In an open letter to stakeholders, Neugebauer argued that the company’s current trajectory under the existing board risks alienating the capital providers necessary to complete Project Matador. He characterized the board’s recent actions as a breach of fiduciary duty, specifically citing their refusal to engage with major hyperscalers and technology investors who expressed interest in the company’s assets. Neugebauer contends that the company must transition to a 'Fermi 3.0' model to restore market confidence and execute large-scale energy infrastructure on time and within budget.
Neugebauer’s proposal includes an unexpected olive branch to Cody Campbell, a key figure in his own previous ouster. By installing Sellers as the lead executive, Neugebauer believes the company can leverage Double Eagle’s expertise in energy project financing and complex contract negotiation. He emphasized that this move would allow Campbell to maintain his fiduciary responsibilities at the Texas Tech University System while providing the company with the leadership maturity required to move beyond the operational failures of the initial 'Fermi 1.0' phase. The founder is currently soliciting proxy votes to force a special meeting aimed at seating an independent board.

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