CalEthos, Inc. develops data center infrastructure concepts through its TerraVolt Infrastructure subsidiary, with an emphasis on behind-the-meter power, construction-ready campus sites, utilities, and fiber connectivity. Company news centers on its Physical Infrastructure-as-a-Service and Infrastructure-as-a-Service plans for hyperscalers, neocloud, colocation providers, and data center developers.
Recurring updates include power-supply arrangements, fuel management services, project site selection, land and development agreements, and planned clean-energy or onsite-power data center campuses. The company’s disclosures also address financing and execution steps tied to proposed AI, cloud, and high-performance computing infrastructure.
TerraVolt Holdings (OTCQB: GEDC) has executed purchase option agreements covering 1,077 acres in Idaho for a planned gas-powered data center campus. The Cassia County site, outside Declo, is intended to support an initial 240 MW of dedicated on-site generation operating independently of the local electric grid. The planned capacity is supported by a previously announced firm natural gas supply agreement for 55,000 MMBtu per day.
Land use planning, environmental due diligence, design and permitting remain development steps. Following entitlements and civil development, TerraVolt plans to sell shovel-ready sites and provide utilities and other services under a long-term infrastructure services agreement. It intends to make low-water-use cooling a condition of each site sale.
CalEthos (OTCQB: GEDC) and subsidiary TerraVolt Infrastructure signed a firm natural gas supply agreement with a top-tier marketing company for TerraVolt’s planned behind-the-meter power plant in Southeast Idaho.
The supplier will provide 55,000 MMBTU per day, supporting an initial 200–240MW AI data center campus and including comprehensive fuel management services.
CalEthos (OTCQB:GEDC) has announced the formation of TerraVolt Infrastructure Inc., a subsidiary focused on providing sustainable geothermal power solutions for data centers. The company is launching an innovative Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) Platform that combines behind-the-meter geothermal power plants with pre-permitted data center building sites.
The platform aims to serve hyperscalers, colocation providers, and data center developers seeking faster deployment of clean energy infrastructure. This initiative comes as the U.S. data center industry currently consumes 4% of all electricity produced, with projections indicating an increase to 10% within five years. Notably, CalEthos reports that less than 5% of existing data centers are powered directly with clean energy.
TerraVolt is currently evaluating locations in states with geothermal resources suitable for integrated power plant construction and large-scale data center developments.
CalEthos (OTCQB:GEDC) has signed an Option Agreement to purchase 315 acres in Lithium Valley's upcoming 'Manufacturing Zone'. This expansion offers significant advantages over their previous site, including: larger industrial-zoned property, better connectivity to high-voltage transmission lines, closer proximity to geothermal power plants, and improved fiber routing options. The company plans a 100-acre/420-megawatt campus as the first of three development phases, potentially supporting up to 1,000,000 square feet of clean energy powered data centers for AI, Cloud, and Hyperscale customers.
The project has garnered support from local authorities, including the Imperial County Board of Supervisors and Imperial Irrigation District. It is expected to accelerate Lithium Valley's development by providing energy offtake opportunities, creating jobs, and stimulating the local economy.