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AI needs power. The region grows it.

Across Thailand and Southeast Asia, demand for AI compute is outpacing the power available to run it.

Southeast Asian farmland at golden hour
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01Market

Four forces, one gap.

Thailand as a hub

Thailand is a leading Southeast Asian destination for data center investment, backed by digital-economy policy and investment incentives.

Regional scale-up

Growing digital populations, cloud adoption and AI services are driving build-out across the region.

Pipelines outrun power

Planned capacity is well ahead of what is operating, and firm power to new sites is the bottleneck.

Renewables in demand

Policy is opening direct renewable supply, and buyers want clean, traceable energy.

02Why behind the meter

Generation and compute, side by side.

  • Scale without waiting on long grid build-outs
  • Firm 24/7 renewable supply matched to always-on AI loads
  • Electricity travels metres, not hundreds of kilometres
  • Predictable, controllable energy costs
  • A repeatable site template wherever residue is plentiful
03Why we scale faster

Power first. Capacity sooner.

Our model removes the usual bottlenecks between demand and delivered AI capacity.

Power-first, behind the meter

We secure generation first and connect compute directly, with no wait in the grid interconnection queue.c3

Modular containers

Factory-built compute modules deploy in months, not the years a conventional build takes.c3

Year-round fuel

Tropical agriculture supplies residue in every month, so supply does not depend on one season.c3

Phased PPA model

Start on contracted power, then build our own generation, so capacity grows step by step with demand.c3

What customers get
  • Fast capacity. Dedicated GPU capacity delivered on a modular timeline.
  • Green proof. Energy-source reporting through Proof of Green Compute.
  • Regional latency. In-country infrastructure close to users across Thailand and Southeast Asia.

Build the power layer for AI in Southeast Asia.

We work with energy producers, agricultural processors, landowners, technology providers, compute customers and long-term investors.