Site-owner offtake
Your interconnection is already paid for
A sequence for unused-grid owners: pad, feed, offtake, exit — without waiting for the building to exist.
A developer in the Southwest had interconnection they had already paid for. The hall was two years late. The transformer sat warm and the debt clock ran. They did not need another homepage about AI factories. They needed a counterparty who would show up with a module, a pad spec, and an exit when the permanent building finally opened. This site is that sequence. The commercial pages live on pacific.space — start with high-density GPU colocation if you already own hardware, or book the offtake call if the asset is the interconnect itself.
Stranded interconnection is a wasting asset
You already paid for the study, the deposit, the feed. Every idle month is interest, not “optional upside.” Write down what is actually live: voltage, available megawatts, pad access, who owns the meter. That inventory is the start of offtake, not a branding exercise. If the permanent project is late, treat offtake as a bridge with an exit — the same logic as bridge capacity on the mothership, told from the site owner’s side of the table.
Go live means a pad and a feed, not a topping-out
The site work that unblocks a module is boring on purpose: a prepared pad and a power feed. The unit arrives complete, is craned on, and is commissioned remotely. That is a go-live definition a lender can underwrite. It is not a promise that the office building, the chilled-water plant, or the campus network are finished. If you own HGX hardware and need the envelope assessed, use Pacific colocation.
Do not twin a product homepage here
gopacific.space is not a second gopacific.ai and not a clone of pacific.space. When you want Pacific to model how the site actually operates — systems, operators, constraints — the mothership writeup is the Pacific platform page. When you want a human on the offtake path, book 30 minutes.
From the desk
What to do with stranded power: a site-owner offtake guide
Unused interconnection is already paid for. Here is the sequence — pad, feed, offtake, exit — without waiting on the building.
Turn the unused feed into a decision
Bring interconnection facts, not a pitch. Start on colocation or platform, then book the call.