FUELING AI'S GROWTH BEHIND THE METERPower Gen
AI is outpacing the power grid. By 2030, data centers could consume over 11% of all U.S. electricity, overwhelming utilities and driving up costs. AI companies need a stable, scalable energy source—one that isn’t as limited by aging infrastructure and supply constraints.
“To keep pace with the current rate of adoption, the power needs of data centers are expected to grow to about three times higher than current capacity by the end of the decade.”
Flexible Power Strategy
We operate approximately 60 MW of grid power with immediate access to 40 MW+ across Oklahoma and Texas, enabling power-intensive compute workloads.
Predictable
Power Contracts
We pursue multiyear fixed-rate agreements, aiming to mitigate the impact of market volatility on our data centers and AI clients with up to 150+ MW of additional capacity.
Demand Response
We participate in Demand Response programs that allow us to rapidly curtail power, support grid stability, and generate revenue.
Data Center Power Demand
DATA CENTER USE OF U.S. POWER TO TRIPLEPower demand for data centers in the United States is expected to reach 606 terawatt-hours (TWh) by 2030, up from 147 TWh in 2023, amounting to 11.7 percent of total US power demand.
Source: McKinsey & Company
