New Era Energy & Digital Reports Progress on Texas Data Center Project
New Era Energy & Digital held its first-quarter 2026 earnings call on Monday. The company updated investors on capital raised and development steps for its Texas Critical Data Centers project.
powermag.comNew Era Energy & Digital held its first-quarter 2026 earnings conference call on Monday. Executives described the shift from project formation to execution on the Texas Critical Data Centers initiative.
The company raised $120 million in equity and closed a $290 million credit facility with Macquarie. It ended April with more than $80 million in cash on hand.
Era reported it had cleared a short-term liability tied to a prior transaction and acquired a 54-acre corridor. The company said it is now working with Stream Data Centers and Apollo on power permitting and site layout. Management stated that these steps provide a clearer path to permits, a joint-venture closing, and a hyperscaler lease.
Executives also noted the legacy natural gas and helium assets remain available for strategic review.
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New Era Energy & Digital held its Q1 2026 earnings conference call.
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Company ended the month with more than $80 million in cash.
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The company stated it now has liquidity to fund its equity contribution for Phase 1 without immediate dilution.
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