Soluna Holdings has acquired 397 acres in Briscoe County, Texas, for the expansion of its AI-focused data center project, Project Dorothy 3. The land purchase provides additional space for potential growth beyond the initially planned 300 MW capacity of the campus.
The newly acquired property is situated adjacent to Soluna’s existing 150 MW Briscoe Wind Farm, which the company acquired in April 2026. The wind farm’s substation is located directly across from the land, enabling behind-the-meter access to owned generation capacity. Project Dorothy 3 will join two other projects—Dorothy 1 and 2—on the same site.
Soluna’s total development pipeline now stands at approximately 6.3 gigawatts across multiple locations. The company currently operates around 192 MW of energized capacity, focusing on green data centers for AI workloads and Bitcoin mining. The land acquisition strengthens Soluna’s control over the entire development process, according to CEO John Belizaire, who stated that owning the site removes uncertainties for potential customers.
The transaction underscores Soluna’s strategy of integrating renewable energy infrastructure with high-performance computing facilities to meet the rising demand for AI-driven data center capacity.
