Power, land and development flexibility
The approximately 150-acre industrial-zoned site provides space for geothermal power facilities, electrical systems and a potential data-center campus. The concept is to develop digital infrastructure in phases that correspond with available generation, customer requirements and project financing.
Final capacity, redundancy, cooling, building configuration and electrical architecture would be developed with qualified data-center operators, developers, engineers and customers.
Conceptual data-center imageDesigned around continuous renewable power
24/7 Renewable Energy
Geothermal generation is capable of continuous operation and can complement critical digital-infrastructure loads.
Behind-the-Meter Potential
Co-location can enable direct integration of generation and data-center electrical infrastructure, subject to final design and regulatory requirements.
Phased Capacity
Data-center infrastructure can be sized and expanded to track generation capacity and contracted demand.
Industrial Site
The site provides room for generation, electrical infrastructure, data-center buildings and future expansion.
Seeking experienced data-center participation
OM Power 1 is seeking direct engagement with organizations that can contribute data-center development expertise, technical design, customer or tenant relationships, capital and execution capability.
Potential structures can be evaluated with qualified counterparties based on each party's proposed capital contribution, development responsibility, risk allocation and commercial role.
Areas for partner discussion
- Data-center technical development and design
- Customer / tenant acquisition
- Capital contribution and capital raising
- Construction and project execution
- Ownership, operating and commercial structure
Power project and data center should advance in parallel
Technical and commercial decisions for the data center should remain aligned with geothermal wellfield development, generation phasing, critical-load requirements, backup systems and site infrastructure.
Qualified counterparties
Detailed site, power and technical information can be shared as discussions progress and appropriate confidentiality arrangements are in place.