# Large-Load Reality Check

A fixed-fee pilot for power-side teams that need to know which announced large loads are likely to materialize and on what timeline.

For power providers, microgrid developers, energy sellers, origination teams, and infrastructure teams evaluating named large-load opportunities.

## Who this is for

### Built for power-side teams deciding where demand is real enough to pursue

This engagement is for power providers, microgrid developers, energy sellers, and infrastructure teams selling power-related capacity into the AI supply chain.

## The decisions this helps with

- Prioritize which customer loads to pursue and when
- Assess whether a named load opportunity is real and on schedule
- Decide where to spend origination, diligence, and commercial effort

## What we analyze

We analyze named large-load opportunities in one market, including AI campuses or large data-center projects, expected energization timelines, infrastructure constraints, interconnection and readiness signals, and the evidence that suggests whether the load is likely to materialize.

This is the power-side counterpart to an account readiness snapshot.

## What we deliver

### Executive readout

Explains the main timing risks and what they mean commercially.

### Named-target snapshots

Covers each load opportunity in scope, with readiness or timing confidence.

### Decision brief

Translates the analysis into origination and prioritization guidance.

### Weekly delta updates

Tracks what changed when the work is run as a multi-target pilot.

## Start with one named load when you need a fast read, then widen to the market watchlist

1. Start with one named load or campus.
2. Validate whether the analysis changes your commercial or technical prioritization.
3. Expand to the larger market-level reality check.

## Scope, timeline, and commercial model

### One market-level pilot focused on materializing load

- **Scope**: 5 named large-load opportunities in one market
- **Timeline**: 4 weeks
- **Format**: Ranked load watchlist, weekly deltas, final readout
- **Commercial model**: Scoped pilot
- **Pricing basis**: Scoped from the Named Data Center Scorecard model
- **Payment structure**: Defined in scoped proposal

## Why this matters

Power-side teams lose time when optionality looks like demand. A named-load reality check helps you decide which announced loads are credible, which ones are early or delayed, where to commit technical diligence, and where commercial attention is likely to pay off first.

## How the current snapshots act as proof

The existing data center power and timing snapshots are the proof base for this engagement. They show how we frame infrastructure constraints, schedule slippage, confidence, and economic exposure.

They are not, by themselves, the market-level large-load watchlist. That watchlist is assembled with you around one market and a specific commercial objective.

## Next step

Start with one named load or one market.

We will tell you which opportunities are likely to materialize, what the major blockers appear to be, and where you should focus first.