Generation and Firm Power for Utilities and Large Loads

We handle capture: we find where new power is needed and what it will take to deliver it, shape the opportunity, and bring together the developers, engineering and construction firms, and capital that build it. You have one point of contact from the first energy assessment through contract signing, and we stay involved while partners build and commission the project.

Front-of-the-meter projects sell power to a utility or into the wholesale market and follow the utility’s interconnection process and market rules. Behind-the-meter projects serve one large user, such as a data center, manufacturing plant, or campus, on site or by private wire, and are sized to that user’s load. The rules, contracts, and financing differ, so we sort this out first.

With the energy need: who needs power, how much, at what hours, what it costs them today, and how it can connect to the grid. Identifying that need first shapes the solution: what should be built, where, and how it connects.

The site location, the load you need to serve (an estimate in megawatts is fine), your timeline, any uptime target, and how far the project has come: whether a site, a load estimate, an offtaker or tenant, or financing is in place. Starting early is fine. The project form on this page asks for these.

The median wait to connect a new project to the grid is now more than five years (Berkeley Lab). We look at on-site and near-site generation and storage, connected by private wire or the local grid, and plan firm power around the facility’s load and uptime target so power is not the reason a project stalls.

Solar, battery storage, wind, hydro, geothermal, thermal, and green hydrogen. Thermal means fuel-based generation that can run at any hour, matched to the fuel available at the site and often paired with solar, wind, and storage when a data center or large load needs around-the-clock power.

We work with investment firms, lenders, and tax equity partners. Structures include power purchase agreements, tax credit transfers, and IRS elective direct pay for public and tribal owners.

We identify the energy need and assemble the solution around it: developers, engineering and construction (EPC) firms in the United States, Canada, and India, and operators, each licensed for its part of the work. You keep one point of contact with us from the first energy assessment through contract signing, and we stay involved while partners build and commission the project.

Yes. Through our partner network and access to India’s engineering and power-sector capability, we support projects in the United States, South America, and around the globe.