Building a national multi-terminal HVDC network sized for large industrial and data center loads.
Proposes a 525 kV multi-terminal HVDC network built specifically to move gigawatts to large industrial and data center loads, rather than incrementally upgrading the existing AC grid. States targets of 4,000 MW of capacity by 2028 and 14 GW by 2030. Team drawn from Google, Meta, Goldman Sachs and the energy industry.
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, CA
- Employees
- 11–50
- Business model
- Asset owner
- Ownership
- Early stage
Products
525 kV multi-terminal HVDC network
Sells to
Data centersIndustrial loadsUtilities
No queue positions recorded under this name. Expected for software, capital and supply chain companies, which do not hold interconnection requests.
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