CONTRASTS the old & new
THE NEW STANDARD
HubOne Critical Utility Infrastructure & Critical Technology Infrastructure : Performance Driven by ExoQ for "Operational Excellence"
Delivering the New Class of Tier One Critical Infrastructure HubOne is the 'new' institutional standard, highly engineered interoperability with a focus on operational excellence, ExoQ. The outcome of ExoQ is quality, invest-ability, revenue, and profits for institutional investors and operators.
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∞ Robust Secure Facilities.
∞ Hardened, Purpose Built Utility Grade.
∞ Cold Weather Quality Standards.
∞ Stable, Protected, Sovereign Geopolitically Safe.
∞ 99.999% Uptime.
Sovereignty Assurance
∞ Regulatory Sovereignty.
∞ Operational Autonomy.
∞ Low Taxation.
Governance Standards
∞ The North American Reliability Corporation, NERC.
∞ Canadian Energy Regulator.
∞ Canadian Electricity Association.
∞ ISO: National Energy Regulator, Regional Grid Associations.
∞ FERC, WECC, MRO & MISO.
World-Class Locations
∞ Foothills Of Alberta, Canada & Saskatchewan, Canada.
∞ Surrounded By UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
∞ Within 2 hours of International Airports - Calgary, Regina, Edmonton.
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Critical Systems & Paired With New Green Power & Systems Management
the old standard
It is no secret that the west and southern of the United States is home to the tech hubs, Silicon Valley, and a large concentration of Bitcoin Mining facilities in the Americas. It is also no secret that there have been major grid and power issues in these regions that support this tech-heavy area.
The key areas of concern for the tech sector are as follows:
- Transmission of Power – resulting in downtime and lost revenue.
- Catastrophic Weather Events Increasing resulting in downtime and lost revenue.
- Ageing Infrastructure Grids Tier 3 – resulting in downtime and lost revenue.
The escalating demands of the tech sector for access to renewable power has reached a crisis for North American utility corporations, with calls across North American regulators and states to study, invest and remediate.
NORTH AMERICAN POWER TESTIMONIALS
NERC President and CEO Jim Robb said, “This sobering report underscores the need to take urgent action on the interdependence between the bulk electric and natural gas systems, including the need for sufficient and reliable gas and electric infrastructure to sustain energy reliability."
"Alphabet’s chairman indicated in February 2023 that interacting with an LLM could “likely cost 10 times more than a standard keyword search." As a standard Google search reportedly uses 0.3 Wh of electricity, this suggests an electricity consumption of approximately 3 Wh per LLM interaction. This figure aligns with Semi Analysis’
"... electricity use could grow sharply if AI’s popularity continues to skyrocket and supply chain constraints loosen, de Vries writes. By 2027, if NVIDIA ships 1.5 million AI servers, that would eat up 85.4 to 134.0 TWh of electricity annually. That rivals the energy hunger of Bitcoin today. "
TECHNOLOGY DEMANDS Driven by AI & High Compute Processing (HCP)
NERC Quote from Winter 2022
FERC REPORT ODESSA 2022 (Tx)
CBC REPORT on Power How Canada Differs 2021 (Tx)
GDO GRID DEPLOYMENT OFFICE USA 2023
NERC LESSONS LEARNED 2023 - 2003
The important note here are the escalations, escalations since 2012, it's about 35+% increase in demand since 2012, as reported by GDO, as above, with little to no remediation.
Why HubOne Was Created: Critical Systems & New Green Power Management