Energy infrastructure for computing, industry and the grid.
U.P.D.C. develops powered campuses for hyperscalers, neoclouds, advanced industry and the infrastructure that serves them. We find the land where power, scale and community meet, bring the power first, and build to scale, site after site.
Energy infrastructure for the age of artificial intelligence.
Computing, advanced industry and the grid all run on one thing: power. U.P.D.C. finds the land where power, scale and community meet, brings the power first, and develops powered campuses that hyperscalers, neoclouds and industry can build on, in partnership with the communities that host them.
More than 11,000 acres across two sites, led by a 2 GW+ flagship campus. Locations are shared by private and confidential invitation.
Under development
U.P.D.C.
Flagship campus
Our flagship campus is planned as a 2 GW+ powered campus on 9,200 contiguous acres, with high-voltage transmission and natural gas already on the property and studies complete across the site.
Flagship entitlement expected by the first quarter of 2027
Built to scale
Module by module, for decades, with the communities that host us.
The market
The largest infrastructure build of our time.
$760B
Hyperscaler capital spending
Spent by Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta on infrastructure in 2026 alone.
106 GW
United States data center demand
Projected for 2035, up from about 25 GW operating in 2024.
12%
Share of the grid
Of all electricity in the United States could go to data centers by 2028.
Sources: Statista, July 2026; BloombergNEF, December 2025; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, December 2024.
Partner with us
Building the platform together.
We are building partnerships across every layer of the platform. We would welcome a call and a meeting.
01
Investors and capital markets
Equity, credit and institutional partners across the four layers of the platform.
02
Hyperscalers and neoclouds
Powered capacity at scale, delivered module by module on a firm timeline.
03
Power and construction partners
Utilities, generation, engineering and construction partners in each layer.
04
Communities and counties
Long-term investment, jobs, trade skills and tax base for the places that host us.
About U.P.D.C.
Energy infrastructure, built power first.
United Power Development Companies develops powered campuses for computing, industry and infrastructure. We control the land, bring the power first and build to scale with partners in every layer.
Our mission
Our mission is to power land that benefits the community first.
Our vision
The future of computing and industry will be decided by access to power. We build where power, land and community meet, and we build to last: campuses that strengthen the grid around them, create skilled work for decades and pay their own way. Every campus is an investment in the community around it, in jobs, training, local business and a lasting tax base.
How we work
One team and one platform across land, power, build and data, with strategic partners in each layer. Every site follows the same model, so each one moves faster and with lower risk than the last.
From our leadership
Our mission is to develop land that powers the infrastructure of tomorrow and the communities around us: built power first, planned with the counties that host us, and delivered by the people who already keep the lights on.
Ryan BrockbankCo-Founder · President, U.P.D.C.
Operating principles
How we develop, build and partner.
01
Power first
We only develop where power can be secured at scale, on the ground or within reach.
02
Community first
We entitle every site in partnership with the county and the community, in the open.
03
Discipline
Control the land, prove the power, then build module by module against demand.
04
Long-term ownership
We hold the land and the power for decades, so our interests stay aligned with our hosts.
Our vision in practice
Powered land that builds communities, not just campuses.
We develop powered land to build the infrastructure America runs on, and we build it with the communities that host us. Every campus is an investment in the people around it: in jobs, in skilled trades, in local business and in a tax base that serves the community for decades.
01
Power and build communities
Infrastructure that strengthens the grid and the roads around each campus, so the whole region is better powered, not just our site.
02
Jobs that last
Years of construction work, then long-term careers in operations, power and technology, filled locally first.
03
Training and the trades
Skills that stay in the community: electricians, lineworkers, pipefitters, builders and technicians, trained alongside local schools and trade programs.
04
Investing locally
Local contractors, suppliers and businesses in every phase, so the investment is spent where the campus is built.
05
A lasting tax base
New revenue for schools, roads and public services, planned in partnership with the county from the first conversation.
06
Commerce that grows
Infrastructure investment that draws new industry, new business and new opportunity to the region around each campus.
