Rowan Digital Infrastructure, a leading developer of sustainable hyperscale data center campuses across the U.S, announced that it has secured nearly $3 billion in debt financing to support the construction of a major turnkey data center campus in Temple, Texas.
The transaction represents the largest financing in the company’s history and was completed under Rowan’s Green Finance Framework, reinforcing its commitment to aligning large-scale infrastructure development with rigorous sustainability standards. This latest financing brings the total secured under Rowan’s Green Finance Framework — rated “Strong” by Morningstar Sustainalytics — to $4.4B across three projects in just the past year.
“This transaction reflects both the scale of demand we’re seeing from the market and the confidence institutional lenders have in Rowan’s platform,” said Rowan Chief Executive Officer Charley Daitch. “Executing our largest financing to date — and under our Green Finance Framework — underscores our ability to deliver critical infrastructure at scale while maintaining a disciplined and responsible approach to development.”
The financing will support a 300-megawatt (MW) turnkey data center campus in Texas, one of the fastest-growing markets for digital infrastructure in the world. Rowan broke ground earlier this year on its flagship Temple development in a ceremony with local leaders, partners, and neighbors.
Rowan is focused on delivering large-scale, build-to-suit turnkey and powered shell campuses in high-growth markets where speed to power and execution certainty are critical. The Temple campus builds on that approach, positioning Rowan to meet accelerating hyperscale demand while delivering long-term value to its capital partners.
“Securing this financing is a major moment for Rowan and reflects a significant level of trust from the industry’s largest capital providers,” said Rowan’s Chief Financial Officer Kevin Mammel. “This financing enables us to pursue a scale and standard that will help define a new benchmark for the next era of digital infrastructure.”