Juvo Energy Seeks Capital Partners for 10GW Data Center Expansion
Juvo Energy is searching for additional capital partners to advance its 10-gigawatt data center portfolio across the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and Southwest Power Pool (SPP), announced in a press release. The company has already progressed 2GW of sites through the interconnection process and partnered with entities to build four projects.
Juvo Energy, a developer of greenfield data centers, has been strategically positioning itself over the past three years by securing land and queue positions in anticipation of rising power demand. The company boasts a portfolio with robust power availability, redundant fiber access, and ample water supply, making it a leader in powering digital infrastructure.
The company is inviting interested capital partners to learn more about its portfolio and investment opportunities, emphasizing the potential for accelerated development and participation in a derisked portfolio. Juvo Energy's team has extensive experience in power generation asset development, having cultivated over 20GW of various energy sources throughout their careers.
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