The American dream was built on infrastructure: railroads, highways and power lines. We are building the next chapter, with the communities that host it.
Our platform
One platform, built power first.
From the first acre to a leased campus, every U.P.D.C. site moves through the same five steps and is developed in four integrated layers.
Our model
Five steps, each one adding value to the last.
01
Site selection and control
We find the land where power, scale and community meet, and we control it outright.
02
Power
We bring the power first: grid, natural gas and solar on one private grid.
03
Entitlement
We entitle every site in partnership with the counties and communities that host it.
04
Build and commercialize
We build module by module, for hyperscalers, neoclouds and industry.
05
The full platform
One vertically integrated platform. Land, power, build and data, site after site.
The four layers
Land, power, build and data on the same ground.
Each layer is its own company with its own asset and its own revenue. Strategic partners in each layer let us deploy faster and with lower risk, site after site.
01
Layer 1
Land Co
Controls the ground and earns ground rent from every building on it.
Site control, entitlement and long-term ground leases.
02
Layer 2
Power Co
Secures grid power and builds and runs the natural gas generation, solar and storage.
Utility partnerships, on-site generation and a private grid.
03
Layer 3
Build Co
Delivers the infrastructure and data halls, module by module.
Design, construction and commissioning with strategic partners.
04
Layer 4
Data Co
Leases capacity to hyperscalers, neoclouds and technology tenants.
Powered shells, data halls and long-term capacity agreements.
Power first
Transmission on the ground. Power before we build.
Power strategy
Layers of power on one private grid.
We secure power before we build, and we add layers of generation as each campus grows.
01
Grid power
Utility transmission on or beside the site, through strategic partnerships with the local utility.
02
Natural gas generation
Pipeline gas on site feeding generation we build and run, firming the campus around the clock.
03
Solar and storage
Solar fields and battery storage on our own land, supporting net-zero and clean-energy commitments.
04
One private grid
All three on one private grid, with a power partnership that can also strengthen supply for the surrounding area.
Who we build for
Powered capacity for the industries that need it most.
01
Hyperscalers
Large-scale campuses for cloud and artificial intelligence, delivered in 250 MW modules.
02
Neoclouds
Fast, flexible capacity for specialist computing providers.
03
Advanced industry
Powered land for manufacturing and industrial users that need firm power.
04
Infrastructure
Generation, transmission and the services that support the campus.
Our portfolio
Powered land, controlled outright.
More than 11,000 acres across two sites, led by a 2 GW+ flagship campus. Locations, studies and the data room are shared by private and confidential invitation.
Site selection
Where power, scale and community meet.
We look for land that already has the power: high-voltage transmission and natural gas on or beside the site, contiguous acreage to scale past a gigawatt, a clear path to entitlement, long-haul fiber, and a community with the skilled trades and the will to host it.
TransmissionHigh-voltage lines on or beside the site
Natural gasPipeline supply for on-site generation
ScaleContiguous land to grow past 1 GW
EntitlementA clear path with the county
FiberLong-haul providers serving the area
CommunitySkilled trades and local support
Ready to build
Powered land, controlled outright and ready for hyperscale.
Our sites
Two sites, one platform.
Under development
U.P.D.C.
Flagship campus
Our flagship campus is planned as a 2 GW+ powered campus on 9,200 contiguous acres, with high-voltage transmission and natural gas already on the property and studies complete across the site.
Planned capacity
2 GW+
Land
9,200 contiguous acres
First power
Targeted for 2028
Status
Land under control · Under development
Location
By private invitation
A 345 kV line and two 230 kV lines cross the property
EngineeringPower and fiberNatural gasSurvey and titleEntitlement
Consultants and advisors
Civil engineering
Land and title
Survey
Engineering
Site due diligence
Execution at scale
Where things stand.
11,000+ acres
Powered land controlled
Across two sites
2 GW+
Planned at the flagship
Eight modules of 250 MW
2
Sites
One under development, one under diligence
2027
Shovel ready
Flagship entitlement expected by the first quarter of 2027
Our impact
Community first.
