Jericho Energy Ventures publishes corporate presentation on power-led AI data-center development platform

  • Jericho Energy Ventures repositioned as an AI data-center developer built around a vertically integrated energy platform to speed time-to-power.
  • Flagship Black Bear Campus outlined in Noble County, Oklahoma, with a 10,000-acre footprint and a 2 GW+ power pathway.
  • Campus plan includes 345 kV on-site transmission, behind-the-meter gas-to-power generation, 20 MW available now, dual-utility access.
  • Strategic joint venture with Comstock targets land assembly and campus development; Comstock invested about USD 1.5 million for about 7%.
  • Illustrative economics at 400 MW scale show annual revenue of USD 947 million, operating margin of 74%, EBITDA of USD 701 million.


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