We build gas plants of 20 to 100 MW right next to your site and have the power on in 12 to 24 months. Movable nuclear comes next.
How it works
You sign for megawatts, not for a power plant. We plan it, own it, run it and we carry the risk that it is there when you need it.
20 to 100 MW on site
Modular gas engines next to the data center, with spare units, so one engine can be down for service and you still have full power.
Power in 12 to 24 months
The grid takes five years or more in most US markets. Engines ship and get permitted a lot faster than that.
One monthly charge
A capacity contract over 7 to 15 years. The gas goes through at cost, so you always see what you pay for fuel and what you pay for us.
We own and run it
Our crews, our engines, one project company per plant. You get an availability guarantee of 98% or more.
Why now
Everyone wants power at the same time. The grid queues are full and the big turbines are sold out until 2028, so smaller engine plants are the fastest way to get firm power right now.
Average wait from grid request to power in the US
EnverusOn-site gas power announced for US data centers
RBC Capital Markets, May 2026From order to power with modular gas engines
Rabobank, May 2026After the boom
Engines last more than 20 years, longer than any contract we sign. When a data center finally gets its grid line, the plant becomes backup power, or the units go on trucks to the next site. Hospitals, hotels, factories and cold storage all need power that does not go off, so the plant keeps working after the first customer.
- Hospitals and care homes
- Hotels and resorts
- Factories and food plants
- Cold storage and logistics
- Grocery and retail chains
- Water, ports and campuses
Next: nuclear
05Gas is how we start. The long goal stays the same: factory-built nuclear plants that can move to where the power is needed. This is what we work on next.
Talk to us
Malte Wagenbach, Founder
malte@vantarenergy.com