For Data Centre Customers
If you need megawatts rather than a campus, the market is not built for you. Large developers chase far bigger minimums, and utilities queue the largest requests first. Small and ready moves faster — and the site is chosen to grow with you.
Solid — tranche 1, live on the existing feeder. Dashed — tranches planned from day one, with the substation footprint reserved.
Below the large-load gates
Large-load tariffs set their thresholds far above a first tranche of 1–5 MW. You avoid the long terms, take-or-pay obligations and collateral that come with crossing them.
Ordinary service, not a queue
A first tranche at this size is a commercial new-service request to the distribution utility. No cluster study, no ISO process.
Sited for your ramp
We match your requirement to sites where power, fibre and land exist today — selected for the headroom and grid position to reach the full build-out.
Density handled properly
Rack density and liquid cooling are specified with engineers of record. Above a certain density air cooling stops being practical, and that changes the building.
Every large-load gate sits far above a 1–5 MW entry; the dashed ramp grows on a site already yours. Fifteen-year terms, take-or-pay and per-MW collateral live past the gates. Tariff review across 34 states, 2026.
A 1 MW-class tranche: 8 racks · 960 kW IT · 1,152 kW facility · closed coolant loop, no water draw. Modeled configuration; figures are site-specific.
Tell us your requirement
Megawatts now, megawatts in three years, density, timeline — and which entity would sign.