Rowan in Medina County

06/02/2026

We spend a lot of time talking with communities, elected leaders, and utility partners about energy demand and the impact of data center growth.

One question comes up often: Do data centers increase electricity rates?

A new analysis from Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc. reviewed more than 10 studies and found no consistent link between data center growth and higher consumer electricity costs.

In several cases, data centers generated surplus utility revenues that can help spread system costs across a larger customer base.

As communities plan for the future, it's important that conversations about energy are grounded in facts and data.

Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/e6z-MwNa

05/20/2026

Rowan prioritizes the responsible use of water at every step. That is why we're using a fully closed loop cooling system that will not require a continuous supply of water beyond a small amount for the health and hygiene of our employees onsite.

This project is also water POSITIVE — meaning we're returning more water to the aquifer than we use. We're able to do this in collaboration with our hyperscale partner through an investment in the Edwards Aquifer Conservancy Groundwater Conservation Program. Learn more about it in the video below!

05/18/2026

Data centers are portals of opportunity for Texans. These are long-term, quality jobs at extremely competitive wages.

Thank you to all the folks that came out to our recent job fair and connected with our construction team, led by Turner Construction Company.

Keep an eye out for future events in Medina County!

05/14/2026

We talk a lot about economic impact — a $900M investment here in Medina County, 600+ construction jobs, 40+ FTE with wages starting at $80k — because those are some of the most immediate and measurable benefits of building a data center in a community.

And the broader impact is showing up across Texas. New research from PwC found that the data center industry generated $4.5 billion in state and local tax revenue in 2024 alone — enough to cover more than one-fifth of Texas’ spending on highways, streets, and related infrastructure.

Read the full report: https://www.centerofyourdigitalworld.org/2026-impact-study

Go Medina County

05/04/2026

05/04/2026

These are the voices behind the work here in Medina County.

More than 500 dedicated men and women are showing up every day to build something that matters, and every one of them has a reason to get home safe. That is why Rowan expects safety excellence at every site.

Proud of this team and the standard they bring to the job every day! Construction Safety Week 2026 is May 4-8.

04/28/2026

Are you interested in a career in one of the world's fastest growing industries? Have you thought about joining the hundreds of men and women that show up to work every day at Project Cinco, ready to build world-class sustainable digital infrastructure?

Data center development offers limitless opportunities for you and your family — right here in Go Medina County!

Join Rowan and Project Cinco general contractor Turner Construction Company for a job fair on May 13, from 9am to 12pm at the Lytle Community Center. See you there!

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04/22/2026

Students in a Lytle ISD Life Skills class celebrated Earth Day with support from volunteers from Tur...

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day! 🌎

Rowan and our partners spent the morning at Lytle Middle School, weeding and gardening with the students. It was a joy to see sustainability in action, right here in our community.

Whether it be through innovative building design, minimizing water use, or construction best practices, Rowan and Medina County are setting new standards for truly sustainable data center development — learn more at https://www.rowanmedina.com/commitment.

Ruben Gonzalez Mayor City of Lytle TX Lytle ISD

04/20/2026

It was a busy weekend in Medina County!

On Friday, we hosted our neighbors for another dinner. We host these events to ensure everyone has an opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback to our team about Project Cinco. It's a small way to show how grateful we are for their collaboration throughout construction.

Then, we put on our boots and danced at the annual Audrey Jane's Light 2026 Country Music Fest! Rowan was proud to be a sponsor of this incredible event benefiting the rare disease community — including a family right here in Medina County.

If you want to connect with our team, feel free to reach out any time at www.rowanmedina.com/contact.