Power where the grid is the bottleneck.
Community solar, storage, high-power charging, smart-grid and off-grid systems, and power islands sited with the load. We develop for investor clients and for our own portfolio, take a project through the gates, and hand it over — we are not an operator and do not hold energy assets long term.
What we develop
Community solar
Subscription solar on qualifying parcels — origination, interconnection strategy, permitting and site control through to a project that meets the in-development test.
Energy storage
Standalone and co-located battery storage in incentive-rich states. 250 MW / 1 GWh in development today.
High-power charging
Truck and fleet charging where the power requirement outruns the feeder — sited with storage and on-site generation so the depot does not wait on a substation.
Smart-grid & off-grid
Islanded and grid-parallel systems for sites the grid cannot serve on the timeline the site needs — controls, storage and generation designed as one system.
Power islands
Solid-oxide fuel cells or linear generators with storage, sited with the load: firm power in months, no interconnection queue, recovered heat and water.
Institutional solar
Behind-the-meter solar for campuses, hotels and distributed portfolios, developed alongside the compute and storage they will serve.
Across Massachusetts and Texas. In development: land qualifies, permits are obtainable, interconnection applied for, no major red flags.
TechOps.AI portfolioDeveloped and sold or fund-acquired. This is the prior track record our principals bring, not a TechOps entity claim.
Principals' prior workOur own projects in Massachusetts, currently in development.
TechOps.AI portfolioThe 50 MW figure is our principals’ prior work, completed before TechOps.AI. The 250 MW / 1 GWh and 2–5 MW figures are the company’s current portfolio. We keep those apart deliberately — an investor checking the entity’s history should find exactly what we said they would.
How a project gets through
Pre-development
Land and site assessment, local permits, interconnection strategy and the early work that establishes whether a project is real. This is what we sell to investor clients.
Development
Interconnection, permitting and site control taken through to a project that meets the in-development test — land qualifies, permits obtainable, interconnection applied for, no major red flags.
Handed over, not retained
Projects are delivered to the client. We are not an operator and do not hold energy assets long term.
Our own solar portfolio
Alongside client work we develop our own solar projects — currently 2–5 MW in development in Massachusetts.
The in-development test, as a board. Every project carries one; the stage word is what the board says, not what the deck says.
What the stage words mean
These are used loosely across the industry. Here is exactly what we mean by each, so there is nothing to interpret.
- Pre-development
- Land assessment, local permits and early interconnection work — establishing whether a project is real before anyone commits development capital.
- In development
- Land qualifies. Permits are obtainable. Interconnection has been applied for. Environmental study applied for or approvable. No major red flags.
- Developed
- Built and sold, or acquired by a fund. Finished, not in progress.
The constraints that actually decide projects.
None of them reaches down to single-digit megawatts — which is why small distributed projects follow a different route entirely.
Tariff review across 34 states, 2026Distribution transformers run 18–24 months. Equipment, not paperwork, sets the real clock on most projects.
Equipment market review, 2026Against an all-time system peak of 24,000 MW. More demand queued than the utility has ever delivered.
Illinois Commerce Commission order, March 2026Talk to us about a project.
Whether you are funding development work, hold land and want to know what is possible on it, or run a depot that cannot wait for a substation — tell us the geography and the stage.
Power islands for compute are delivered with Numetal ↗, a TechOps.AI company.