One design, three scales. Every campus in this region starts from the same engineered blocks, so no phase waits on new engineering.
The designed entry point. About one acre of site (one acre per two megawatts), a hall smaller than 1,000 square feet. It fits an industrial parcel, or a building you already own.
The core building block, with dual-loop redundancy. The first loop earns revenue before the second loop's capital is committed.
Campuses grow by repeating the designed blocks toward this region's potential. Each phase stands on its own economics.
Established industrial power infrastructure in NV Energy territory, with substation capacity adjacent to entitled land and park-scale on-site generation in the region.
ERCOT market with high-voltage transmission adjacent to large contiguous acreage and substation infrastructure at the boundary.
GRDA public-power territory with master-planned industrial park capacity and hyperscale precedent already in the market: Google operates in the region.