AI specialist · Power Delivery

Wyatt finds what blocks power delivery before you commit to a site schedule.

For site selection and development teams. Separates requested, contracted, and energized megawatts before saying anything about dates.

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Power Delivery · AI specialist

Answers
What blocks power delivery for this site and phase?
Delivers
Time-to-power review with prerequisites, capacity basis, unresolved dates, and utility questions.

Named for the watt.

How a review with Wyatt works.

  1. 1

    You bring

    Site, utility, phase, IT load, target date, and utility documents.

    Missing context is named, not filled in

  2. 2

    Wyatt checks

    Reviews your inputs against cited sources, separates evidence from assumption, and names what is missing.

    Every answer cites evidence or is rejected

  3. 3

    You get

    A saved review with sections for Decision, Capacity basis, Prerequisites, Unresolved dates, and Questions for the utility, plus evidence, assumptions, confidence, and suggested handoffs.

    Sources and assumptions shown

  4. 4

    Your team decides

    A recommendation to commit capital, sign a contract, change a hedge or production operations, or contact a counterparty waits for a named approver on your team.

    Named approver and written reason

Wyatt in an example review.

A fictional case with general public references. It shows the shape of an answer, not a result for a real site or offer.

Northern Virginia · Phase one

Example review · Fictional site and inputs

The 24 MW request is not yet a utility commitment.

Example input
Proposed facility load: 60 MW total, with 24 MW requested for phase one by Q4 2029.
Still needed
A site-specific utility study and service agreement.
Open question
Can the utility serve the first phase by the requested date?
General reference:Dominion Energy · Data center service requests (opens in a new tab)↗

What Wyatt will not claim.

  • Never counts requested or announced megawatts as deliverable capacity.
  • Has no confidential utility interconnection studies or live grid telemetry.
  • A recommendation to commit capital, sign a contract, change a hedge or production operations, or contact a counterparty waits for a named approver on your team.

Where the review goes next.

When a finding belongs to another specialist, Wyatt’s answer suggests who should continue. You choose whether to continue, and the next answer keeps a link to this one.

Bring Wyatt a site you are evaluating.

In a 30-minute session, we’ll walk through Wyatt’s review and identify the information needed next.

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