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MDS is a developer of greenfield data project sites and related infrastructure with hosting capacities of 10 - 200+ MW. MDS manages the development of each project site, integrating site identification, due diligence, acquisition, engineering, permits and approvals, transmission interconnection, water supply, and utilities.
MDS is a developer of greenfield data project sites and related infrastructure with hosting capacities of 10 - 200+ MW. MDS manages the development of each project site, integrating site identification, due diligence, acquisition, engineering, permits and approvals, transmission interconnection, water supply, and utilities.
Industry Experience
Industry Experience
MDS is a data site development company meeting our partner's site requirements.
MDS is a data site development company meeting our partner's site requirements.
MSR's leadership team brings more than 70 years of energy related project origination and development experience to ensure the success of its projects.
MSR's leadership team brings more than 70 years of energy related project origination and development experience to ensure the success of its projects.
Site Development
Site Development
Site Identification, Due Diligence, and Control
Site Identification, Due Diligence, and Control
Site and Project Permits and Approvals
Site and Project Permits and Approvals
Transmission Interconnection
Transmission Interconnection
Utilities Procurement
Utilities Procurement
Site Descriptions
Site Descriptions
MDS develops projects in strategic markets with low costs of power and land
MDS develops projects in strategic markets with low costs of power and land
The MDS sites and infrastructure are capable of supporting data centers with a capacity of up to 200 MW+.
The MDS sites and infrastructure are capable of supporting data centers with a capacity of up to 200 MW+.
Backup power at the sites is available from batteries, diesel and natural gas generation, and fuel cells.
Backup power at the sites is available from batteries, diesel and natural gas generation, and fuel cells.
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