Jericho Energy Ventures Announces 20 MW Grid Power and Accelerated Grid Interconnection for Oklahoma AI Data Center Campus
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Jericho Energy Ventures (OTC:JROOF) announced that a newly constructed 345 kV transmission line crossing its Noble County, Oklahoma AI Data Center Campus plus updated Southwest Power Pool (SPP) grid rules will enable expedited interconnection. The site will have 20 MW of immediately available capacity beginning January 2026 and is described as supported by scalable infrastructure capable of supplying multiple gigawatts of combined grid and natural-gas generation for build-to-suit data centers. The company also noted CEO Brian Williamson will join an investor webcast on Dec 4, 2025.
This update highlights near-term deliverable power and a regulatory pathway the company says could enable large-scale future expansion of data center power at the AI Campus.
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- 20 MW immediately available capacity from Jan 2026
- Site bisected by a 345 kV transmission line enabling fast interconnection
- SPP grid rule updates accelerate new-generation interconnection
- Scalable infrastructure with potential for multi-gigawatt power supply
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New 345 kV transmission access and updated grid rules enable rapid site expansion, with scalable infrastructure ready to support multi-GWs of future data center power generation
TULSA, OK / ACCESS Newswire / December 4, 2025 / Jericho Energy Ventures Inc. (TSXV:JEV)(OTCID:JROOF)(FRA:JLM) ("Jericho", "JEV" or the "Company"), an energy innovation company positioned at the nexus of energy and AI infrastructure, is pleased to announce a significant advancement in immediate power accessibility at its inaugural AI Data Center Campus (the "AI Campus") in Noble County, Oklahoma, a key asset within JEV's 41,000-acre energy portfolio. Recent regulatory updates by the grid operator, Southwest Power Pool ("SPP"), have accelerated the interconnection process for new generation resources.
In addition, a newly constructed 345 kV transmission line traversing Jericho's AI Campus site positions it for expedited grid interconnection and enhanced access to reliable power -- delivering 20 MW of immediately available capacity beginning in January 2026, supported by robust, scalable infrastructure with the potential to supply multiple gigawatts of combined grid power and natural-gas generation for build-to-suit data center development.
"Access to immediate, scalable power is the linchpin of successful data center development," said Brian Williamson, CEO of Jericho Energy Ventures. "With 20 megawatts available in early 2026 and SPP clearing a pathway to gigawatt-scale capacity, our AI Campus is now uniquely positioned to meet the surging energy demands of next-generation digital infrastructure."
JEV to Participate in AI Investor Webcast on December 4, 2025
Jericho also announces that its CEO, Brian Williamson, will join the panel for The AI Wave: Opportunities, Disruptions, and What Comes Next on Thursday, Dec. 4 at 11 a.m. ET, hosted by InvestorTV. Interested attendees can register here: https://globalonemedia.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jKsJnslPQd2unBG6QWVDNQ#/registration
About Jericho Energy Ventures
Jericho Energy Ventures (JEV) is uniquely positioned at the nexus of energy and AI infrastructure. Leveraging our long-producing oil and gas joint venture assets and robust Oklahoma infrastructure, we are deploying scalable, on-site power solutions to build cutting-edge build-to-suit AI Data Centers. With direct access to abundant, low-cost natural gas, we deliver efficient, high-performance energy solutions -- reducing waste, maximizing output, and unlocking long-term value in the rapidly converging AI and energy markets.
At JEV, our mission is clear: to innovate relentlessly, optimize energy resources, and power tomorrow's breakthroughs, one bold step at a time.
For more information, visit the JEV website or follow on LinkedIn.
Contact:
Brian Williamson, CEO, or
Adam Rabiner, Investor Relations
Jericho Energy Ventures Inc.
T: +1 604-343-4534
E: investorrelations@jerichoenergyventures.com
Forward-Looking Statements
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Forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions as of the date hereof, but Jericho cannot guarantee future results. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such statements. Except as required by law, Jericho undertakes no obligation to update or revise them.
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SOURCE: Jericho Energy Ventures Inc.
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