Data centers
Land, power and equipment for data center developers.
Power is what slows data center projects down. Tell us the megawatts, the location and the timeline. We search our network of sites, power and suppliers.
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Data center
complexities, solved
A site is not powered just because a line runs nearby. It is powered when a utility can deliver the megawatts, to a known point, on a date that fits your schedule.
Land that looks right on a map can miss that test, and so can equipment that arrives after the schedule has moved. We work on both ends.
I need a site or powerPain points we know well
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Land with power
Enough acreage, close to a high-voltage line or substation, with the right zoning.
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Equipment on time
Transformers, switchgear, generators and cooling that fit the build schedule.
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Typical industry wait, July 2026160Weeks
Lead time for generator step-up transformers by the first quarter of 2026.
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Typical industry wait, July 2026125Weeks
Lead time for high-voltage circuit breakers in the second half of 2025.
Ask about faster options
Source: Wood Mackenzie, reported by Reuters, July 9, 2026. Figures are for utility-grade equipment.
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For developers
Offering 01
Land and site sourcing
We look for land that suits a data center: enough acreage, close to power lines or a substation, and the right zoning.
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Developers and owners
Offering 02
Power and site introductions
We know owners and projects with powered land, and we introduce them to developers who need it. Introductions support the equipment we source for the build.
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Developers and builders
Offering 03
Equipment for the build
We source from all Tier 1 suppliers, so the power, cooling and compute equipment a data center needs is covered.
Building on your land? We source equipment from all Tier 1 suppliers.
Top equipment categories
- Transformers
- Switchgear
- Generators
- Power and cooling
- Modular data centers
- GPUs and computeSourced on request. Never stocked.
- Fire suppression
- Something elseTell us what you need
Power, compute and cooling, sourced for your schedule.
We source from all Tier 1 suppliers. Send a BOM, a spec sheet or a short message. A rough list is enough.
Suppliers we source from include
Need a site or power instead? Open this form.
For developers
I need a site or power
Tell us what you are building. A rough number and a region are enough to start the search.
The more you tell us, the faster we search
- The megawatts you need (a range is fine)
- Where: a state, county or region, or a short list
- When you need power or the site
- Whether any power is already secured
- How many acres you need, or "not sure"
- Anything that rules a site out, such as flood zone, water, fiber or zoning
Prefer to talk?
Phone (951) 499-1557
Email ben@bnb-energy.com
Have land or power instead? Open this form.
For landowners and project owners
I have land or power
If you own land, a powered site or a project that needs a buyer or tenant, tell us what you have. We will tell you plainly whether it fits.
What makes land attractive to data center developers
- Power
- Close to a high-voltage line or substation, with megawatts the utility can actually deliver, and a realistic date.
- Acreage
- Hyperscale campuses often need tens of acres. Smaller edge sites need far less.
- Zoning
- Industrial or commercial zoning is easier. Farmland may need rezoning.
- Fiber
- More than one carrier route nearby.
- Water
- Matters for some cooling designs, less for others.
- Flood zone
- A flood zone usually rules a site out.
You do not need to know all of this. Tell us what you know.
What happens next
- You tell us what you have.
- We check whether it fits what developers are asking for.
- If it does, we ask your permission before any introduction.
- Introductions happen under an NDA.
Prefer to talk?
Phone (951) 499-1557
Email ben@bnb-energy.com
Your information stays yours.
Privacy policy- We do not publish names, locations or sizes.
- We ask before we introduce you to anyone.
- Details change hands only under an NDA.
Land where a utility can deliver the megawatts a data center needs, to a known point, by a date that fits the schedule. Being near a power line is not enough.
If you need a site or power: the megawatts, the location and the timeline. If you have land or power: what you have, where it is, and what you know about its power. A rough note is enough.
Power comes first, then acreage, zoning, fiber, water and flood zone. Tell us what you know and we will tell you plainly whether it fits.
BNB does not build projects itself. We work with national EPC partners who design and build, and we source the equipment.
No one without your permission. Details are shared only after you agree to an introduction, and under NDA.
Every size, from a few megawatts to hyperscale campuses. Tell us what you need and we'll tell you plainly how we can help.
Transformers, switchgear and generators. Data center power and cooling equipment, including UPS, PDUs, CDUs and chillers. Modular data centers. GPUs and compute, including CPUs and servers, sourced on request. Fire suppression.
Often, yes. It depends on what you need and how flexible you can be. If you can take an equivalent unit from another manufacturer, a different rating or configuration, or equipment that's already built, we can often find something that ships sooner. Every quote shows the lead time so you can compare.
Yes. If you need to store material before it goes to your site, we can help. Tell us what you need to store, how much and for how long, and we will come back with options.
Equipment: every quote shows a lead time, and we look for options that ship sooner. Sites and power: the utility decides most of that timeline, and we tell you plainly what we find.
We introduce projects to lenders and equity partners. BNB is not a lender. See Capital and Development.
Tell us what you need, or what you have. We'll start looking.
A rough number and a region are enough to start.