Beyond the 120 megawatts allocated to the Socorro project, Atlas expects to receive another 120 megawatts of equipment at the end of 2026 and 350 megawatts during 2027. Atlas expects activity to begin ramping moderately in the fourth quarter as customers prepare for 2027, according to McCarthy. He said future financing for additional power projects would most likely involve debt financing supported by signed contracts and creditworthy counterparties. For the third quarter, Atlas expects adjusted EBITDA of $30 million to $45 million, with the variability primarily tied to sand and logistics volumes. About Atlas Energy Solutions (NYSE:AESI)Atlas Energy Solutions (NYSE: AESI) is an independent energy infrastructure company specializing in the development and operation of low-carbon and renewable natural gas (RNG) projects alongside complementary clean energy offerings.