Cadiz Inc. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Hoku Energy to establish a clean energy campus at Cadiz Ranch in California's Mojave Desert. The partnership aims to develop green hydrogen production facilities, large-scale renewable and low carbon power generation, battery storage facilities, and digital infrastructure like data centers. The agreement grants Hoku Energy an exclusive three-year option to develop the project on more than 10,000 acres at Cadiz Ranch. It leverages Cadiz's existing infrastructure, including rail lines, water resources, and pipelines, making it suitable for large-scale renewable energy and data center development. The collaboration with Hoku Energy and a previous agreement with RIC Energy are set to position Cadiz Ranch as a significant clean energy campus and green hydrogen production hub in North America. The partnership aligns with Cadiz's commitment to sustainable development and utilization of its land and water assets. For more details, a Current Report on Form 8K has been filed by Cadiz with the SEC.