Texas County, Oklahoma · SYNC 3.0 Pilot
Pilot Status Dashboard
Current phase, verified facts, projected assumptions, milestone timeline, and what is required to move from proposal to active deployment. All quantitative items are labeled with evidentiary status.
Current Status
Phase: Pre-Authorization
The Texas County pilot is not yet active.
A formal proposal has been submitted to municipal and county parties.
The pilot will become active when authorization is granted, funding is secured, and at least one data center operator enrolls.
None of these conditions have been met as of this writing.
Verified Facts
What Is Confirmed
The following items are documented facts, not projections or proposals.
Submitted April 2026
Pilot Proposal Submission Date
VERIFIED
Public Documents
Proposal Documents Available
VERIFIED
Guymon & Hooker
Primary Pilot Communities
VERIFIED
Ogallala
Aquifer Under Documented Stress
VERIFIED
No sensors deployed
Sensor Deployment Status
VERIFIED
No operators enrolled
Data Center Operator Enrollment
VERIFIED
Real vs. Projected
What Is Known vs. What Is Modeled
Confirmed / Existing
Proposal status
Formal proposal submitted to county parties — April 2026
Framework documents
Policy White Paper, GCTS-1, Charter, Roadmaps — all published and downloadable
Aquifer stress
USGS-documented recharge deficit in Texas County region
Simulation documents
Engineering simulations for OK and TX conditions — published as projections
Projected / Proposed
Water savings
Engineering model output — not a field measurement. Requires Phase 1 sensor data.
Municipal revenue
Financial projection based on Compute Dividend model. Not audited. This is a modeled design projection, not a measured outcome.
ROI / payback period
Engineering model estimate. Actual figure depends on operator enrollment, grid conditions, and aquifer draw rates.
NBR value
Cannot be calculated until GCTS-1 measurement data is collected from deployed sensors.
Phase Timeline
Pilot Milestones
Milestones are shown with their current status. Dates for future phases are target ranges, not commitments.
Pre-Pilot · Complete
Framework & Proposal Development
Nov 2025 – April 2026
Policy White Paper, GCTS-1, International Charter, and Implementation Roadmaps published. Texas County 90-day pilot proposal drafted and submitted to county parties.
Framework documents published (4 PDFs)
90-day pilot proposal submitted
Council briefing document delivered
Engineering simulations completed (9 states)
Current Phase · Active
Authorization & Governance Formation
May 2026 – ongoing
Seeking municipal authorization for pilot. Initiating Green Code Foundation (501c3) incorporation. Filing or preparing EPA SDWA §1431 petitions. Engaging potential data center operator partners.
501c3 incorporation — in process
Municipal authorization — pending
Operator enrollment — pending
EPA §1431 petition — in preparation
Phase 0 · Pending Authorization
Sensor Deployment & Baseline Establishment
Target: Q4 2026 (contingent on authorization)
Deploy GCTS-1 monitoring sensors at Guymon and Hooker sites. Establish aquifer baseline using USGS reference data. Begin 30-day pre-deployment measurement period.
Sensor deployment at identified sites
Aquifer baseline measurement established
Pre-deployment energy audit completed
Day-0 snapshot published
Phase 1 · Pending Phase 0 Completion
Day 30 — Initial Data Collection
Target: 30 days after Phase 0 completion
First GCTS-1 data collection cycle complete. Initial NBR calculation attempted with real field data. Community report published.
30-day water extraction measurement report
30-day energy consumption report
Preliminary NBR estimate (field data)
Community public briefing document
Phase 2 · Pending Phase 1 Completion
Day 90 — Independent Review & Reporting
Target: 90 days after Phase 0 completion
Full 90-day data set collected. First independent review of field NBR against projected NBR. Aquifer impact assessment published. All data released publicly.
90-day full measurement report
First independent NBR field audit
Aquifer recharge vs. extraction comparison
Methodology calibration document
Public data release (open access)
Phase 3 · Post-Pilot
Standards Submission & Replication
Target: H1 2027
Use field data from Texas County pilot to support NBR and GCTS-1 submission for independent peer review. Document replication pathway for other municipalities.
NBR peer review submission
GCTS-1 independent technical review
Replication guide for other municipalities
State-level regulatory submission (if supported by data)
Authorization Requirements
What Is Needed to Move from Proposal to Active Pilot
The following conditions must be met before Phase 0 begins. None are currently satisfied.
Municipal or County Authorization
Formal authorization from Texas County commissioners or Guymon city council to proceed with sensor deployment and pilot protocol. Status: proposal submitted, response pending.
Phase 0 Funding
Funding to cover sensor procurement, installation, data infrastructure setup, and 90-day data collection period. Source not yet secured. Potential pathways: municipal grant, federal water infrastructure funding, private pilot sponsorship.
Green Code Foundation Incorporation (501c3)
The independent governance body must exist before pilot authorization can be granted under the formal protocol. Incorporation is in process. Timeline: estimated Q3 2026.
At Least One Data Center Operator Enrolled
A data center operator must formally enroll in the pilot protocol and agree to GCTS-1 measurement requirements for the pilot to generate meaningful compliance data. Operator conversations are ongoing — no formal commitments as of this date.
EPA SDWA §1431 Petition Filed (or Waived)
The pilot protocol proposes EPA §1431 petition filing as a mechanism to trigger federal oversight of aquifer depletion risk. This petition can be filed by the municipality or the Foundation. Filing is in preparation. Alternatively, municipal authority may determine filing is not required for Phase 0.
Funding Model
Proposed Financial Structure
All financial figures below are PROJECTED — outputs of the engineering financial model in the proposal documents. No funding has been secured. No revenue has been generated. These are planning-phase estimates.
The proposed SYNC Subscription Model covers four revenue streams under the Compute Dividend mechanism:
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Operator FeeAnnual licensing fee paid by enrolled data center operators for SYNC node authorization. Fee structure in the financial model document. PROJECTED
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Compute DividendPortion of efficiency savings transferred to the host municipality as a community benefit payment. Amount is a function of actual measured efficiency gains — cannot be calculated until field data exists. PROJECTED
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Water Savings CreditProposed credit mechanism for water recovered through the thermal symbiosis system. Credit value depends on local water pricing and the actual measured recovery rate. PROJECTED
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Audit RevenueFees collected for GCTS-1 compliance audits performed by accredited auditors. Requires Green Code Foundation to be operational and auditor accreditation established. PROPOSED
Pilot Documents
Public Documents
PROPOSED
Infrastructure Recovery Proposal
Primary proposal document · PDF · 72 KB
↓ Download
PROPOSED
Council Briefing — Water Stabilization
For city council / county commissioners · PDF · 79 KB
↓ Download
PROPOSED
90-Day Aquifer Defense Protocol
Detailed pilot design and measurement protocol · PDF · 84 KB
↓ Download
PROPOSED
SYNC 3.0 — Municipal Review Version
For city attorneys and administrators · PDF · 83 KB
↓ Download
Member-only documents (operator enrollment agreements, technical annexes) are available to enrolled parties.
Contact yuna@symbioticlxi.org to discuss enrollment.
Interested in Participating?
If you represent a municipality, water authority, data center operator, investor, or research institution interested in the Texas County pilot or a similar pilot in another jurisdiction, get in touch. We are actively seeking partners for authorization, funding, and operator enrollment.