As mega data centers build private power systems to sustain AI growth, NextNRG delivers scalable energy independence to hospitals, manufacturers, municipalities and businesses.

America’s electricity market is changing fast. The newest generation of mega data centers, costing tens of billions, are no longer relying on the grid alone. To support AI growth, they’re now being approved and financed with the requirement that they build private power plants and energy infrastructure. 

This marks a turning point: energy independence is becoming essential for growth. But while trillion-dollar tech companies can invest in building their own utilities, other operations such as hospitals, logistics hubs, manufacturers, and small businesses can't.

That’s where NextNRG comes in. We equip critical sectors with the same level of resilience and control through a suite of technologies, including RENCAST™ AI/ML-driven forecasting, advanced microgrid controllers, and modular clean energy systems. With these solutions, industries can cut costs, strengthen operations, and safeguard against rising energy prices, without having to build billion-dollar power plants.

“Data centers are showing us the future: they can only expand by acting as their own utilities,” said Dr. Arif Sarwat, Chief Technology Officer at NextNRG. “But energy independence shouldn’t just belong to tech giants. Hospitals, municipalities, and manufacturers all need the same resilience, and they need it today. NextNRG is making that independence practical, affordable, and scalable for every sector.”

Why This Matters

• AI Electricity Demand – U.S. data centers’ share of electricity use is expected to triple in the next decade (Tom’s Hardware).

  
  

• Grid Strain – Utilities are under pressure to expand capacity, with costs expected to ripple down to businesses and households (Business Insider).

  
  

• Broader Need – Critical institutions can’t afford to wait for the grid to catch up; they require resilient, independent solutions now.

With NextNRG, energy independence becomes not just a tool for tech giants—but a reliable, cost-effective path for every sector that depends on uninterrupted power.