Fermi America says Project Matador cooling strategy cuts data center water use about 80%

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Fermi detailed an ESG water stewardship plan for its Project Matador AI compute campus in the Texas Panhandle.
Advanced dry and hybrid cooling with closed-loop reuse targets roughly 80% lower water use versus conventional water-based cooling.
Strategy includes on-site treatment to recycle cooling blowdown and reuse wastewater, with no wastewater discharged off site.
Project Matador will operate under a one acre-foot per acre annual groundwater limit, with no exemptions cited.
Fermi agreed to pay the City of Amarillo twice the standard municipal water rate while funding water infrastructure for the city.

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