A $500 million water project
Pecos SS combines a 10,000 acre-feet per year water permit, six wells, and a 57-mile pipeline to serve West Texas.
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Why West Texas
Every home, ranch, and business in West Texas uses water every day. West Texas Water & Power is working to bring a new water source close to home, and we are talking with individuals and organizations who want to take part in building it.
Things to weigh before you apply
- The pipeline is still at the planning stage. Pipe size, pump station design, and crossings depend on engineering and survey.
- Water users have shown interest, but interest is not a signed supply contract.
- The project depends on its water permit, land and easement rights, and regulatory approvals.
- Construction costs, schedules, and water demand can change.