Power plants behind the meter.
Dedicated generation plants, switchyards, fuel systems and backup power for data campuses and industrial sites that cannot wait on the grid. We build, test and commission them so the load they serve never notices a transfer.
What owners need from us.
The load is waiting
Data halls and process lines are scheduled around the day power is available. On-site generation often sits on the critical path for the whole campus.
Transfers must be invisible
Plant, grid and backup sources have to hand off cleanly. Protection settings, controls and switching sequences are tested before the load depends on them.
Fuel and hazards are live
Gas lines, fuel storage, hot work and energized gear demand permits, isolation and gas testing built into the daily plan.
What we build.
- 01
On-site generation plants
Reciprocating engines and turbines, foundations, stacks, cooling and the controls that tie them together.
- 02
Switchyards and medium-voltage distribution
Switchgear, transformers, duct bank and protection that carry power to every building on site.
- 03
Fuel and gas systems
Gas service, fuel storage, piping and safety systems built to code and tested before first fire.
- 04
Backup and standby power
Generator plants, paralleling gear and transfer schemes for facilities that cannot lose power.
How we deliver here.
The capabilities owners in this market rely on most.
Lump-sum EPC with one team carrying engineering, long-lead procurement and field execution.
Protection, controls and transfer sequences commissioned under load before turnover.
Skids, enclosures and pipe spools fabricated off site so field hours drop.
Engines, switchgear and transformers expedited and witness-tested at the factory.
120 MW of generation built for a data campus.
The on-site power plant was delivered under an EPC contract. Generation units, a switchyard and a fuel system were built alongside the data campus they serve, protection and transfer schemes were tested with the grid connection, and the plant was commissioned to carry the campus and back up the utility feed.
- 120 MW
- Plant capacity
- EPC
- Delivery
- 2026
- Completed
Questions owners ask us.
Can you build generation and the facility it serves at the same time?
Yes. We run one schedule for the plant and the load, so power is available when the halls or process lines are ready for it.
How do you test transfers between plant, grid and backup?
We test protection and controls in stages, then run planned transfers with the owner, the utility and the commissioning agent before the load is live.
How do you manage fuel and energized work hazards?
Every task runs under a permit system with job hazard analysis, gas monitoring where required and verified isolation before any line or gear is opened.
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