Developers warn Excel Energy limits, say first phase needs 5–6 MW
Developer told the board the Junction’s first phase needs 5–6 megawatts and long‑term buildout could require 8–10 MW; the new substation referenced by Excel Energy has been pushed toward 2030–2032, creating a constraint that affects phasing and financing.
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Board members pressed the developer on electric capacity after Tyler identified power as a primary constraint. Tyler told the board that target tenants (high‑tech manufacturing) will require substantial power and that, while a feeder extension north of Highway 58 could provide 5–6 megawatts for phase one, full buildout depends on a new substation pushed to around 2030–2032.
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