Eanna Murphy, founder and CEO of Montera, confirmed the company’s support for the Public Utility Commission of Texas’s review process in a formal letter to the Governor. The company intends to provide comprehensive disclosures regarding power and water usage, aligning with the state’s push to distinguish viable, development-ready projects from speculative proposals currently clogging the pipeline.

Montera’s operational strategy centers on minimizing the local footprint of its hyperscale facilities. By utilizing closed-loop cooling systems and funding its own interconnection agreements, the firm aims to shield residential utility bills from the costs of site development. The developer, which is backed by the $87 billion investment firm Stonepeak, maintains that early and transparent engagement with state regulators is the only path to sustainable growth in the Texas technology sector.