The solution
FlexDomes replaces one large, slow-to-permit facility with decentralized capacity that goes live in phases — sited where power and fuel already is.
How the model works
Modular, concrete, repeatable construction avoids the custom civil and mechanical scope that inflates conventional data center CapEx — providing roughly 20% lower cost to build.
Cooling architecture designed around no water draw, reducing both operating cost and the environmental impact that slows conventional sites.
Sites move from groundbreak to energization in under a year by sitting directly against available power or fuel rather than waiting on grid interconnection.
Revenue structure
Sites are priced on a per-kWh basis, with a margin layer over pass-through power and network costs — aligning FlexDomes' economics directly with the capacity actually delivered to tenants.
Target underwriting: levered IRR above 20%, supported by long-term power and capacity agreements.
Who this serves
Enterprises, AI/HPC workloads, and colocation tenants that need capacity sooner than a multi-year hyperscale build allows — without giving up power reliability or scale-up room.
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