# Market

The $467B distributed power gap. Every major sector is hitting the grid wall. Demand is here. Infrastructure is years behind.

## Who we serve

- **EV fleets** — depots that need tens to hundreds of kilowatts tomorrow, not 2–5 years from now
- **Data centers** — operators holding leased land that can't be energized on schedule
- **Industrial & commercial** — sites paying punishing demand charges or running expensive backup diesel
- **Real estate developers** — projects whose revenue calendar is gated on utility interconnection
- **Petrol stations** — operators adding EV charging without waiting on the local utility
- **Rental** — short-term on-site power for construction, events, and temporary loads

## Why now

The US grid is undergoing a simultaneous surge in demand (EV charging, AI data centers, reshored manufacturing) and a slowdown in new interconnection capacity. Average queue times in major ISOs are 3–7 years. Customers with revenue tied to a project deadline cannot wait.

## The GX230 answer

A 200 kW modular unit that deploys in ~4 weeks, runs on any fuel the customer can source locally, and operates standalone, grid-tied, or in a microgrid. One unit fits in a parking space; multiple units parallel cleanly for larger loads.

## Next

- [See the technology](/technology/)
- [Run your site through the simulator](/simulator/)
- [Contact sales](/contact/)