US Northern Plains · 230/115 kV
A 230/115 kV site seeking a funded development partner
Territory Holdings controls land near a 230/115 kV substation in the US Northern Plains, with a targeted 10 to 20 MW first phase. The next step is the utility’s large-load process, and it needs a partner that can pass a financial screen.
- We are hereLand under option, utility process not started
- Initial screening1 to 6 months, with a financial screen
- CommitmentFee and study funding
- Studies6 to 18 months
- Final approvalFinal financial screen, cooperative board
- ImplementationTiming at this size still to be confirmed
The site
Where it stands today
Transmission
230 kVExisting line at the substationSubstation, in place
230/115 kV230 kV high side, 115 kV low sideOpen bayReported by the utilityAnother open bayPotential for over 200 MW, subject to utility studies- Connecting line needed
Land, under option
10 to 20 MWTarget first phase, not yet studied
In place
230/115 kVSubstation near the land. One open bay reported, and another open with the potential for over 200 MW, subject to utility studiesNot yet studied
10 to 20 MWTarget first phase. Confirmed only through the utility processNot started
Utility processNeeds a financially qualified applicant. This is the next stepBeing confirmed
Fiber nearbyOperator and service details in the site briefThe substation is nearby.
The land is under option.
The power is not yet studied.
The next step takes a partner who can fund it.
Who it is for
Built for developers who can carry a site to power
Most large sites are planned for hundreds of megawatts. This one suits a smaller first phase, if the studies support it.
Developers and investors
Fund the path to power and build
Lead the utility process with us, then build and own the project. This is who we are looking for first.
For developersOperators
Add a site to a funded pipeline
For colocation and AI operators with the balance sheet to carry a site through utility studies.
For operatorsBrokers and advisers
A site for a qualified client
Send the requirement and how the client is funded. We agree terms in writing before introductions.
For brokersEnterprise AI
Private capacity, through a partner
For organizations planning their own AI capacity over several years, usually through an operator or developer.
For enterprise teamsWhy it matters
Time to power is the constraint
Large grid connections can take 5 to 10 years in crowded markets. A smaller load near existing transmission may avoid part of that wait, but only the utility’s studies can show how much.
Existing infrastructure
A substation rated 230 kV high side and 115 kV low side, with an open bay reported, and land nearby with few neighbors.
A usable size
A first phase one operator or a few tenants could fill. Any expansion would depend on further studies.
Cold climate
Northern-tier temperatures support long seasons of free cooling.
Facts stated plainly
We list each item as in place or being confirmed. See site status.
What does a power block support?
A rough calculation for your own hardware. At 10 MW, a PUE of 1.25 and 50 kW per rack, you get 8 MW of IT load and 160 racks.
Illustrative arithmetic only: IT load is utility power divided by PUE, and racks are IT load divided by power per rack. It is not a design, an offer or a statement of available capacity.
Start a conversation
Tell us who you are and how you would fund the early stages. We share location and utility details under an NDA and non-circumvention agreement.