South Texas Project
SOUTH TEXAS PROJECT PIPELINE:
The QOF’s initial investment in the Qualified Opportunity Zone Businesses’ (“QOZBs”) will consist of investments in land, manufacturing, energy development, and data centers, and agriculture in the Rio Grande Valley. The region is ideally situated for the implementation of renewables, such as geothermal, solar, wind, and biofuels. These renewable solutions will be supplemented by pairing readily available natural gas and off-hour grid.
369 FUNDS South texas STRATEGY
369 Funds South Texas Project will invest in entities that do the following:
Manufacturing:
Investment in an environmentally focused modular panel manufacturing company as well as other ancillary industries. This allows construction of modular data centers and modular housing at a much lower cost than competitors before any tax incentives are realized.
Energy Development:
Investment in geothermal, solar, wind, and other forms of renewable power in addition to investing in the reliable base load power provided by traditional oil and gas.
Data Centers:
The Fund aims to operate a large network of distributed modular data centers, primarily powered by renewable energy sources such as geothermal, solar, biomass, and landfill methane capture, delivering scalable compute for companies and opportunities to investors seeking superior exposure to digital financial and infrastructure assets.
South Texas Advantages:
- Small opportunity zone nestled between much larger opportunity zones
- Ample affordable opportunity zone land combined with low-cost regional power
- 192 planned renewable power projects planned within Texas
- Accelerated growth of manufacturing, technology and agriculture development in the area
- Texas A&M University Research ecosystem
- 1.6 million population in a five county region
- Expansive highway infrastructure
- 1 hour from US-Mexico Border
- 1 hour from Port of Corpus Cristi