Power
Develop generation, microgrid and critical-load infrastructure as an integrated system designed around high-density compute.
E2B4 develops, owns and operates hyperscale data center campuses powered by integrated, fully islanded microgrids. Each campus combines onsite generation, battery storage and purpose-built data center infrastructure, while tenants supply their own processing units.
Development-stage figures reflect current planning assumptions. Full-build generation is an engineering estimate. Capacity, configuration and delivery timing remain subject to final engineering, permitting, contracting and financing milestones.
E2B4 develops power generation, battery storage and hyperscale data center capacity as one integrated campus system—so power is designed into the infrastructure from the beginning rather than solved after a site is selected.
Develop generation, microgrid and critical-load infrastructure as an integrated system designed around high-density compute.
Plan at campus scale so individual facilities sit inside a larger energy and infrastructure strategy rather than operating as isolated projects.
Coordinate land, power, engineering, connectivity and facility delivery around defined development milestones and specialized counterparties.
A power-first AI infrastructure campus designed to integrate onsite generation with large-scale critical IT capacity.
At full build, Central Campus is designed around 6.5 GW of net onsite generation and 4,875 MW of critical IT load across 20 data halls. Its defining energy advantage is physical access to multiple independent natural-gas routes from three producing basins, supporting an islanded power architecture designed for hyperscale AI.
Why Central Campus →Roswell combines multi-basin fuel access, an islanded power strategy, government support and long-haul connectivity in one campus-scale development.
Physical access from the San Juan, Anadarko and Permian basins, plus a dedicated Pecos line, creates route and resource diversity for multi-gigawatt onsite generation.
Aggregate physical delivery access is up to approximately 2.4 Bcf/day versus roughly 1.0 Bcf/day estimated at full dispatch for the planned 6.5 GW campus.
The development has received formal written endorsements from state and county economic-development bodies, alongside an advanced incentive framework.
Existing and planned fiber routes are designed to connect the campus to major western and central U.S. markets, including sub-10ms latency cited to Phoenix and Dallas.
Pipeline figures describe physical access and route diversity, not contracted supply. Fiber timing and full-build power figures remain development-stage and subject to final agreements, engineering and permitting.
The production site should publish verified status against a consistent milestone framework instead of collapsing “planned,” “secured,” “contracted” and “operational” into one category.
E2B4 develops, owns and operates hyperscale data center campuses with integrated onsite power infrastructure. Qualified investors and strategic capital partners may request access to additional company and project information.