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Marathon Digital McCamey Facility

Upton County, Texas

This pin marks the center of McCamey. Our source gives no street address, so we can’t show the building. The town’s point is from the USGS register of place names.

Operating · first reported Jun 2022

Capacity
280 MWreported
To protected land
~99miabout, from the center of McCamey to Amistad National Recreation Area

This pin marks the center of McCamey. Our source gives no street address, so we can’t show the building.

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  • Capacity280 MWreported: “the facility will be scaled up to 280MW and marks the first behind-the-meter wind project of its kind.”
  • FootprintLarge, capacity not disclosed
  • Grid regionERCOT

The source

“the facility will be scaled up to 280MW and marks the first behind-the-meter wind project of its kind.”
Compute North press release / Global Energy Monitor

Source-checked, read back against the document on Sep 10, 2026.

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