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200 MW class, delivered in blocks, contracted like an annuity.

Campus is the same operating standard at scale: net delivered capacity measured at the point of delivery, N+1 redundancy, a disciplined heat rate, and a capacity-plus-energy tariff with fuel passed through.

01  Phased delivery

First power early, substantial completion on a schedule both sides can bank.

Revenue and training capacity begin on the first block rather than at final completion. Capacity payments commence on partial commercial operation, block by block.

Illustrative 200 MW build-out in 50 MW blocks (hover a block) 50 MWBLOCK A50 MW block100 MWBLOCK B50 MW block150 MWBLOCK C50 MW block200 MWBLOCK D50 MW block

Illustrative phasing only. Block size, sequence and dates are set by fuel supply, equipment lead times, permitting and the customer's fit-out schedule.

02  Design standard

The specification we hold ourselves to.

Engineering and contracting standards, not a bid. Any campus number is confirmed against site ambient conditions, fuel quality, pipeline capacity and the customer's load profile.

ParameterStandardWhy it matters
Capacity200 MW net at the PODMeasured at design summer ambient after parasitics and step-up losses, never nameplate
Net heat rate≤ 8,500 Btu/kWh HHVAt full load and site conditions; drives fuel cost and the emissions envelope
Unit strategyMany smaller units over few large framesLower forced-outage impact per unit, better part-load behaviour, faster maintenance
RedundancyN+1 minimum on the generation trainThe mechanical basis for a Firm or Campus N+1 availability guarantee
AvailabilityGuaranteed and evidenced, with a path to the targetA well-supported number beats an unsupported claim of five nines
Commercial structure$/kW-month capacity + $/MWh energyFuel passed through, so neither side is speculating on gas
Contract formBuild-own-operate preferredLump-sum turnkey EPC transfers the asset and leaves construction risk without the annuity
Site rightsLong tenure, defined POD boundaryProtects operations and the residual value of the plant
Credit supportNamed, surviving site-entity insolvencyWhat makes the tariff financeable at this scale
Partial CODCapacity payments per completed blockAligns phased delivery with phased revenue
03  Fabric to Campus

Start on a pad. Grow into a program.

A customer who takes a Fabric block gets an operating record with us — measured availability, real heat rate, real fuel logistics — which makes a campus commitment straightforward rather than speculative.

Step 01

Prove it on 10 MW

Take a Fabric block in a Flex or Balanced class. Measure delivered availability against what we guaranteed.

Step 02

Upgrade the class

Add units for N+1 and move the same block to Firm as your workload mix shifts toward interactive serving.

Step 03

Commit the campus

Phase a 100–200 MW program with capacity plus energy pricing, on the operating record you already hold.