Tell us what you are trying to energize.
A site lead, a transformer specification, a software mess, or an AI idea you have not been able to scope. Describe the problem rather than the service — the first conversation is on us.
- Site location and the utility serving it
- Capacity you believe is available, and how you know
- Target energization or go-live date
- Any utility correspondence or study results
- For software: headcount and what you run today
Three steps, no pitch deck
A call, within a day
Thirty minutes. We ask what you have, what you have been told, and what you are actually trying to hit.
A written scope
What we would do, what you would get, what it costs and how long it takes. One or two pages, not twenty.
Phase one starts
Discovery and feasibility. At the end of it you get an honest recommendation, including “do not build this.”
Oklahoma first, then wherever the power is.
Site and construction work is concentrated in Oklahoma and the surrounding SPP footprint, with project experience in PJM. Equipment specification, procurement and the whole technology practice run remotely — those engagements are not limited by geography.
