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American Clean Resources Group, Inc. (ACRG) generates news at the intersection of critical minerals processing, renewable energy development and infrastructure for data centers and AI computing. The ACRG news feed on this page aggregates company announcements, joint venture updates and regulatory disclosures that explain how the business is advancing its Critical Minerals Processing Hub model and large-scale energy projects.
Readers can follow coverage of ACRG’s formation of Nexus 7 Elements LLC with Energ4 Mining Company LLC, a joint venture created to deploy CHIPS™ mineral recovery technology across a network of processing hubs. News items describe how this technology is intended to recover precious metals, rare earth elements and other critical minerals from tailings, coal ash and related feedstocks, and how pilot operations in Texas connect to planned commercial deployment in Nevada.
Another key news theme is the development of American Clean Energy LLC (ACE), a joint venture focused on power infrastructure for data centers and critical mineral processing facilities. Articles detail ACE’s plans for geothermal, solar and natural gas projects on ACRG’s Nevada holdings and a Bureau of Land Management Solar Energy Zone, as well as its target markets in AI computing and industrial operations.
Updates on The Greenway to Power™ Renewable Energy Industrial Park in Nevada, water and infrastructure agreements such as the Miller Property well water arrangement, and corporate governance or financing developments reported via Form 8-K are also reflected in the news stream. Investors and observers can use this page to monitor how ACRG’s critical minerals, renewable energy and infrastructure initiatives evolve over time.
American Clean Resources Group (OTC: ACRG) formed a joint venture, American Clean Energy LLC (ACE), on Dec. 22, 2025 to build power infrastructure for data centers and critical mineral processing.
ACE will develop geothermal, solar and liquefied natural gas projects across ACRG’s Nevada holdings, including a 1,183-acre Millers site and a 14,000-acre Bureau of Land Management Solar Energy Zone pending federal approval. ACRG holds 70% of ACE via subsidiary ACRG Energy Holdings; Phoenix NewEra Co. LLC holds 30%. ACE leadership: Paul Calatayud (CEO) and John Livingston (president); Calatayud previously led a 100 MW AI data center project with $300M capex and $1.2B debt financing.
American Clean Resources Group (OTC: ACRG) formed Nexus 7 Elements LLC, a joint venture with Energ4 to commercialize Energ4’s CHIPS™ rare earth and critical-mineral recovery technology across ACRG’s processing-hub network.
Under the agreement ACRG holds 51% (via a subsidiary) and Energ4 holds 49% and will manage operations. Initial work begins at a 207-acre site in Winnie, Texas, with commercial-scale deployment targeted within 12–18 months. The JV aims to process tailings, coal ash and legacy coal feedstocks, expand ACRG’s CMPH model nationally, and position both companies for federal funding and domestic REE supply-chain roles.
American Clean Resources Group (ACRG) has established a seven-member Development Committee to guide its $3 billion The Greenway to Power™ Renewable Energy Industrial Park project in Nevada's Esmeralda County. The committee will focus on sustainability, community engagement, innovation, and long-term economic value.
The project aims to generate 2.0 GW of solar energy and create approximately 5,000 new jobs. The industrial park will feature energy-efficient manufacturing, resource recovery, data centers, and AI operations, leveraging exclusive water rights, transport links, and a dedicated substation.
The committee includes experts in contracting, real estate, renewable energy, data center operations, electrical transmission, and engineering. Key members include Douglas Dunkin (Chair), Chris Schroeder, Lisza Gulyas, Per S. Fjeld, John Delzell, Travis Martinez, and Paul Renteria, bringing decades of combined experience in their respective fields.
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