New Era Energy and Digital announces rebrand and 1 GW data center project for AI and HPC

New Era Helium has announced it will change its corporate name to New Era Energy and Digital and begin trading under the new Nasdaq symbol NUAI, effective August 13, 2025. The company says this rebrand marks a shift toward a vertically integrated model supporting next-generation digital infrastructure, integrating power assets and turnkey solutions to facilitate accelerated deployment of data centers. Its focus is on hyperscale, enterprise, and edge data center operators, with a stated goal of enabling rapid campus rollout and optimized infrastructure investments as global artificial intelligence (AI) demand grows.

The company has also provided updates on its Texas Critical Data Centers (TCDC) project. Currently under development in Ector County, Texas, TCDC is intended as a scalable AI and high-performance computing (HPC) campus with a planned capacity of up to 1 gigawatt. The project will provide liquid-cooled, high-efficiency compute infrastructure. According to New Era Energy and Digital, the campus is designed to meet increasing demand for compute and clean energy in one of North America’s leading AI corridors.

New Era Energy and Digital reports it will retain its leadership team and continue to execute its previous strategy, which includes integrating behind-the-meter (off-grid) power, powered land, and real estate assets for digital infrastructure tailored to the AI compute market. In line with its expanded focus, the company is also evaluating how to maximize its helium and natural gas assets, noting helium’s importance in semiconductor manufacturing—a critical component in AI hardware.

E. Will Gray II, CEO of New Era Helium, stated, “This name change marks the next chapter. It’s a clear signal of who we are and where we’re headed,” said E. Will Gray II, CEO. “With a growing base of vertically integrated assets, from powered land to powered shells, we bring deep infrastructure and energy expertise to help hyperscale, enterprise, and edge operators deploy future-ready HPC campuses faster.”

The company is preparing to launch an updated website and revised investor presentation reflecting its new branding and strategic objectives.

Source: New Era Energy and Digital

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