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BATTERY + DATA CENTERS

Assessing sites for the development of large scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and data centers.
Location: Proximal to existing or proposed substations, planned development of hyperscale campuses with 1000MW of potential capacity.

Key facts:

  • Increasing solar resulting in negative midday pricing trough

  • Arbitrage model via a single charging cycle to buy at noon and sell at evening peak

  • Fundamental to increasing renewable generation and strengthening grid near population centers, helping smooth the duck curve

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NEW MEXICO

Option to acquire pre-construction data center and two solar projects for over 200MW.
Location: Southern New Mexico
Power: Grid power with solar and storage

Key facts:

  • Development in partnership with a NM state entity
  • Number of tenants on-site requiring secure data and compute power
  • Developing solar generation and BESS to provide renewable power with backup to tenants and datacenter
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CANADA

Option to acquire pre-construction Canadian data center sites powered by 98% renewable energy.
Location: Various sites adjacent to power and main fiber networks
Power: Hydroelectric Grid power with added solar generation potential

Key facts:

  • Identified strategic sites catered to hyperscale data center clients expanding north of 49
  • Attractive renewable energy at economic prices
  • Strategic sites near major population centers supported with major fiber
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MURPHYSBORO

Pre-construction data center and two solar generation projects.
Location: Southern Illinois
Power: Grid power with solar and storage

Key facts:

  • 100% Ownership of 100,000 sqft on 14 acres
  • Property located in Enterprise Zone, TIF District and C-PACE District
  • Onsite solar project provides renewable energy to data center
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