Jericho Energy Ventures outlines Oklahoma AI data center campus plan with 20-2,646 MW power pathway

By Public Technologies
  • Jericho Energy Ventures outlined an Oklahoma-based AI data center platform anchored by its Black Bear flagship campus in north-central Oklahoma.
  • Campus footprint targeted at 6,000 to 10,000 acres, including about 6,000 acres under option.
  • Power plan cited a pathway from 20 MW to 2,646 MW, supported by on-site 345 kV transmission and dual-utility grid access.
  • Fuel and cooling strategy highlighted multi-source gas on-property with about five days of storage at scale, paired with closed-loop chilled water.
  • Comstock Holding Companies investment outlined up to about USD 10 million, including USD 1.5 million equity and USD 2.75 million to the JV at closing.


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