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The portfolio

Power in places that never get a data centre.

Five positions across four countries. Each one says what stage it is at, because the stages are far apart.

Where the power sits North-west coast, Sri Lanka: 100 MW, In development. Undisclosed, Kazakhstan: 100 MW, In development. Ankara region, Türkiye: Under study, Concept. Dallas–Fort Worth, United States: 500 kW, Power available. San Francisco Bay Area, United States: 5 MW, Power available. 100 MW 100 MW Under study 500 kW 5 MW
  • Sri Lanka 100 MW
  • Kazakhstan 100 MW
  • Türkiye Under study
  • United States 500 kW
  • United States 5 MW

Power available

Energised, waiting on hardware.

Energised service, ready for deployment.

  • Dallas–Fort Worth

    United States

    500 kW Grid

    A load this size sits under the threshold that sends a project into the multi-year interconnection queue. It connects through standard distribution service in weeks. Freight and civils set the schedule.

    Open United States

    Where this stands
    Energised and available. A pilot deployment is the next step.
    What comes next
    A first Module 20 on the pad.

  • San Francisco Bay Area

    United States

    5 MW Grid

    New substation headroom around the Bay is spoken for years out. An energised service is the scarce thing. Compute placed here sits inside the latency envelope that voice and interactive workloads need.

    Open United States

    Where this stands
    Energised and available, inside the Bay Area latency envelope.
    What comes next
    A yard on the pad, and a first offtaker.

In development

Reachable, not yet contracted.

Access to the generation, working toward an agreement.

  • North-west coast

    Sri Lanka

    100 MW Wind

    The north-west coast runs 8 to 9 metres per second at hub height, and the island's wind capacity sits there for that reason. Transmission out of the region has not kept pace with what the turbines can produce, so generation gets curtailed when the lines fill. A load placed at the generation draws power the grid cannot move.

    Open Sri Lanka

    Where this stands
    Nawa reaches this capacity through a long-standing relationship with the platform that operates it.
    What comes next
    A capacity agreement, and confirmation that a private offtaker can be served directly.

  • Undisclosed

    Kazakhstan

    100 MW Grid

    Kazakhstan holds surplus thermal generation. A government framework allocates power to energy-intensive computing at capped tariffs on ten-year terms, and the eligibility rules are written for one large load on one site.

    Open Kazakhstan

    Where this stands
    Nawa has access to an allocation of this size under that framework.
    What comes next
    A named site, an allocation confirmed in writing, and export-control clearance for any hardware placed there.

Concept

Under study.

A region under study.

  • Ankara region

    Türkiye

    Under study Grid and renewables

    Türkiye is drawing hyperscale investment on data-residency demand and a state incentive package for data centres. Installed generation runs near 115 GW. The binding constraint is transmission: the renewables sit in the centre and the east, and the industrial load sits in the north-west. Ankara sits between them.

    Open Türkiye

    Where this stands
    Nawa is studying the region against the incentive regime and the transmission position.
    What comes next
    A site, and a transmission study against it.

Why these

The power nobody else can reach.

Every one of these sits outside the markets that hyperscale developers bid into. Some are behind a transmission constraint. Some are in a jurisdiction that wants the load and has written a framework to attract it. Two are small enough to connect in weeks.

A campus cannot follow power to any of them. A unit that ships on a truck can.

Next

Bring a service of your own.

Nawa is adding positions. A site with an under-drawn service or curtailed generation is the conversation worth having.

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