Pecos County executes Chapter 381 agreement for Lancium's Fort Stockton Clean Campus
The Commissioners Court's September 7, 2021 economic development agreement committed Lancium to an estimated $800M of real- and personal-property investment over a 20-year abatement period at 1753 US Hwy 285, the county's first large grid-tied compute campus, reported at a $2.4B project figure in contemporaneous coverage.
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