The campus, rendered.
Seventeen gigawatts on 7,570 acres — gas, nuclear, solar and storage, behind one private fence. Scroll the campus, element by element.
The gas fleet
Up to 11 GW of natural-gas turbines — FERMI-blue housings and stacks, first power gigawatt by gigawatt from Q1 2027.
Permitted nuclear
Up to four Westinghouse AP1000 reactors — 6 GW of firm, carbon-free baseload feeding the load directly.
The data centers
More than 15 million square feet of AI data centers, fed behind the meter — no queue, no curtailment.
Lake solar
A utility-scale solar array beside the campus reservoir, adding to the private 17 GW bus.
345 kV behind the meter
Generation and load meet at one private substation — power never touches the public grid.
One control room
The whole HyperGrid — every gigawatt and every hall — orchestrated from a single operations floor.
Project Matador, lit
7,570 acres on the Texas Panhandle, alive through the night beside the Department of Energy’s Pantex plant.
Reserve your gigawatt.
Power on a construction schedule, not a regulator’s calendar.
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