Turnkey data center bridge power
Your data center
is ready.
The grid isn’t.
Don’t let utility delays dictate your launch date. BridgePower provides turnkey, relocatable power solutions from 5 to 60 MW, designed for projects lasting 1 to 7 years. We handle deployment, operations, and removal so you can focus on getting your facility online.
Tell us when and where you need power. We’ll assess the options.
5–60 MW
Engineered to your load
1–7 year terms
Sized to the gap
Turnkey delivery
One coordinated plan
Planned removal
Defined from day one
Your project shouldn’t wait for the grid.
You’ve invested in the land, the facility, the equipment, and the team. But without sufficient power, your project can’t reach its full potential.
BridgePower helps close the gap between when your facility needs electricity and when permanent grid capacity becomes available.
Your facilityBuilt and ready for power
Utility gridInterconnection and upgrades still under way
BridgePowerOn site for the gap, then removed
Grid connection delayed
Your facility schedule is moving faster than the utility’s.
Capacity isn’t sufficient
Your expansion needs more power than the grid can currently deliver.
Permanent infrastructure isn’t the answer
You need power for a defined period, not a generating asset you must own indefinitely.
Keep your project moving while the grid catches up.
One partner. A complete power solution.
From the first site assessment to the final equipment removal, BridgePower brings the components of an engineered bridge-power solution together under one coordinated delivery plan.
Step 1: Engineer
Define generation capacity, redundancy, electrical requirements, fuel needs, and site integration.
Step 2: Source
Configure the right modular generation equipment for your project’s capacity, duration, and operating conditions.
Step 3: Deploy
Coordinate transportation, site preparation, installation, testing, and commissioning.
Step 4: Operate
Provide the agreed monitoring, maintenance, fuel coordination, and operating support for the duration of the contract.
Step 5: Scale
Plan capacity additions or reductions as your project requirements evolve, where the configuration allows.
Step 6: Remove
Coordinate the transition to permanent power, demobilize equipment, and complete agreed site restoration.
From 5 MW to 60 MW. Built around your requirements.
Whether you need to energize an initial data hall or support a large-scale development, BridgePower designs a right-sized solution around your load, site, and timeline.
Final delivered capacity depends on site conditions, redundancy requirements, equipment selection, and engineering.
Capacity scale in megawatts. Not an equipment count.
- Requested capacity
- 30 MW
- Project duration
- 1–7 years
- Indicative deployment configuration
- Suited to multiple halls or a staged energization plan. Configured around your site’s continuous load, redundancy requirements, and fuel availability.
The fastest path is a plan that eliminates the unknowns.
Power deployment depends on far more than delivering generators. Fuel supply, permits, electrical integration, and commissioning can determine the schedule.
BridgePower coordinates these workstreams around your required energization date.
- 1
Assess
Power requirements, site conditions, and delivery date
- 2
Engineer
Equipment, fuel, electrical integration, and regulatory requirements
- 3
Deploy
Mobilization, installation, and commissioning
- 4
Energize
Testing, handover, and agreed operating support
Tell us your required power-on date. We’ll identify the critical path.
Check My Project TimelineYou run the data center.
We handle the power.
A temporary power plant should not become another infrastructure business your team has to operate.
BridgePower is designed to coordinate the full power-plant lifecycle, from planning and deployment through operation and eventual removal.
BridgePower scope
- Solution engineering
- Equipment coordination
- Site and fuel planning
- Deployment and commissioning
- Monitoring and maintenance
- Demobilization
- Agreed site restoration
Your involvement
- Provide the required load and schedule
- Identify the site and existing infrastructure
- Agree on performance and commercial requirements
- Coordinate facility-side integration and access
- Operate the data center
Responsibility boundaries, including permits, site access, and electrical interfaces, are documented in each project agreement.
One coordinated project. Defined responsibilities. No unwanted permanent asset.
Power for critical infrastructure demands more than a generator.
