New Era Energy & Digital has entered a non-binding Letter of Intent to acquire approximately 54 acres of land immediately adjacent to its existing Texas Critical Data Centers campus in Ector County, Texas. This land is being sought as part of ongoing lease negotiations with a leading hyperscale tenant and represents a key milestone in securing the campus footprint.

The company has initiated preliminary site work including land clearing, removal of out-of-service and abandoned pipeline infrastructure, relocation of active lines and subsurface soil sampling to support civil engineering design. These steps are intended to optimize the developable corridor and maximize usable acreage for future data center deployment.

By consolidating this corridor between major power generation assets and the TCDC campus, New Era aims to enhance its ability to structure direct power offtake arrangements, negotiate efficient interconnection designs and reduce exposure to grid congestion. The expanded corridor is expected to support the campus’ long-term scalability toward over 1 gigawatt of integrated power capacity while improving redundancy, reliability and expansion flexibility.