Question 1

What does POSH develop?

Accepted Answer

POSH develops data-center projects and the power infrastructure behind them. We bring site development, energy infrastructure delivery, and distributed energy resources into one project.

Question 2

How quickly can a project be ready?

Accepted Answer

Timing depends on the building, existing electrical plant, utility approvals, permits, and fit-out. We assess those conditions before agreeing to project milestones; there is no universal delivery timeline.

Question 3

Why start with existing electrical infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

Existing electrical plant can provide a starting point for the project. We assess what can be reused and what needs to change to support the required IT load.

Question 4

What do you assess before choosing a power system?

Accepted Answer

We assess the building’s electrical infrastructure, available utility supply, required IT load, fuel availability, and site constraints. These findings inform the generation, storage, and controls design.

Question 5

How are safety and permitting handled?

Accepted Answer

Safety requirements and approvals are part of project development. The selected equipment, site layout, and local requirements determine the documentation and reviews needed. Permitting remains a project-specific schedule dependency.

Question 6

Does POSH sell standalone battery systems or generators?

Accepted Answer

No. POSH focuses on data-center development and integrated power infrastructure. Station storage and Flex generation are technologies within that work, not standalone equipment offerings.

Question 7

How do you choose the mix of grid supply and on-site power?

Accepted Answer

We evaluate grid supply, on-site generation, solar, and storage against the site’s load and constraints. The mix is selected for the project rather than prescribed as the same package for every building.

Question 8

Does on-site generation eliminate utility or permitting requirements?

Accepted Answer

No. On-site power can change how a project meets its load, but utility coordination, fuel supply, permits, and operating requirements still need to be addressed.

Question 9

What information should I share to start a conversation?

Accepted Answer

Share your target market or location, expected IT load, and desired timing. Early-stage requirements are welcome; if you are still evaluating a location or capacity, tell us what is known so far.

Question 10

Are energy incentives assumed in the project economics?

Accepted Answer

Incentives should be evaluated for the specific location, ownership structure, technology, and applicable rules. They are not a blanket promise of eligibility or savings; any assumed benefit needs project-specific review.

Question 11

What role do monitoring and controls play?

Accepted Answer

Monitoring and intelligent control coordinate grid supply, generation, solar, and storage around the site’s operating needs. Integration requirements are assessed as part of the project’s power design.

Question 12

What experience supports POSH’s development work?

Accepted Answer

POSH has deployed and operated energy systems for commercial and industrial customers. That experience informs our data-center development work; an energy installation is not the same as a completed data-center project.

Question 13

Does a potential site or an LOI mean capacity is ready?

Accepted Answer

No. A screened opportunity, a letter of intent, a controlled site, and commissioned capacity are different stages. Site control, approvals, construction, and commissioning must be established for each project.

Data-center development, explained.

Development & Timing