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Capacity Planning & Phasing.
Demand. Power. Capital. In one model.
Capacity is rarely constrained by physical space. It is constrained by power energisation, by capital release schedules, and by the contracted tenant pipeline. We build one model that resolves the three.
[ WHO IT SERVES ]
- ›Operators planning multi-phase campus expansion
- ›Developers reconciling tenant pipeline with build schedule
- ›Investors stress-testing capacity assumptions
[ SCOPE OF WORK ]
- ›Demand and absorption modelling
- ›Power energisation phasing
- ›Capex draw schedule alignment
- ›AI and high-density readiness planning
- ›Liquid cooling and rack density scenarios
[ DELIVERABLES ]
What you receive.
Phased capacity model with sensitivity ranges
Power vs build vs lease-up reconciliation
Capex draw and financing schedule
High-density readiness assessment
Capacity dashboard for the operating team
Board-ready capacity narrative
[ WHEN TO ENGAGE ]
Engage when the operating plan, the power plan, and the commercial pipeline have stopped agreeing with each other — or before they start to.
[ REPRESENTATIVE OUTCOMES ]
- →Phase 2 capex deferred by twelve months without affecting committed tenant deliveries.
- →High-density blocks added to the design before EPC freeze, avoiding retrofit.
- →Capacity narrative used to defend a refinancing at lower cost of capital.
We act as the owner's strategic advisor and representative. We are not an engineering contractor, and we are not aligned to any vendor.
Before committing capital, let's talk[ CONTINUE ]