Oct 03, 2025 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Fermi America, the company behind the planned 11GW data center mega campus in Amarillo, Texas, has signed two Letters of Intent (LOI) with Siemens Energy to support energy infrastructure build-out at the site.
Under the first LOI, Siemens will negotiate the delivery of three F-class SGT6-5000F gas turbine units, with a capacity of up to 1.1GW. Following this agreement, Fermi has now contracted almost 2GW of natural gas turbine capacity to power its planned data center campus.
The second LOI between Fermi and Siemens will support collaboration on the integration of Siemens steam turbines, generators, and control systems into Fermi's nuclear power asset base. As part of the LOI, the companies will collaborate to deliver on-site nuclear generation, supporting the project's full build-out.
"Fermi America is doing what it takes 24/7 to build exactly what the President has asked for, highly reliable, unshakable, base load energy — through our 11GW gas-bridged nuclear build. We understand the stakes are high and we are playing to win – because that's how America keeps its AI edge," said Toby Neugebauer, CEO and co-founder of Fermi.
