Poor tricity infrastructure planning and the rapid growth of massive data centers in Texas is creating significant problems to power the data centers during extreme events. Data centers need lots of power and water for cooling. Hydraulic fracturing in the Permian Basin (southwest Texas, low density population) requires a lot of water and produces a lot of natural gas but there is not enough pipeline capacity to ship the gas to the east so a lot of the gas is wasted. Engery Transfer (MLP mater limited partnership) is a large mid-stream shipping gas all Texas and the mid-west US and has so many requests for more gas and new connections for existing power plants, expansion of existing power plants, new power plants under construction and planned new power plants, and new data centers ET had to turn down many new potential consutomers. So despite recored pipeline volumes of course ET stock price went down. The Permian Basin is a great location for many new data centers: yuge open spaces, few people, a lot of natural gas, and abudant but poor quality water. A newer company LandBridge owns a lot of land (surface acres), owns WaterBridge (water treatment/recycling), just created a new business called PowerBridge, and is proposing to lease land for data centers.