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FAQ: Pampa, Texas' Emergence as an Energy and Data Hub
Pampa, Texas is emerging as a surprising hub for data centers, renewable energy, and next-generation infrastructure. In a new episode of The Building Texas Show, Mayor Mike Borger explains how leadership, energy assets, and workforce investment are reshaping the Panhandle city’s future.
TL;DR
Pampa, Texas leverages its natural assets to attract data centers and renewable energy projects, positioning itself as a leader in power generation and digital infrastructure.
Pampa uses abundant wind, sunshine, land, and energy infrastructure to support data centers with grid resilience, renewable energy, and efficient cooling technologies.
Pampa invests $130 million in schools and quality-of-life initiatives to reverse out-migration and create future-ready careers, making the community more stable and vibrant.
Pampa, known for agriculture and oil, is transforming into a hub for data centers and renewable energy while preserving its historic music venues tied to Woody Guthrie.
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The content describes how Pampa, Texas is emerging as an unexpected growth story by positioning itself as a hub for data centers, renewable energy projects, and advanced manufacturing, leveraging its natural assets and strategic investments to reshape its economic future.
Mayor Borger cites grid resilience, renewable energy generation, and proximity to critical gas pipeline networks as key advantages, while also addressing misconceptions about water usage by noting modern facilities use cooling technologies that respect regional constraints.
The city is investing $130 million in school improvements including new facilities and career-technology education designed to keep graduates in the community with access to high-paying, future-ready careers, which is central to reversing decades of out-migration.
Pampa is leveraging abundant wind, sunshine, land, and midstream energy infrastructure—transitioning from its traditional focus on agriculture, oil, and gas to attract data centers, renewable energy projects, and advanced manufacturing.
Pampa highlights regional events and festivals, historic music venues tied to Woody Guthrie, and its role as a regional hub (the 'Pampaplex') that supports retail, tourism, and civic life for a population larger than its borders suggest.
Mayor Borger stresses the importance of unity across city, county, economic development, and chamber organizations, noting that alignment and optimism have been just as critical as capital investment in driving momentum.
The full interview is available on YouTube as part of The Building Texas Show, a statewide series highlighting the leaders, ideas, and investments shaping Texas' next chapter.
It demonstrates that the future of Texas is not limited to its largest metros, showing how legacy towns like Pampa can evolve, attract modern industry, and create new opportunities without losing their identity.
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