Premium 134-Acre AI / Solar / Data Center-Ready Tract in Afton, Dickens County Discover a rare opportunity in the heart of the newest energy and technology frontier in West Texas. This 134-acre property in Afton, Dickens County is positioned to be a highly strategic site for data center, solar farm, or hybrid energy infrastructure development. Key highlights include: • Power & Infrastructure Proximity: Across the region, Galaxy’s Helios Data Center Campus has already established 800 MW of approved capacity with an additional 1.7 GW under study, with major tenants like CoreWeave committed to expanding AI / HPC infrastructure. This means the grid and regulatory environment are proven for large scale critical load and power demand. • Active Energy Storage & Renewable Momentum: Engie’s energy storage facility in Dickens and a queued 200+ MW solar project (Donegal Solar) show that both renewable generation and storage are being attracted to this area. • Wind Power Neighbors: McAdoo Wind (in Dickens/Afton) and the Wake Wind Energy Center (257 MW) further validate the capacity and reliability of energy infrastructure here. • Ideal Land Scale for Flexibility: 134 acres is just large enough to host meaningful infrastructure — whether a solar farm, a data center campus expansion, or a hybrid model — yet small enough to be brought to permits and operations relatively quickly. • Regulatory & Community Climate: Dickens County has already approved and hosts major projects. That means the administrative, environmental, and permitting risks are lower relative to less proven sites. • Potential Uses: • A data center campus (either as part of Helios expansion or independent) • Solar generation (utility-scale or mid-scale) with storage • Hybrid / co-location (e.g. solar + battery + data center) • Long-term lease / power purchase arrangements If you are looking for land that is power-rich, connectivity able, and regulatory tested, this 134-acre tract in Afton should be at the top of your list