Jun 26, 2025 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
DigitalBridge and energy investor ArcLight Capital have invested capital commitments totaling $500 million in a new dispatchable power firm targeting data centers- Takanock, which describes itself as a provider of digital and power infrastructure solutions.
The company aims to address the power shortages in core markets by providing flexible on-site power solutions able to serve as primary power until the completion of a substation and a wholesale grid resource thereafter.
"To meet the increasingly compute-intensive needs of hyperscalers and large-scale data center operators, it's essential to combine expertise from both the energy and digital sectors," said Kenneth Davies, founder and CEO of Takanock. "What makes this partnership so significant is our ability to deliver integrated solutions, accelerating time to power for new data center deployment while strengthening grid reserve margins and flexibility.”
On its website, Takanock said its patent-pending utility yard configuration “utilizes proven technologies to integrate purpose-built natural gas generation” into its data center design. Once shovel-ready, Takanock said it will sell these sites to data center operators.