Our mission is to power land that benefits the community first. Every campus is planned with its host county, built by the people who already keep the lights on, and invested in the jobs, trades and local businesses around it.
Our approach
Infrastructure that pays its own way.
We build where power infrastructure already exists, invest in the grid and the roads around our campuses, hire and train locally, and grow the tax base that funds schools and services for decades.
Our commitments
What every U.P.D.C. campus commits to.
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Transparency
Open engagement with county leaders, regulators and residents from planning through operation.
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Best-in-class technology
Efficient, high-density design built to the latest standards for power and cooling.
03
Closed-loop cooling
Sealed cooling systems designed to minimise water use and protect local supply.
04
Net zero and alternative energy
Solar, storage and cleaner generation on our own land, supporting net-zero strategies.
05
Jobs and trade skills
Local hiring first, with long-term trade skills from electricians and builders to data and technology specialists.
06
Paying our own way
New tax base, investment in local infrastructure and the grid, and power partnerships that help keep energy prices down.
The people
Built by the people who already keep the lights on.
01 · 05Electricians
Terminating medium-voltage switchgear and power distribution, hall after hall.
02 · 05Lineworkers
Building and maintaining the transmission that brings power onto the campus.
03 · 05Pipefitters and welders
Laying the natural gas lines that feed on-site generation.
04 · 05Builders
Raising steel and pouring concrete, module by module, for years at a time.
05 · 05Data and technology specialists
Commissioning, operating and supporting the halls for the long term.
Contact
The power in a meeting and discussion.
We are building partnerships with investors, capital markets, institutional partners, hyperscalers, neoclouds, power partners and communities. We would welcome a call and a meeting.
Partner with us
Who we work with.
01
Investors and capital markets
Equity, credit and institutional partners across the four layers of the platform.
02
Hyperscalers and neoclouds
Powered capacity at scale, delivered module by module on a firm timeline.
03
Power and construction partners
Utilities, generation, engineering and construction partners in each layer.
04
Communities and counties
Long-term investment, jobs, trade skills and tax base for the places that host us.
Find out more
The power in a meeting and discussion.
Our development and stakeholder team is actively building important partnerships with investors, capital markets, institutional partners, hyperscalers, neoclouds and more. We would welcome a call and a meeting to discuss the synergies and the details.
The location of our flagship campus, the studies and the data room are shared by private and confidential invitation, tailored to your interest.
Offices
Salt Lake CityUtah
Las VegasNevada
San DiegoCalifornia
MiamiFlorida
U.P.D.C. · United Power Development Companies · Version 14 · October 27, 2026For discussion only. This is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security.
Private and confidential
Request a private invitation.
The location of our flagship campus, the studies and the data room are shared with qualified partners by private and confidential invitation. Tell us about you and your interest, and our team will follow up to set a time for a call and a meeting.
One sheet · Project snapshot
UPDC of Pueblo, at a glance.
IIIIIIIVVCity of PuebloComanche Generating StationPueblo Airport Generating StationPueblo Memorial AirportPuebloPlexUPDC of Pueblo CampusNatural gas pipelineNatural gas pipeline
Hover the mapUPDC of PuebloAbout 9,200 acres · Pueblo County, Colorado
Transmission crosses the campus and a natural gas pipeline runs through UPDC I and III, with PuebloPlex, the airport and Comanche Station nearby.
UPDC I to V345 kV and 230 kV linesNatural gas pipelinePuebloPlex
Imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics · Parcels: project master plan · Pipeline: site survey (surveyed segments)
The flagship campus of United Power Development Companies: a powered land platform and 2 GW+ campus on about 9,200 contiguous acres in Pueblo County, Colorado, with transmission and natural gas already on the property. First power is targeted for 2028.
