TerraVolt (GEDC) contracted 55,000 MMBtu per day for its planned Idaho campus and delivered a $6 million letter of credit.

TerraVolt Holdings entered into a natural-gas supply agreement in April 2026 for 55,000 million British thermal units per day. The fuel is intended for a planned on-site-powered data-center campus in Southeast Idaho connected to the Northwest Natural Gas Pipeline.

The company paid the fuel supplier a $3,832,500 natural-gas reservation fee in May. In August, it delivered a letter of credit with a maximum drawable amount of $6 million to secure its obligations under the supply agreement.

TerraVolt describes its planned offering as a Physical Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform combining behind-the-meter power, construction-ready data-center sites, utilities and fiber connectivity. The targeted customers include hyperscalers, neocloud providers and colocation operators, but the filing does not state that the Idaho campus was operational or serving tenants.

The company said it was negotiating with multiple landowners. Its planned generation approach uses on-site natural-gas turbines and reciprocating engines in a location where that form of production is permitted by local and state building codes.