I · Speed to power
Firm power for AI compute, years before the grid.
Corley Energy builds power foundries. Dedicated behind-the-meter generation that converts stranded Permian gas into contracted power for AI data centers. Online in months, not queue years.
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Behind the meter, ahead of the queue.
Generation built with the data center on abundant West Texas natural gas. No interconnection request. No cluster study. No years in line. Firm, contracted power, energized on the buildout's schedule.
The grid is optional. The deadline is not.
II · Continued
Megawatts, with a date attached.
Blocks of firm power.
Dedicated generation sized to the load and contracted for the long term. Committed pricing, committed dates, and a structure a credit committee can approve.
Generation with the compute.
Built on the same ground as the data center, fueled by firm West Texas gas contracted at the source. The interconnection dependency never exists, so the queue never applies.
Months, not cycles.
Siting, permitting, gas, and EPC run as parallel workstreams on a templated design. Energization is measured in months, and the date is contractual, not aspirational.
III · Working with Corley
From conversation to energization.
Discovery.
Load profile, timeline, and growth path. One working session establishes fit and surfaces the capacity blocks available.
LOI · Due diligence.
Site, gas supply, and schedule open to diligence. An LOI reserves the capacity block while terms take shape.
Signed PPA.
A long-term power purchase agreement with committed pricing and committed dates. The schedule becomes contractual here.
Construction.
EPC mobilizes on the templated design while the data center build proceeds in parallel. Milestones stay visible end to end.
Energized · Operational.
Commissioned, firm, operating, with an expansion path already sited. Power flows behind the meter.
IV · The next step
Speed to power first. Scale by repetition.
Capacity blocks and delivery windows are specific, and they move. The fastest way to firm power is to ask what is available, and when.
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