Apr 02, 2026 | Posted by Dave Young
PowerBridge is targeting a multi-gigawatt data center campus in Texas through a lease development agreement with NYSE-listed LandBridge, which shares a common investor with the company.
The agreement gives PowerBridge the option to lease up to 3,400 acres in Reeves County, Texas, from LandBridge for a gigawatt-scale campus known as the Alpha Digital Campus, with plans for up to 2GW of co-located power generation. Both companies were established by Texas-based Five Point Infrastructure, a private equity and infrastructure investor with around $8 billion in assets under management.
Jason Long, LandBridge CEO, said: “This new agreement with PowerBridge represents a catalyst for executing on the West Texas data center thesis with a proven developer with a strong track record of power and data center execution at scale. West Texas is primed to accommodate growing data center demand through its vast, contiguous surface availability, attractive natural gas dynamics, significant water availability, and favorable grid outlook and permitting timeline, among other enablers. We are fully committed to leveraging our strategic land portfolio and relationship with PowerBridge to support data center development in the region.”
PowerBridge CEO Hernandez added: “We are excited to partner with LandBridge in advancing our powered campus development strategy, which integrates energy and digital infrastructure. PowerBridge provides customers with scalable power generation solutions, integrated with campus electrical and civil infrastructure and a regional fiber conduit network under development by PowerBridge.
"Our powered campus infrastructure will provide customers with ‘pad-ready’ campuses for multi-gigawatt vertical data center deployments that meet the pace and magnitude of hyperscaler customer requirements at Alpha Digital and other locations across West Texas.”
