Gemma Power Systems, in collaboration with Sandow Lakes Energy Company, is set to construct a 1.2-GW gas-fired power plant in Lee County, Texas, as part of the county's economic development goals. The project, led by Gemma Power Systems, with Sandow Lakes Energy Company as the owning subsidiary, aims to support the region's growth and attract new data centers. The power plant, scheduled to be completed in 2028, will feature two Siemens Energy SGT6-9000HL gas turbines, which are hydrogen capable and align with future energy trends. The project's location near Giddings, TX, with advanced telecommunications infrastructure and access to a natural gas pipeline, makes it an appealing hub for potential data centers. The region's Economic Development Corp. emphasizes the availability of wide-open land and proximity to Austin, factors that enhance its attractiveness for businesses. The development of the gas-fired plant reflects the growing demand for power infrastructure to meet the rising energy needs, particularly in the context of increasing data center development nationwide. The project's connection to the Matterhorn Natural Gas Pipeline and the region's existing business park with access to essential utilities position Lee County as a promising area for economic growth and technological advancement. Forecasts indicating a significant increase in data center capacity by the early 2030s further underscore the importance of such power generation projects in supporting future energy requirements.