Outfit develops, owns, and operates power infrastructure across the United States, focusing on utility‑scale battery storage and behind‑the‑meter generation paired with storage. It serves hyperscale data centers, industrial facilities, and remote‑grid customers through long‑dated contracts, delivering capacity, energy, and ancillary services to address the growing power‑deficit.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Rapid growth in data center, electric vehicle, and industrial power demand is outpacing grid expansion, leading to capacity shortages, long interconnection queues, and unreliable power for hyperscale and remote‑grid customers.
Solution
Outfit addresses the power deficit by developing, owning, and operating utility‑scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) and behind‑the‑meter generation paired with storage. Its BESS IPP business builds and runs grid‑scale batteries that provide capacity, energy, and ancillary services in the most constrained U.S. markets. Through the Powered Land engine, Outfit secures interconnection‑ready land and prepares shovel‑ready sites for hyperscale campuses, reducing queue delays. The Energy as a Service platform acts as a private utility, delivering reliable on‑site power to hyperscale, industrial, and remote‑grid customers under long‑dated contracts, bypassing traditional grid interconnection timelines.
Target Audience
Primary customers are hyperscale data center operators, large industrial manufacturers, logistics facilities, and remote‑grid entities that require dependable, on‑site power and are constrained by traditional grid interconnection timelines.
Features
- End‑to‑end development, permitting, financing, construction, and long‑term operation of utility‑scale battery storage assets
- Integrated market participation to deliver capacity, energy, and ancillary services across major U.S. ISOs
- Acquisition and preparation of interconnection‑first land parcels in high‑demand corridors (Western, Southwestern, Midwestern) for hyperscale campuses
- Substation, storage, and onsite generation ownership enabling a single counterparty model for customers
- Behind‑the‑meter generation paired with storage to provide reliable power where grid interconnection is delayed or unavailable
- Long‑dated power purchase contracts that secure recurring revenue and align with infrastructure investor economics