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Energy & Power

Power is a design input, not an afterthought

Connect grid access, energy procurement and deployment timing from the start.

Separate capacity from energy

A development needs both a workable electrical connection and a credible energy-supply plan. The capacity required at the site, the expected load profile and the intended operating date should be considered together. A site assessment should identify the evidence behind each assumption.

Evaluate procurement in context

Renewable supply and power purchase agreements should be reviewed in relation to the actual facility and market. Price, duration, delivery profile, geographic scope, energy attributes and counterparty exposure belong in the same evaluation. A procurement label alone does not describe the operational fit.

Plan for dependencies

Grid milestones, facility commissioning and compute deployment should form one schedule. Our planning lens is to identify which commitment depends on which preceding event, and to model the consequences of delay. Power strategy then becomes part of the infrastructure architecture and commercial plan.

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