Lonestar Dream Inc.
Chapter 11 Case Information

On July 22, 2026, Lonestar Dream Inc. filed a voluntary petition for relief under chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

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Power-backed infrastructure in West Texas

West Texas Digital Infrastructure Assets

Lonestar Dream Inc. owns and has developed digital infrastructure assets supported by existing power, fiber, cooling, land, and site security infrastructure.

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Company overview

Built around power, land, and site infrastructure

Lonestar Dream Inc. has maintained a U.S. presence since 2021 and has developed West Texas sites for large-scale digital infrastructure. The company combines experience in mining and hosting infrastructure with site-level assets that are relevant to high-density computing, including power delivery, fiber connectivity, cooling systems, security, and expansion-ready land.

Aerial view of a West Texas digital infrastructure site with buildings, power equipment, and access roads.

West Texas site layout showing buildings, power corridors, service roads, and site areas.

West Texas Focus Sites are positioned in an energy-focused region with existing utility-scale electrical infrastructure.
Existing Site Base Existing buildings, cooling, equipment areas, security infrastructure, and access roads are in place.
Compute-Relevant Assets Power, land, cooling, and fiber are the core physical inputs for mining, hosting, and AI/HPC redevelopment.
Expansion Pathways Site configurations support staged capacity growth through electrical and behind-the-meter energy options.

Infrastructure

Established West Texas Infrastructure

The portfolio includes existing site improvements and utility infrastructure. Existing assets include substations, transmission access, fiber, air and liquid cooling systems, steel buildings, site security, and land positioned for future development.

Aerial view of on-site electrical substation and digital infrastructure campus.

Electrical Infrastructure

On-site and upstream power infrastructure forms part of the existing site infrastructure and provides a basis for staged capacity expansion.

  • 138kV and 24.9kV infrastructure across the West Texas sites
  • Private substation infrastructure at the larger site
  • Expansion pathways toward materially higher capacity
Aerial view of West Texas land, utility access road, and digital infrastructure site.

Land and Expansion Corridor

Large site footprints and access corridors provide room for future layouts, phased infrastructure additions, and compute-oriented redevelopment.

  • 64-acre large-format site footprint
  • 22.9-acre improved campus with existing buildings
  • Road access, utility corridors, and security-controlled areas

Site highlights

Two West Texas Sites with Existing Infrastructure

The sites are presented here at a summary level. Detailed engineering, utility, site, and commercial materials can be reviewed through the appropriate business process.

Tarbush Site

Pecos County, Texas

Large-format site with private substation infrastructure and multiple power expansion pathways.

  • 64 acres
  • 46 MW current electrical capacity at 138kV
  • Potential expansion pathway toward 176 MW, subject to applicable documentation and process
  • Pathway toward 300 MW of electrical capacity
  • Additional behind-the-meter natural gas potential
  • On-site fiber, air cooling, and security infrastructure

Pyote Site

Ward County, Texas

Owned and improved campus with existing buildings, power, fiber, and cooling infrastructure.

  • 22.9 acres
  • 54 MW current capacity at 24.9kV
  • Upstream substation in place with expansion potential
  • Two steel buildings of approximately 50,000 square feet each
  • On-site fiber connectivity
  • Air and liquid cooling systems with security infrastructure

Energy partners

Established power market relationships

The sites have established utility and power-market relationships that support electricity delivery, scheduling, and retail supply structure.

Utility Texas-New Mexico Power Transmission and distribution utility relationship QSE Priority Power Qualified Scheduling Entity relationship REP FlowX Retail Electric Provider relationship

Contact

For company, site, or infrastructure inquiries, contact Lonestar Dream through the contact details below.

Lonestar Dream Inc.
3415 Greystone Dr Ste 205
Austin, TX, 78731

(737) 329-2501
[email protected]
Chapter 11 and claims inquiries

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