Energization sets the schedule
For many new campuses, the date the site can take power is set by electrical equipment rather than by construction. Transformer lead times have become a gating item. We help developers and owners secure main substation and site distribution equipment early, with price, lead time and delivery terms confirmed in writing.
What we supply for a campus
| Scope | Equipment | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Main substation | Power transformers | 230 kV class, 40–300 MVA |
| Site distribution | Pad-mount and station-type | 5–36 kV, to 8.8 MVA; FR3 option |
| Phased blocks | Compact and prefabricated substations | To 12.5 MVA |
| Storage | Battery energy storage | C&I to utility scale |
Built for phased campuses
- Repeatable specifications so each phase can be ordered as a block
- Equipment sized to your redundancy architecture (N, N+1, 2N)
- Storage options for resilience or where grid capacity arrives in stages
- FOB, CIF or DDP delivery to suit your construction schedule
What to include in a request
- Load per phase (MW) and energization date for each phase
- Utility service voltage and interconnection requirements
- Redundancy architecture
- Single-line diagram, if available
- Distribution voltages (for example 34.5 kV / 480 V)
- Interest in storage and its purpose