From site assessment to final removal.
Six stages, one coordinated plan. Each stage names what we need from you and what depends on parties outside the project.
Check My Project TimelineThe delivery sequence
Stage 1
Project discovery
You share the load, location, target energization date, and expected duration. We confirm whether the project fits the 5 to 60 MW, 1 to 7 year range we serve.
- What we need from you
- Required load, site location, schedule, existing fuel and electrical information
- External dependencies
- None yet. This stage identifies them.
Stage 2
Feasibility and system design
We assess the site, fuel supply, electrical tie-in, and regulatory requirements, then define the generation capacity, redundancy, and layout.
- What we need from you
- Site access, facility electrical design, continuity requirements
- External dependencies
- Gas utility capacity confirmation. Air and local permitting requirements.
Stage 3
Commercial proposal and contracting
The proposal sets out capacity, term, fuel arrangements, operating scope, performance commitments, and removal. Each party’s responsibilities are written into the agreement.
- What we need from you
- Commercial and performance requirements, contract review
- External dependencies
- Fuel supply terms. Equipment availability at the time of commitment.
Stage 4
Site preparation and mobilization
Site work, fuel infrastructure, and electrical infrastructure are prepared. Equipment is transported to site and installed.
- What we need from you
- Site access and facility-side integration work, as agreed
- External dependencies
- Permit issuance. Gas service installation. Transport logistics and weather.
Stage 5
Commissioning and operation
The system is tested, energized, and handed into operation. Monitoring, maintenance, and fuel coordination continue for the contract term, within the agreed scope.
- What we need from you
- Coordination for testing and energization. Operating the data center.
- External dependencies
- Utility or authority witness testing, where required. Ongoing fuel delivery.
Stage 6
Transition and removal
When permanent power is ready, we plan the cutover with you, demobilize the equipment, and complete the site restoration defined in the agreement.
- What we need from you
- Notice of the permanent power date, cutover coordination
- External dependencies
- Utility energization date. Agreed handback condition.
What sets the schedule
Fuel availability and permits are usually decided outside the project team. They are identified in feasibility, tracked through delivery, and reflected in the schedule we commit to.
We do not publish a universal deployment time. Tell us your required power-on date and we will identify the critical path for your site.
Stop waiting for power.
Start planning for it.
Tell us where, when, and how much power you need. Start with a short project inquiry.