BULK WATER Services for Christoval, TX

Doral Renewables closed nearly $900 million in construction financing for the Cold Creek Solar and Storage project in March 2026 and commenced full construction on the 430-megawatt solar and 340-megawatt-hour BESS facility spanning Tom Green and Schleicher counties, with Bechtel deploying over 850,000 solar modules across the dual-county footprint and over 500 peak construction jobs targeting commercial operation in summer 2028, placing one of the most capitalized active solar construction programs in Texas directly within Tom Green County, where Christoval on US 277 south of San Angelo sits on the primary access corridor connecting the Cold Creek construction footprint to the San Angelo metro supply chain. Christoval's position in southern Tom Green County places it between the active Cold Creek construction zone and the Lucy Solar Project advancing in adjacent Concho County, and within reach of the Apex Clean Energy Big Trail program spanning Schleicher and Sutton counties to the southwest, all drawing from the same regional contractor network and bulk water sourcing capacity during overlapping build windows through 2028. Solar foundation pours, BESS civil pad construction, substation work, and crew support across the dual-county Cold Creek footprint all require bulk water that Tom Green County's rural utility infrastructure does not deliver to active construction locations. With over 500 peak construction workers on site through 2028 and Christoval serving as a key south corridor access point, contractors mobilizing without pre-confirmed water arrangements will find regional sourcing already committed. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the Central West Texas fleet capacity to serve Christoval-area solar construction, Concho Valley energy programs, and rural infrastructure projects from first mobilization through commercial operation.