Land and planning
The character of the site, its setting and its planning context.
Find the fit before advancing the site.
CDIP considers land, power, infrastructure, market demand and local priorities together. A viable location needs more than any one favorable condition.
What CDIP considers.
Power
Available and potential capacity, transmission and substation context.
Connectivity
The broader infrastructure needed for a data center location.
Market demand
Whether the proposed use fits the needs of a potential user.
Commercial viability
A development path grounded in the conditions of the location.
Local alignment
Public priorities, landowner interests and potential community impact.
A development process built around decisions.
Identify
Find locations where land, power and local context can align.
Qualify
Review planning, connectivity, demand and commercial fit.
Align
Bring landowners, utilities and local leaders into the discussion.
Structure
Set a project path and commitments that suit the location.
Advance
Work with the right partners to move the project forward.
Responsible power integration.
CDIP considers local grid conditions, available and potential capacity, transmission and substation context, resilience, peak constraints and infrastructure needs. The relevant operating choices depend on the location.
Grounded in the location.
CDIP brings public priorities, landowner interests, utility context and project requirements into view as a location moves through development.
Bring your location
into the conversation.
Share the site, land, capacity, or local context you believe deserves a closer look.