Tell us what you need to power.

Capacity, location and the date you need power on site. That is enough for us to tell you whether BaseBlue Power can serve it, and on what schedule. We reply to every enquiry.

The request

One form. A real answer.

This goes to our team, not to a mailbox. If the site does not work for a BaseBlue Power plant we will say so, and say why.

We use what you send only to answer you. No newsletter, no list, no third-party advertising. How we handle your data

The firm load you need served, in MW. An approximate number is enough at this stage — capacity is built in blocks of 1 to 1.5 MW.

State or region. Access to natural gas, water, CO₂ infrastructure and permitting is what decides whether a site works.

The date you need power on site. Behind-the-meter generation is not in an interconnection queue, so the schedule is ours to plan.

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What happens next

From your message to a signed offtake.

The same four steps every time. Nothing here needs a procurement process to start — the first two cost you one email and one call.

  1. 01

    We read it and reply

    A person on the team reads your request and comes back to you. If we cannot serve it, that answer arrives just as fast as a yes.

  2. 02

    Site screening

    We screen the location against what the plant actually needs: proximal natural gas, water, CO₂ offtake infrastructure and a permitting path outside a non-attainment area.

  3. 03

    Indicative structure, under NDA

    Under a mutual NDA we put numbers on it: block count and phasing, the commercial structure, and the schedule to power on site. Pricing is only ever discussed here.

  4. 04

    Offtake negotiation

    Term sheet, then a power purchase agreement negotiated alongside the CO₂ offtake, front-end engineering and EPC contracting that follow from it.

Scope today

What we can commit to, and what we cannot.

BaseBlue Power’s first project is a 250 MW behind-the-meter plant. It is in development — it is not generating power today, and we will not tell you otherwise on a call.

  • 250MW

    Behind-the-meter capacity in development

  • 1–1.5MW

    Per module block, so capacity is added as the load grows

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