Port Harlingen
Signal profile
- Power60% of score10025.4 MW est.Footprint × archetype W/m²
- Grid proximity25% of score831.0 mi to substationHIFLD / SeerAI substations 2025
- Voltage class15% of score50—HIFLD transmission
- Footprint100157.1 acresOSM building footprint
- Underutilization82WARN-corroboratedTX WARN layoff notices
- Data confidence8075% fields · enrichedField coverage
Axes marked “% of score” are the weighted components of the headline composite (88). The rest are corroborating context.
Intelligence
The Port Harlingen site is a strong candidate for a small data center or container-BESS deployment due to its probable underutilization and proximity to a substation, but the unknown substation voltage poses a key risk. The site's logistics and warehouse archetype suggests existing infrastructure that could support a containerized deployment. However, further investigation into the substation's capacity and voltage is necessary.
The Port Harlingen site is a warehouse and logistics facility with a probable underutilization of its power capacity, making it an attractive candidate for a small data center or container-BESS deployment. With an estimated load of 25.43 MW and a distance of only 1 mile to the nearest substation, the site has a strong potential for a containerized deployment given its existing service. However, the unknown substation voltage poses a significant risk that must be mitigated through further investigation. The site's logistics and warehouse archetype suggests that it may have existing infrastructure, such as parking and security, that could support a containerized deployment. Overall, the Port Harlingen site is a promising candidate, but requires further due diligence to confirm its viability.
Underutilization signals
- Cardone Industries-Harlingen · Harlingen, Cameron County, TX41 layoffs · 2026-01-26T00:00:00.000