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Lancium Fort Stockton Clean Campus

Lancium broke ground on this Fort Stockton campus for flexible computing loads that could reduce demand when the grid was tight. Public records support the first construction stage and a much larger plan, but no later company source confirms that the full plan was built.

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What the record establishes

Owner of record
Lancium LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
Occupant of record
Lancium LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
Operator of record
Lancium LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
First announced stage
25 MW[2]
Full announced plan
325 MW[2]
Initial building area
100,000 sq ft[2]
Groundbreaking
September 2021[2]
Planned full operation jobs
57 jobs[3]
Planned average salary
$67,000[3]
County abatement term
240 months[4]
Grid participation milestone
Qualified as an ERCOT controllable load resource[5]as of November 7th, 2022
Filed hosting use
Cryptocurrency mining equipment[6]

What changes the reading

  • The first stage and the full campus plan are different scopes. The larger figure should not be read as built capacity.[2]
  • Lancium designed the site as flexible load that could respond to grid conditions. Qualification as a controllable load resource supports that capability but does not report how often the site curtailed.[3][5]
  • The employment figures describe a full operation plan rather than a verified payroll count.[3]
  • A filed hosting agreement confirms a cryptocurrency mining use at the Fort Stockton facility. It does not establish current operations or the present tenant mix.[6]

Still not public

  • Current operating capacity and measured demand are not public.
  • Completion of the full announced campus plan has not been confirmed.
  • Current tenants and ownership after the original development are not public.
  • Measured curtailment and grid service history are not public.
  • Cooling design and water use are not public.

Source trail

  1. Data Center ListsTexas Comptroller of Public AccountsfilingRead August 27th, 2026.
  2. Lancium Breaks Ground on Fort Stockton Clean CampusLanciumcompanyRead August 27th, 2026.
  3. Fort Stockton Community InformationLanciumcompanyRead August 27th, 2026.
  4. Pecos County Economic Development Agreement with LanciumPecos Countylocal governmentRead August 27th, 2026.
  5. Lancium Abilene Groundbreaking and Company UpdateLanciumcompanyRead August 27th, 2026.
  6. Fort Stockton Hosting AgreementU.S. Securities and Exchange CommissionfilingRead August 27th, 2026.

The registry entry for this facility comes from the Texas Comptroller's certified list of data centers holding a sales tax exemption. Owner, occupant and operator are roles in that filing rather than descriptions of who runs the building.