Lancium Fort Stockton Clean Campus

Lancium's Fort Stockton Clean Campus sits on about 110 acres in Pecos County. TYPE3’s map data lists Lancium LLC as operator and the site as operating, with Bitcoin mining and other high-performance-computing workloads. Its 325 MW field describes planned full-campus scale, while TYPE3’s map data cautions that current energization may be much smaller and uncertain.

In September 2021, Lancium said the first Clean Campus would begin with a facility of more than 100,000 square feet and a 25 MW stage targeted for Q1 2022, with the broader campus planned to reach 325 MW by the end of 2022. That 25 MW target applied to the initial stage, not the entire site. Lancium presented the campus as an ERCOT Controllable Load Resource using Lancium Smart Response, a design intended to adjust computing demand when grid conditions change.

The announcement documents the operating model and planned build, not an independent reading of current load or proof of market performance. The 325 MW remains a full-campus plan, while 25 MW is an initial-stage target from 2021. Neither figure is a current measurement, and TYPE3’s Operating label does not resolve what portion of the campus is energized. A current Lancium, ERCOT, utility, or regulatory update is needed before the site is described as fully built or the verification state changes.