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Stream DC to partner with New Era for gigawatt data center campus in Texas
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Veteran data center developer Stream is set to partner with a natural gas firm to develop a large-scale campus in Texas.
Key facts
- The company is planning a modular deployment using its 25MW, 200,000 sq ft (18,580 sqm) Atom design, fabricated by RK Mission Critical
- Construction is set to start this year for a 2027/2028 launch
- Founded in 1999, Stream’s footprint extends across Texas, Illinois, Minnesota, Colorado, Ohio, Virginia, Iowa, Oklahoma, Georgia, Alabama, New York, and California
- The company first announced plans for a 90MW off-grid data center development outside Odessa in Ector County, Texas, back in 2024
Summary
New Era Energy & Digital, Inc. this week announced that it has entered into a non-binding letter of intent (LOI) to form a joint venture with Stream Data Centers for the development and financing of its Texas Critical Data Centers campus (TCDC) in West Texas. Equity capital will be provided by an unnamed third-party sponsor and arranger of institutional capital.