New Era Energy & Digital signs 20-year power supply deal with Vistra for up to 207 MW Texas data center project

By Public Technologies
  • New Era Energy & Digital signed a 20-year PPA with Vistra affiliate Luminant for 200 MW to 207 MW for its Texas Critical Data Center Phase 1.
  • Power will come from Vistra’s 1,180 MW natural gas plant in Odessa, Texas, adjacent to the project site.
  • Contracted supply is expected to be available in Q3 2027; the PPA includes automatic one-year renewals after the initial term.
  • A related framework agreement grants Vistra a 5% non-voting interest in the portion of the data center served under the PPA.
  • Deal also gives Vistra a right of first refusal on future TCDC development opportunities.


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