A new water source for West Texas.
Pecos SS is a proposed groundwater project in Pecos County: a 10,000 acre-feet per year permit and a 57-mile pipeline built to move that water to the cities, utility districts, and power plants that need it.
Pecos SS is a proposed groundwater project in Pecos County: a 10,000 acre-feet per year permit and a 57-mile pipeline built to move that water to the cities, utility districts, and power plants that need it.
The project proposal names these utility districts, cities, and power plants as interested in buying water:
More water supply volume is available in the same area.
Interest from a water user is not a supply contract. Agreements, pricing, and volumes are still to be negotiated.
Deliver a dependable new water source to West Texas, and give eligible Texans the chance to invest in it.
Up to 10,000 acre-feet of water a year from our permit, moved through a 57-mile pipeline to cities, utility districts, and power plants.
Invest in the company that supplies your community's water. Eligible investors can express interest, with a $20,000 minimum, subject to the offering documents.
10,470 acres in Pecos County, including land leased to a solar farm and a rock quarry that qualifies for TxDOT road bedding.