About
Built for one purpose.
Solving the time-to-power crisis in high-density compute.
Why us
One discipline, done properly
Specialized focus
We operate exclusively in behind-the-meter captive power for data centers. This is not a service line among many, it is the singular discipline the firm was built around.
Pre-qualified supply
Every asset in our power registry has been rigorously assessed for deliverability before it is presented to a client. You receive vetted options, not a raw shortlist.
Aligned compensation
Our success-based fee model places us in the same position as you, financially committed to one outcome: your facility reaching full operational capacity.
Leadership
Hassan Rasheed
Managing Partner
Close to two decades building energy businesses in a market where the grid was never something you could rely on, which is precisely the problem now facing data center operators in North America.
Energy sector leadership and venture building
Hassan is a founding partner of multiple ventures across Pakistan's natural gas and energy sectors. He oversees the operations and growth of Gazcon, established in 2006, and iEnergy Limited, founded in 2019, both licensed by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority to market compressed natural gas. He has steered these ventures through major supply disruptions and repeated shifts in the market and regulatory landscape.
Decentralized supply and private upstream sourcing
Hassan pioneered a strategic move away from state-controlled utility infrastructure, securing independent fuel supply through direct commercial partnerships with private exploration and production companies, commercializing gas from fields that the national network had left underutilized. Structuring off-grid supply arrangements with upstream operators and regulators is the core of his professional experience.
Demand creation and technical execution
He has led large-scale fuel-switching programs, financing the conversion of public transport fleets from diesel to natural gas engines and onboard cylinder systems, building downstream demand from the ground up to keep localized distribution infrastructure highly utilized. His background is hands-on and technical: high-pressure compression systems, gas metering, power generation sets, and regulatory compliance.
Why that background matters here
The same problem, solved under harder conditions.
Behind-the-meter power for a data center is, structurally, the problem Hassan has spent his career solving: source molecules outside the state network, build the physical infrastructure to move and use them, and secure the demand that makes the asset economic.
He has done it in a market with less capital available, more supply volatility, and no assumption that the grid would ever arrive as a backup. The discipline that requires, contracting fuel directly, engineering for reliability without a network to lean on, and being paid only when the asset actually runs, is what we bring to operators here.
Common questions
Answers before you ask
How is this faster than the grid?
A behind-the-meter asset does not export to the network, so it needs no interconnection agreement or place in the study cluster. The gating items are permitting, fuel and equipment delivery. Typical energization runs 6 to 12 months against 5 to 7 years.
What size projects do you work on?
Our modeling is anchored on 5 MW configurations, and assets scale modularly from there. If your requirement is materially smaller or larger, raise it on the alignment call and we will tell you whether it fits the registry.
Do we need to own the power plant?
No. The most common structure is a long-term PPA with a third party owning the asset, keeping generation off your balance sheet entirely. We also structure hybrid equity participation and full owner-operator deals.
What happens if the asset goes down?
Redundancy is specified at design. Modular configurations provide N+1 at the unit level, and a retained grid service connection can remain available as backup. Availability guarantees are negotiated into the offtake agreement.
Where does the fuel come from?
Site selection begins with pipeline proximity and available pressure. Fuel supply is contracted as part of the structuring work, with the price mechanism, fixed, indexed or pass-through, set to match how you want to carry commodity risk.
What does this cost compared to grid power?
Per MWh, behind-the-meter generation typically carries a premium over an eventual utility tariff. The comparison that matters is against no power at all for five to seven years, during which a 5 MW facility forgoes $17M to $25M a year.
What are your fees?
We charge nothing upfront and nothing at signing, financial close or construction completion. Our fee is triggered exclusively when your facility is energized and operational.
Which markets do you cover?
North America, with concentration in the most interconnect-constrained markets: Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley, Dallas and comparable regions.
How long does the first assessment take?
Fifteen minutes for the alignment call, and five business days for a written behind-the-meter configuration and indicative timeline. Neither carries any obligation.
What is the emissions profile?
Firm gas generation at high load factor. We can specify assets for future hydrogen blending and structure complementary renewable supply where your market requires it, with real numbers for your configuration rather than a headline claim.
Start with fifteen minutes
No preparation required. If there is no fit, we will tell you on the call.