With multiple sites, including our state-of-the-art combined cycle and high-capacity substations, we tap into and enhance the energy grid, supporting both industrial clients and broader energy markets Keep it short, sweet, and inspiring so visitors connect instantly with your vision.
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Our mission is to create efficient, reliable, and cost-effective energy solutions by maximizing the potential of our power facilities and building advanced infrastructure to meet the demands of high-performance computing, Bitcoin mining, and other energy-intensive industries.
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We are focused on continuously expanding our power infrastructure to create a resilient backbone for the future of energy and technology. We are committed to powering the digital economy and the energy grid of tomorrow through sustainable, scalable, and strategically positioned energy assets.
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Our North Tonawanda facility is a state-of-the-art 60 MW combined cycle power plant, utilizing both gas and steam turbines to maximize energy output while minimizing emissions. With its innovative design, this highly efficient plant operates behind the grid, providing a reliable, low-cost energy solution for power-intensive industries, including high-performance computing and Bitcoin mining.
Located at a repurposed industrial site in Buffalo, this facility leverages 18.7 MW of grid power, primarily sourced from the region’s abundant hydroelectric resources. By utilizing clean, renewable energy from local hydro power, this site represents a strategic investment in sustainable energy solutions. The facility is equipped to support a variety of high-demand energy applications, ensuring reliable power for industrial operations while contributing to the region’s commitment to green energy.
Situated at a repurposed industrial location, our Alabama facility features a 22 MW substation powered by the local utility grid. This site is designed to deliver consistent and reliable energy, making it ideal for high-demand operations such as data centers and industrial applications. With robust infrastructure and access to efficient utility power, the facility is positioned to support scalable energy needs while contributing to the economic revitalization of the region.
Located adjacent to one of the largest substations in North Carolina, this 20-acre, fully graded site offers a significant development opportunity with up to 200 MW of infrastructure potential. Positioned for future growth, this prime location is ideal for large-scale energy projects and high-performance computing. With plans to begin development in the coming year, the site is poised to become a key energy hub, leveraging the existing electrical infrastructure to support a wide range of industrial and technological needs.
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