Partners
Built for Flexible Partnerships
MetalWave works across the full structure of a project — as a site developer, a build-to-suit counterparty, a joint development partner, and a recipient of infrastructure capital.
Who We Work With
Three partnership tracks
Each track enters the platform at a different point, but all three depend on the same underlying capability: deliverable Texas power.
Data Center / Compute Users
Hyperscalers, AI infrastructure developers, GPU cloud operators, colocation providers, and HPC developers looking for Texas capacity.
- Powered land
- Site delivery
- Build-to-suit
- Infrastructure development
- Expansion pipeline
- Energy strategy
EPC & Infrastructure Partners
EPC contractors, electrical contractors, substation developers, equipment suppliers, and construction partners.
- Joint development
- Power-ready project opportunities
- Equipment sourcing
- Construction partnerships
- Electrical infrastructure
Capital Partners
Infrastructure funds, private equity, real estate capital, energy and data center investors, family offices, and strategic capital.
- Powered land development
- Data center infrastructure
- Project-level investment
- Joint ventures
- Platform capital
- Long-duration infrastructure opportunities
What Partners Are Underwriting
Assets, not intentions
Figures describe owned and controlled assets and opportunities at varying stages. Capacity is not presented as secured or contracted unless expressly stated.
Deal Structures
How engagements are typically structured
Structure follows the counterparty's capability and risk appetite, not a fixed template.
Where Partners Plug In
From Raw Land to Powered Infrastructure
Capital typically enters at land or power; EPC partners at interconnection or infrastructure; compute users anywhere from infrastructure onward.
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Land
Strategic land acquisition and site control near power, fiber, water, transportation, and gas infrastructure.
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Power
Utility capacity assessment, grid studies, on-site generation opportunities, and energy strategy.
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Interconnection
Utility engagement, study coordination, transmission / distribution interface, and energization planning.
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Infrastructure
Substations, transformers, switchgear, fiber, water, cooling, roads, and balance-of-site infrastructure.
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Compute
Development-ready environments for data centers, AI infrastructure, HPC, and flexible large loads.