Where the modules go.
Liquidata deploys wherever power can be delivered on its customers' timetable: in leased space, on powered sites and with energy and site partners. Its pipeline spans the EU and the United States and several kinds of power.
Across the EU and the US, several kinds of power.
Site details, capacities and sponsors are shared under confidentiality. Capacities are as stated by sponsors and remain subject to diligence.
Technology-park sites with a grid supply assurance and a phased connection, and a regional expansion platform behind them.
400/220/110 kV
Brownfield industrial platforms with current grid approvals and room to expand, adjoining transmission substations, with on-site gas-to-power options and storage integration.
Gas-to-power options
A funded data center connected to a large battery storage station, with further storage, wind and interconnection capacity in the same sponsor's pipeline.
Renewable supply
A campus with on-site combined-cycle generation and substation, and powered land with as-of-right data-center zoning, power available now and a utility study for expansion.
Utility studies
Power delivery date first, customer demand second.
Sites are sequenced by the date power can be delivered and by where customers want their capacity. No site is committed until power, permits and delivery dates are confirmed in signed agreements, and no module is ordered until reservations cover about 70% of its sellable GPU-hours.
Power is not the constraint. The pipeline's grid capacity is a multiple of what the modules need, so each module goes where power, price and demand line up, and a site owner is never asked to hold capacity for a module that has not been sold.