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For investors

Build the operating evidence for energy-first AI infrastructure

The programme begins with a Western Cape node of 100 kW of IT capacity, designed to establish the operating basis for repeatable modular expansion.

ThesisPOWER → COMPUTE

PathEVIDENCE → EXPANSION

GenerationStorageGridDemand
Why now950 TWh

Projected global data-centre electricity consumption in 2030 · IEA

The mechanismIVB

Developing energy-to-workload control architecture

The first validation node100 kW

Of IT capacity · proposed Western Cape node

A disciplined path to expansion

The first node establishes the operating basis for repeatable growth.

The validation node is designed to establish three connected outcomes.

01

Marketplace traction

Paid operating history, realised utilisation and pricing through an established compute marketplace.

02

Technical performance

Measured energy, storage, thermal and infrastructure behaviour under live workloads.

03

Orchestration

Evidence that workload priority can respond to power availability, battery state, thermal limits and workload value.

Together, these outcomes will inform repeatable modular expansion and the development of direct customer capacity.

Validation workstreams

Resolve the variables that shape expansion.

The programme brings the principal site, technology, demand and delivery questions into one measured operating environment.

Site & power

Establish the land, permissions, energy, fibre and expansion pathway for the first node.

Technology & operations

Establish safe operating limits for the IVB and physical system across the service envelopes.

Demand & economics

Measure workload flexibility, paid utilisation and the commercial basis for the next module.

Delivery & capital

Define partner scopes, governance and a financeable capital structure for expansion.

From validation to expansion

Deploy → measure → refine → expand

Operating results from the first node will inform the configuration, workload mix and delivery sequence for repeatable modular expansion.

Investment

Discuss LibertyGreen's current development programme

LibertyGreen is engaging investors and strategic funders interested in energy, AI infrastructure and the development of scalable compute capacity in power-constrained markets.

Enquiries are handled on the contact page, with Investment preselected.