Who we serve.

We originate powered sites, prove what they can deliver, and take them to the companies buying capacity.

The Buildout Registry 58 verified sites across nine grid regions. Every one is somebody else's deal, checked against primary sources. Open the registry →

Capacity buyers

You sign the offtake.

Hyperscaler · AI lab · Neocloud

Firm power. Real dates. Answered diligence.

You are signing for what a site delivers, not for the land, which makes the power question the one that decides the rest.

PowerConfirmed with the serving utility
DateLong-lead equipment and permits mapped
SponsorA capital path checked to funding

What we establish first →

A city skyline representing capital acquiring sites

Site buyers · you acquire the asset

Off-market origination. Power you can underwrite.

You carry the build risk, so the power story has to survive your own diligence rather than the seller's deck.

Your path in detail →

Landowners · you hold the connection

What it is worth. Who will pay it. Terms that hold.

A number you can hold out for, a route to the companies actually buying, and what you keep agreed before anything is marketed.

Your path in detail →

Running a mining facility? That is a powered site with a live load. What the conversion involves →

Utilities and local government.

Nothing gets built without them. Their questions get answered early and in writing, rather than at a hearing.

Serving utility

Utilities · you serve the load

Load you can plan against.

A screened request with a real customer behind it, on a profile that holds, and the questions you would have asked answered before it reaches your queue.

What we bring a utility →

County and city

Local government · you decide what gets built

A site back in use, and on the tax roll.

The load, the water, the traffic and the tax position in writing, from the party assembling the project, before it reaches an agenda.

What we bring a county →

The evidence

Recent conversions.

Powered sites held by companies that had never run a data center are being converted into AI capacity right now, on grid connections that already existed. We track those conversions site by site in The Buildout Registry.

1,884 MW

already in place at a single retired coal site now being rebuilt as an AI campus, with no new line built.

$10B+

committed to turn that one powered shell into a live, gas-powered AI data-center campus.

480 MW

of energized interconnection at a shut aluminum smelter, acquired for the connection it left behind.

Recent, publicly reported conversions of powered sites into AI compute.

The full argument, with sources: the 2026 thesis →

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