DigiPower X is a Houston, Texas-based renewable energy power generation company founded in 2017, operating multiple state-of-the-art sites equipped with combined cycle power generation and high-capacity substations. The company taps into and enhances the energy grid, providing reliable, scalable power solutions that support industrial clients and broader energy markets. DigiPower X focuses on integrating renewable and efficient energy sources to deliver sustainable, high-performance infrastructure for energy-intensive applications, including cryptocurrency mining, data centers, and other high-demand industrial operations. With a commitment to grid stability, efficiency, and innovation, the company leverages its combined cycle technology and substation capabilities to meet the growing needs of industrial power users while contributing to a more resilient energy ecosystem. As of December 31, 2025, DigiPower X is active with ongoing power generation, grid enhancement, and industrial energy supply projects.
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