Energy for the next generation.
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The complete energy campus.
Kettleman Nexus brings oil, natural gas, solar and geothermal into one development strategy. Energy infrastructure and data-center capacity are planned together, with each phase matched to demonstrated supply and customer requirements.
Resource
0.0 MMBOE
gross P50 discovered resource estimate, 2025 Sproule evaluation
Basin
San Joaquin
Central California
Setting
Existing oil field
Anticline, stacked reservoirs
Target
Monterey ~6,000 ft
Proven and cored oil and gas pays
Program
100+ wells
Phased full-field concept
Buyer readiness
What is known. What must be proven.
A credible first conversation separates documented advantages from open engineering and permitting questions.
Resource and wells
● Documented
Resource evaluation, well and core data, and a phased well program support technical diligence.
Oil and gas permits
○ Active work
INNEX California Inc. maintains an active drilling and rework program at the field. Data center development would follow a separate land-use path.
Gas deliverability
○ Engineer next
Resource scale is defined. A buyer-ready package still needs volume, pressure, gas quality, decline, and firm-delivery cases.
Fiber
○ Confirm next
Long-haul route, carrier, lateral distance, path diversity, and delivery schedule require carrier-backed confirmation.
Water and cooling
○ Confirm next
Closed-loop cooling is the planning basis. Source, initial fill, sanitary demand, and entitlement must be validated.
Kings County path
○ Pre-application
Zoning, use classification, CEQA lead agency, required studies, hearings, and an indicative approval schedule to be confirmed with the County.
Market validation, not project equivalence
California oilfield energy is now a live data center thesis.
In June 2026, Beacon Data Centers and California Resources Corporation announced the Golden Valley Technology Hub, a proposed 275 MW campus on the Elk Hills oil field in Kern County. The design pairs data center capacity with dedicated power from CRC's existing gas-fired Elk Hills plant and closed-loop cooling to limit water use. CRC has submitted a conditional use permit and expects to file an environmental impact report in the fourth quarter of 2026.
That precedent shows the market will pair industrial oilfield land with firm energy. INNEX California Inc. does not present Kettleman as build-ready today. It invites the right counterparties to test whether Kettleman can clear the same commercial and technical gates.
Data Center Dynamics, June 2026 · CRC second quarter 2026 results
Renderings and animations are representative concepts, not engineering drawings or photographs. Figures are illustrative pending diligence.
Preliminary discussion material only. Not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security. All figures and development concepts remain subject to technical, legal, and commercial diligence.