9,200acresContiguous, one exclusive owner team
2 GW+Eight 250 MW modules, 2028 to 2033
500MWPhase 1 · first power 2028, 500 MW by 2029
345 kV+ 2 × 230 kVTransmission crossing the property
20,000Dth/dFirm natural gas indicated today
Q1 2027Full rezoning and entitlement expected
The site · Parcel by parcel
Parcel
Use
Acres
UPDC I
Data center campusMicrogrid
1,272
UPDC II
Data center campusFlex
397
UPDC III
Data center campusNatural gasMicrogrid
651
UPDC IV
Data center padsSolarMicrogrid
1,902
UPDC V
SolarMicrogridTransmission
5,154
Total
9,376
The power strategy · phase by phase
A multi-layer power stack.
500 MWPhase 1 · 2028 to 2029
1,500 MW+Scaling to 2 GW+ · 2030 to 2033
Phase 1 is sized to the firm capacity of the grid. Natural gas generation on the property carries the campus to the full 2 GW, and solar is laid out in the site plan from the start.
01 · ElectricActive discussions
345 + 230 kV
Black Hills Energy partnership
Transmission lines on the property. Engaged with Black Hills Energy on a strategic large-load power infrastructure partnership.
02 · GasSupply indicated
20,000 Dth/d
Behind-the-meter generation
Firm gas indicated today, about 100 MW, scaling through pipeline expansion and mid-market supply: 100,000 Dth/d for Phase 1 and up to 400,000 for 2 GW.
03 · SolarUnder development
7,056 acres
Solar and net-zero
Solar arrays across UPDC IV and UPDC V, with battery storage and other net-zero strategies for tenants with clean-energy commitments.
Why this site
01
Power on the groundA 345 kV line, two 230 kV lines and a natural gas pipeline already cross the property.
02
Scale under one owner teamAbout 9,200 contiguous acres held by one exclusive developer, sponsor and owner team, with room to scale past 2 GW, plus a second site of about 2,280 acres on the West Mesa, New Mexico.
03
The right neighborsXcel Energy’s Comanche station, Black Hills Energy’s roughly 400 MW Pueblo Airport Generating Station, and PuebloPlex, the former Pueblo Chemical Depot, now an industrial district.
04
Engineered and surveyedFull site survey, civil site plan, grading plan and slope analysis complete; power, gas and fiber studies complete.
05
Why now1,085 MW of Comanche coal generation retires by 2031. One powered land development can replace what Pueblo loses.
Site and entitlement
EntitlementFull rezoning and special use permit filing in the fourth quarter of 2026; full rezoning and entitlement expected by the first quarter of 2027.
Buildable ground91% of the mapped ground is under 10 percent slope, with earthwork that balances on site.
Fiber and access4.8 miles from the City of Pueblo, with four long-haul fiber providers serving the area.
CoolingClosed-loop cooling that recirculates water rather than consuming it, built for a high and dry climate.
Where it stands
Right to buildSite control, survey, title, power, gas and fiber studies, civil site plan
Ready to buildPower, firm gas and generation secured for the first modules
Ready for serviceFirst power 2028 · 500 MW by 2029 · 2 GW+ by 2032 and beyond
The market
$760BHyperscaler capital spending in 2026, up from $413 billion in 2025
$6.7TData center capital needed worldwide by 2030
106 GWU.S. data center power demand projected for 2035
12%Of U.S. electricity could go to data centers by 2028
The platform
Land CoControls the ground and earns ground rent from every building on it.
Power CoSecures grid power and builds and runs the natural gas generation, solar and storage.
Build CoDelivers the infrastructure and data halls with strategic construction partners.
Data CoLeases powered, built capacity to hyperscalers, neoclouds and advanced industry.
Next stepAn introductory conversation. After that, a non-disclosure agreement and access to the data room, tailored to your interest.
Confidential · For discussion only. This is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Forward-looking statements and third-party figures are estimates and benchmarks and may differ materially. Market sources: Statista, July 2026; McKinsey and Company, April 2025; BloombergNEF, December 2025; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, December 2024.
Private and confidential
The flagship campus.
Site detail, maps and studies are shared by invitation. Enter the access code from your invitation.