Caterpillar Seguin Assembly
Signal profile
- Power60% of score10029.2 MW est.Footprint × archetype W/m²
- Grid proximity25% of score950.3 mi to substationHIFLD / SeerAI substations 2025
- Voltage class15% of score70138 kV nearestHIFLD transmission
- Footprint100180.5 acresOSM building footprint
- Underutilization35Estimate onlyTX WARN layoff notices
- Data confidence100100% fields · enrichedField coverage
Axes marked “% of score” are the weighted components of the headline composite (94). The rest are corroborating context.
Intelligence
The Caterpillar Seguin Assembly site is a strong candidate for a small data center or container-BESS deployment due to its proximity to a high-voltage substation and underutilized industrial space. However, the key risk lies in the speculative nature of the site and lack of corroboration for underutilization. Further investigation is needed to confirm the site's potential.
The Caterpillar Seguin Assembly is a warehouse and logistics facility with a significant footprint, initially suggesting a high energy demand. However, with an estimated load of approximately 29 MW, which is relatively low for a facility of its size, it indicates potential underutilization of its industrial space and existing grid interconnection. Given its proximity to a 138 kV substation, just 0.26 miles away, the site is well-positioned for a container-BESS or small data center deployment, leveraging the existing high-voltage infrastructure for efficient energy storage or computing operations. The speculative nature of the site and lack of underutilization corroboration introduce uncertainty, necessitating further assessment to determine its viability as a stranded-power or underutilized industrial site.