The Company is developing the power, land, and connectivity that AI and high-performance computing operators require — resources for which, in the Company's view, access to large and reliable electricity supply has become a primary constraint on growth. To meet that demand, EVTV has established a development platform engineered to support up to 500 megawatts (MW) of planned behind-the-meter power capacity.

To illustrate the scale of that capacity: 500 MW is roughly enough electricity to power a mid-sized American city — on the order of 375,000 homes — and is comparable to the power that runs a large artificial intelligence data center campus, the kind being developed by the world's largest technology companies.

The Company currently operates approximately 6 MW of deployed digital infrastructure, with additional deployment phases underway — operational capacity in the ground today and a defined development path toward a substantially larger platform. Alongside its power development, EVTV has expanded its controlled development footprint to more than 548 acres, positioning the Company on the supply side of one of the fastest-growing demand curves in the global economy.

Executing the Merger and Development Agreement with AZIO AI

While the proposed transaction with AZIO AI remains subject to customary closing conditions, EVTV and AZIO AI have continued working collaboratively to advance infrastructure planning, energy development, site expansion, fiber deployment, and long-term digital infrastructure opportunities.

Since execution of the MDA, the Company has expanded its controlled development footprint to more than 548 acres through executed lease agreements, development rights, and strategic site-control arrangements. It has established the platform supporting up to 500 MW of planned behind-the-meter power capacity, positioning EVTV to pursue opportunities across artificial intelligence, enterprise computing, cloud infrastructure, high-performance computing, and energy-backed digital infrastructure markets.

The Company has further secured dedicated fiber infrastructure for current operations and future expansion, while advancing natural gas interconnection activities and energy infrastructure planning designed to support scalable growth.

Management believes the combination of strategic land control, scalable energy resources, dedicated connectivity, and disciplined infrastructure development creates a platform capable of supporting long-term demand from some of the fastest-growing segments of the global economy.

Key Development Milestones

  • Controlled development footprint expanded to more than 548 acres
  • Development platform engineered to support up to 500 MW of planned behind-the-meter power capacity — comparable to the energy needs of a large AI data center campus
  • Approximately 6 MW of digital infrastructure currently operational, with additional deployment phases underway
  • Dedicated fiber infrastructure secured for current and future operations
  • Natural gas interconnection requests progressing through engineering review
  • Multi-phase infrastructure strategy supporting artificial intelligence, enterprise computing, cloud services, and high-performance digital infrastructure