BULK WATER Services for Wall, TX

Doral Renewables' Cold Creek Solar and Storage project, a 430-megawatt solar and 340-megawatt-hour BESS facility backed by nearly $900 million in committed financing with Bechtel as EPC contractor and over 500 peak construction jobs targeting commercial operation in summer 2028, spans Tom Green and Schleicher counties with Wall sitting on US 87 west of San Angelo as one of the closest communities to the Cold Creek western construction zone where the project's Schleicher County component begins. Wall's position on US 87 also places it on the direct corridor toward the Apex Clean Energy Big Trail program advancing across Schleicher, Sutton, Kimble, and Menard counties, and northward toward the Crusoe AI data center campus running 2.1 gigawatts of concurrent construction in Abilene, compressing regional bulk water sourcing capacity from multiple directions simultaneously through 2028. Solar module foundation installation, BESS pad civil work, substation construction, and crew support across the dual-county Cold Creek footprint require bulk water that Tom Green County's rural utility infrastructure does not supply to active field locations west of San Angelo. Contractors mobilizing to the Cold Creek western spread or the adjacent Big Trail footprint without pre-confirmed water arrangements will find sourcing already committed along a corridor where Wall serves as a key staging community between San Angelo and the active construction zone. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the Central West Texas fleet capacity to serve Wall-area solar and energy infrastructure construction from first mobilization through commercial operation.