Powering the AI Revolution
A nearly 4 GW Multisite Powered Land Portfolio delivering speed-to-market data center infrastructure across America
A nearly 4 GW Multisite Powered Land Portfolio delivering speed-to-market data center infrastructure across America
AI drives 10–40× more power demand. Hyperscalers need 30+ GW by 2030 but face multiyear queue delays.
8 sites across 6 states totaling over 3,000 acres and 1.3 GW of initial capacity, scalable to 4 GW.
Speed to Market: 1–2 year fast-track timeline. Secured assets, flowing power on brownfield or advanced greenfield sites.
Skylar leverages its leadership team's over 100 years of experience in gas & power across multiple respected companies.
Founder and Managing Partner of Skylar Opportunities LLC, leading the company's strategic vision and powered land portfolio development.
Joined Skylar in 2012 from Société Générale where he was Managing Director and Co-Head of Power. Previously CCO and Head of North American Power for BP Energy with prior leadership roles at Deutsche Bank, RWE, Engie, and El Paso Energy.
Direct experience in the development, hedging, and management of over 1000 MW of assets across North America. Over 20 years of experience in Western U.S. power markets.
Joined Skylar in 2022, responsible for valuation, structuring, and developing business strategy. Over 20 years of merchant energy and utility experience in power and gas markets, including renewable energy and storage.
Highly experienced in trading operations, energy economics, risk, and origination support and strategy.
With Skylar since 2016, responsible for executing renewable energy and battery storage business development strategy. Over 35 years of utility-scale power experience, with 15 years of renewable energy and 7 years of energy storage.
Highly experienced in development, financing, construction, operations, and asset management of renewable energy projects.
Map highlights Skylar development project sizes at final stages of powered land.
* Skylar site control
Our focus in the data center value chain
Skylar's deep experience in powered land comes from our background in power generation and power markets.
Land leased/owned long-term (e.g., 80 years)
Sited and permitted for data center use (major approvals in place)
Land with reliable, committed power supply and often power infrastructure in place (substation, utility load, gas backup)
Ready for immediate data center construction
Completed infrastructure with power to racks and connectivity options
Typically omits racks, cooling system, and other critical IT infrastructure
Fully equipped facility (either in-construction or operational)
Includes infrastructure, systems, and often IT components — ready for immediate use
Boulder City, NV · 25 miles SE of Las Vegas
Townsite Solar 2 ("TS2") commenced development of the project.
TS2 executed three-year lease option for 88.5 acres with Boulder City, NV for a solar project.
BLM issued a 30-year ROW grant for 85 acres on BLM land adjacent to the City site for solar project.
TS2 executed interconnection agreement with Southern Nevada Water Authority for bilateral transmission on a newly-constructed 230 kV line connecting the project site to the Mead substation.
TS2 executed purchase orders with HICO for the transformer and two high-voltage breakers.
TS2 applied to amend its BLM ROW Grant to construct a data center on BLM-managed land.
TS2 submitted a Land Management Process Application (LMP) to add a data center use to the Phase 1 parcel on the site in addition to a BESS.
The BLM issued a ROW amendment approving a 28-year ROW for a data center on the BLM land.