South Korea Plans $22.3 Billion Texas Gas Power Project
Seoul has committed $22.3 billion to construct a 6.3 GW gas-fired power plant in Texas to supply regional data centers under a bilateral trade pact.

South Korea has agreed to invest $22.3 billion into the construction of a large-scale natural gas-fired power facility in Texas. The initiative marks the country's first major capital allocation under an overarching trade framework arranged with the Trump administration.
According to media reports, the planned power installation will feature a generation capacity of 6.3 gigawatts. The facility's output is slated to supply power directly to data center operations located across the state.
The energy project forms part of Seoul's broader strategy to negotiate commercial terms with the United States. South Korea, alongside other Asian nations, has pledged significant industrial and infrastructure financing within the US market.
In exchange for directing multi-billion-dollar investments into domestic American infrastructure, Seoul is seeking to secure more favorable import tariff conditions under current US trade policy.
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