BridgePower evaluates the complete system: available capacity, generator redundancy, electrical protection, fuel reliability, load changes, and maintenance requirements.
Engineered redundancy
Configure generating units and electrical systems around the customer’s agreed continuity requirements.
Power quality
Coordinate voltage, frequency, protection, and UPS integration with the facility’s electrical design.
Operational visibility
Define monitoring, alarms, escalation, service coverage, and incident-response responsibilities.
Serviceability
Plan maintenance, spare equipment, and major service events into the contract.
Installed generation capacity and firm deliverable capacity are different. All performance commitments are established through site-specific engineering and contract terms.
When permanent power arrives, we leave.
Bridge power shouldn’t create a permanent problem.
Your site may only need additional power for a few years. Our proposed service model includes an agreed transition and removal plan from the beginning.
During the contract: bridge power on site
- Arrive
- Install
- Power
- Operate
- Transition
- Remove
Concept drawing. Equipment and arrangement are illustrative, not a completed project.
- No permanent generation asset required
- Contract term aligned with the project’s needs
- Planned demobilization and site handback
Power for as long as you need it. Not longer.
Built for projects that can’t wait.
Data center construction and commissioning
Advance testing and commissioning while permanent utility capacity remains unavailable.
See the approachAI and GPU infrastructure
Support capacity requirements created by compute-intensive deployments and facility expansion.
See the approachUtility interconnection delays
Bridge the gap between facility readiness and grid energization.
See the approachPhased campus expansion
Deploy power in stages to match changing site demand.
See the approach
Recognize your project? Tell us what it needs.
Buy the power service. Not the power plant.
BridgePower structures each proposal around the customer’s capacity, schedule, duration, site conditions, and operating requirements.
One commercial framework. A clearly defined scope. No generator fleet to manage.
Request a Project ProposalThe commercial proposal can address
- Committed available capacity
- Actual electricity consumption
- Fuel supply and pricing
- Deployment and installation
- Operations and maintenance
- Project duration
- Decommissioning and removal
Pricing is project-specific. It varies with fuel, equipment, term, redundancy, and location.
Questions buyers ask first.
Something specific to your site? Ask us directly.
How much power can BridgePower provide?
BridgePower’s proposed offering covers projects from 5 MW to 60 MW. The final system is engineered around your site, operating load, redundancy requirements, and project duration.
How quickly can power be deployed?
Deployment timing depends on equipment availability, site readiness, fuel infrastructure, permitting, and electrical integration. Share your location and required power-on date to start a project-specific feasibility review.
Can BridgePower supply continuous power?
Continuous-operation configurations are part of the proposed solution offering. The actual duty cycle, site-rated output, redundancy, maintenance strategy, and service commitments must be defined for each project.
What fuels can be used?
Natural gas is the preferred starting point for many multiyear installations. Other fuel arrangements may be evaluated depending on site conditions, regulatory requirements, equipment, and economics.
Do we need to own the generators?
The commercial offering is intended to avoid requiring customers to purchase a generation fleet. Equipment ownership, financing, and service terms are established in the contract.
What happens when our utility connection is ready?
BridgePower plans the transition and equipment removal with the customer. The final handover, demobilization, restoration, and payment obligations are defined in the agreement.
Can the system grow with our facility?
Modular configurations can be planned for phased capacity growth. Additional capacity depends on the original design, fuel and site capacity, equipment availability, and permitting.
What does "turnkey" include?
The intended service covers engineering coordination, equipment, deployment, commissioning, operations, maintenance, and final removal. The project proposal specifies each party’s responsibilities, including fuel, permits, site work, and electrical infrastructure.
What information do you need to assess our site?
The most useful starting information is the project location, required capacity, target energization date, anticipated duration, and any existing fuel or electrical infrastructure information.
Stop waiting for power.
Start planning for it.
Tell us where, when, and how much power you need. Start with a short project inquiry.
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- Reviewed against your site, load, and power-on date
- No obligation