BULK WATER Services for Trent, TX

Crusoe's 1.2-gigawatt AI data center campus in Abilene, running 2,000 to 5,000 workers daily with six additional buildings targeting mid-2026 completion, sits approximately 25 miles east of Trent on I-20, while the AES Buffalo Gap Repower program replacing 282 turbines with 117 new Vestas V150-4.5-megawatt units runs active construction through Taylor and Nolan counties to the west, placing Trent at the midpoint of two simultaneous large-scale construction programs along the same 60-mile I-20 corridor. Both programs require sustained bulk water for foundation pours, substation civil work, and access road preparation at active sites where permanent utility service does not reach, and with the Crusoe expansion and Buffalo Gap Repower running concurrently through 2027, regional sourcing capacity along the corridor is under pressure from multiple directions simultaneously. Contractors staging out of Trent without pre-confirmed supply arrangements will find available capacity already committed to active programs on both ends of the corridor. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the Taylor County fleet capacity to serve Trent-area data center construction, wind energy programs, and I-20 corridor field infrastructure projects from first mobilization through completion.