A 345 kV power path already in the utility file, land you control, and a campus you can walk from ranch to halls. Built for AI companies, labs, neoclouds, and hyperscalers.
Kerr County, Texas. Aerial context over source terrain, with the ranch outline and planned campus zones. Planning view — not a survey plat. Imagery: Esri, Vantor, Earthstar Geographics & GIS User Community.
Your land
3,979.63 ac
Title-survey tract in Kerr County. Deeded to Blue Fox Development, LLC.
Your power path
2,100 MW
Requested load at 345 kV. LCRA study and PEC facility agreements are in place. Firm capacity is the next utility workstream.
Who is already at the table
LCRA + PEC
Executed study and facility-extension agreements. Construction and service follow the usual utility gates.
Ready today
Sequenced
Land control and the LCRA / PEC path are in hand. Firm capacity and site studies are the work we do with you.
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Start with the site
Campus presentation
Fourteen slides for tenants and partners: land, power, generation, storage, cooling, fiber, and the work that comes next.
Site book
Campus, power, and utilities in one volume — what this site offers, and the workstreams that finish it.
Source annex
The underlying claims, notes, and next actions if you want to go deeper with counsel or engineering.
P1
See the campus
These views sell the site: land you control, a campus you can picture, and the place itself. Planning imagery, not a survey or as-built record. Aerial: Esri, Vantor, Earthstar Geographics and the GIS User Community.
P2
How the campus is built
Power · behind the meter
On-site recip generation
The behind-the-meter recip story for tenants. A CAT path is in file. Binding fuel is the next workstream — not a ready-for-service date.
Storage · flexible capacity
A buffer for the halls
Containerized storage sits between generation and load. Flexible capacity you can add as halls come online — not a megawatt-hour award.
Cooling · liquid-ready campus
Ready for liquid-cooled GPUs
Dry coolers reject heat for a liquid-cooled GPU campus. Bring your cooling brief. We size rejection with the water program.
Fiber · exposed path
Bundles, not brochure fluff
Axonometric exposed ducts. A backbone already near the fence. Laterals, terms, and a second path are the network workstream.
One Siq Kit hero per domain. These are planning models for how the campus is built — not installed kit, and not a capacity or ready-for-service claim.