Data Center Campus

New Era Energy: New Mexico Campus

2 sites New Mexico
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Future facility in planning stagefacility with prospective expansion planned
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Campus at a Glance

2 data centers on this campus
First built in 2028 with expansions through 2032
Coordinates: 33.3921, -103.7125
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New Era Energy & Digital has acquired a 3,500-acre site in Lea County, New Mexico, to develop a massive AI-ready data center campus. The initial phase, powered by a 2 GW on-site natural gas plant, is expected to deliver its first power by 2028. The campus will then expand incrementally to its eventual 7 GW capacity, utilizing a mix of gas and nuclear generation. New Era plans to offer both powered-shell halls and turnkey land leases to hyperscale and AI tenants.

Buildings

Sites on this Campus

Site Operator Status Operational Building Size Built
New Era Energy: New Mexico New Era Energy & Digital
Planned
— — 2028
New Era: New Mexico Expansion New Era Energy & Digital
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Map and Nearby Locations

New Era Energy: New Mexico Campus Power Growth Over Time

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Operating Company

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New Era Energy & Digital, Inc. (Nasdaq: NUAI) is a developer and operator of next generation digital infrastructure and integrated power assets. With a growing portfolio of strategically located, vertically integrated resources including powered land and powered shells, we deliver turnkey solutions that enable hyperscale, enterprise, and edge operators to accelerate data center deployment and optimize total cost of ownership while future-proofing their infrastructure investments.

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