Abilene, TX · Taylor County · 32.502°N 99.789°W
Lancium Clean Campus (Crusoe / Stargate Site 1)
Crusoe Energy (Lancium Clean Campus)
Key facts
- Location
- Abilene, TX, Taylor County
- Capacity
- 200 MW
- Powered by
- ERCOT grid; Crusoe has separately contracted 4.5 GW of natural gas supply for its broader multi-site AI buildout
- Announced
- 2021-12
- Last updated
Civic impact
Energy & water
- Energy source
- Grid
Originally designed as an ERCOT-integrated demand-response/curtailable load site; on-site or dedicated gas generation for this specific campus (vs. Crusoe's broader gas supply deal) is not confirmed.
Community sentiment
City leadership has been enthusiastic about jobs and tax-base growth, framing the project locally as the city's largest single investment since Dyess Air Force Base; some nearby residents have raised construction-traffic concerns. No organized opposition campaign found.
Lancium, Crusoe Executives Brief Abilene Leaders on Major Northside InvestmentStatus history
- Proposed
Lancium announces "Project Artemis": a Bitcoin-mining/grid-demand-response campus with Taylor County and the City of Abilene, projected at up to $2.4B over 20 years, scaling 200 MW to 1 GW.
Taylor County and City of Abilene Announce Historic Partnership With Lancium - Under construction
Crusoe Energy begins building AI/HPC data-center buildings on the Lancium campus, pivoting the site from its original crypto-mining plan toward multi-tenant AI hosting (publicly branded "Stargate Site 1").
Crusoe Begins Construction on Second Phase of Abilene, Texas Data Center Campus - Operational
First 2 of 8 planned buildings (~200+ MW) operational, hosting Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GPU capacity for OpenAI's Stargate project.
Crusoe Adds 4.5 GW of Natural Gas to Fuel AI, Expands Abilene Data Center to 1.2 GW
Location
Sources & data provenance
Reported: data based on credible news outlets or industry sources.
Last updated:
- PR NewswireRetrieved:
- Data Center DynamicsRetrieved:
- Data Center FrontierRetrieved:
- KTXS (Sinclair)Retrieved:
- Bitcoin MagazineRetrieved:
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