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Sites, status and what is actually available.

We publish status honestly. Where a site is not ready, we say so and we name the gating item.

3
Sites in the fabric
1
Operating
1
Energizing
1
In development
Site 01 · Europe

Fredericia, Denmark

Operating

Twenty megawatts operating on our own refining site: generation, heat recovery and fuel production on one footprint. For an EU customer this is the rare case where power is not the gating item — the constraint is data hall provisioning, and it sits inside our control rather than a utility's queue.

ParameterDetail
On-site capacity20 MW
HostOur refinery at Fredericia, Denmark
StatusOperating today; integrated with refining, heat recovery and fuel production
Gating itemData hall provisioning, not generation
JurisdictionDenmark — EU / EEA
Fabric classes offeredFlex · Balanced · Firm on configuration
Site 02 · Americas

West Texas — Stanton

Energizing

A 50 MW development in the Permian region targeted near Stanton, sited for gas access, data center demand and the fuel logistics corridor. The first block is roughly 10 MW in ~1.9 MW increments, behind the meter, with gas at the wellhead.

ParameterDetail
Development50 MW
First block~10 MW
Fleet6 × ~1.9 MW continuous reciprocating gas gensets
FuelWellhead gas; CNG logistics available on site
GridBehind the meter, islanded
StatusIn development; first block energizing, first tenant capacity in weeks
Fabric classes offeredFlex · Balanced; Firm with a hot spare unit
Site 03 · Americas

Fort Wayne, Indiana

In development

A former refinery and terminal property being worked into an edge and regional block: industrial zoning, city water and sewer, interstate access, and electric service inside the PJM capacity market. No capacity is offered here yet.

ParameterDetail
LandFormer refinery and terminal property, industrial zoning
UtilitiesFull city water and sewer; interstate access
Electric marketPJM — Indiana Michigan Power (AEP)
Intended productFabric block: edge and regional colocation scale
Air permit pathMinor source targeted — ~120 day statutory clock
Gating itemsGas lateral and capacity confirmation; parcel consolidation; permit filing
StatusIn development — no capacity offered
Pipeline

How a site enters the fabric.

Site control, fuel, permits, interconnection where relevant, EPC and an anchor contract are separate gates, and we treat them that way.

Gate 01

Site control

Ownership, lease or option, with tenure long enough to support the plant's residual value.

Gate 02

Fuel

Confirmed supply, pressure and quality, with firm transport where the load requires it.

Gate 03

Permits

Attainment status, aggregate-site treatment, control requirements, then the filing and the clock.

Gate 04

Anchor contract

A creditworthy offtaker at a class we can guarantee — before capital is committed.