US data centre developer Rowan Digital Infrastructure has secured nearly $3 billion in debt financing. The capital injection will fund the construction of its turnkey data centre campus currently under development in Temple, Texas.
Corporate leadership confirmed the transaction represents the largest single financing package in the company’s history. The credit facility will directly support the engineering and development of a 300-megawatt (MW) hyperscale campus.
The transaction was executed under Rowan’s proprietary Green Finance Framework, which mandates strict environmental and sustainability criteria for underlying infrastructure works. The successful financial close brings the total capital raised under the company’s green framework to $4.4 billion across three distinct regional projects within the past 12 months.
Charley Daitch, Chief Executive Officer of Rowan, commented on the institutional support for the project, stating: “This transaction reflects both the scale of demand we’re seeing from the market and the confidence institutional lenders have in Rowan’s platform. 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.”
Rowan initiated ground-breaking activities at the Temple development site earlier this year. The 300-acre infrastructure project, situated in Bell County, is scheduled to achieve full operational status and go live in 2027.
Founded in November 2020, Rowan Digital Infrastructure is backed by specialist renewable energy investor Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners and global asset management conglomerate Blackstone. Beyond the ongoing expansion in Texas—where it controls sites near both Temple and San Antonio—the company is actively developing hyperscale data centre infrastructure across Maryland and Oregon.
