$75B

Energy project deal experience

50 GW

Projects
developed

100 MW

Owner/operator experience

20,000 acres

Pipeline of proprietary land

Powering the  Future of U.S.  Land Development

Fernetic Energy Partners (FEP) is an energy development company that partners with U.S. property owners to identify scalable data center, industrial load, and energy storage opportunities on underutilized parcels of land. Leveraging 100+ years of development and project finance expertise – alongside relationships with banks, farmers, and industrial landlords – FEP’s mission aims to ease grid stress, site projects where utilities need them most, and unlock real value for landowners.

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What We Do

Partnerships

FEP partners with local property owners and utilities to unlock underutilized land for data center, industrial load, and energy storage projects. This partnership focus allows us to secure long-term site control by:

Sharing project profits directly with landowners in-exchange for low-cost land options
Building relationships and coordinating with utilities to optimally site projects
Developing custom projects to align with local industrial needs

Site Selection

All of FEP’s sites are sourced through on-the-ground insights and strong relationships with landowners, utilities, and local governments. Once identified, FEP prioritizes the highest potential sites using analysis of:

Interconnection queue positioning and transmission upgrades
Nodal pricing and locational marginal value
Permitting constraints, zoning overlays, and local land-use risk

Capital Structuring

FEP’s unique capability to structure and provide the full capital stack for every project we develop accelerates timelines, reduces execution risk, and enhances returns for project buyers through offerings such as:

Tax equity bridge loans
Construction-to-term loans
Tax equity investments

Project Execution

FEP runs the entire project development process, from siting to sale. Throughout a project’s development life-cycle, Fernetic will typically manage:

Environmental studies, permitting, and interconnection
PPA negotiation with utilities and large power users
Project diligence and sales (at NTP), project construction, owning/operating top-tier assets

What We Do

FEP partners with local property owners and utilities to unlock underutilized land for data center, industrial load, and energy storage projects. This partnership focus allows us to secure long-term site control by:

Sharing project profits directly with landowners in-exchange for low-cost land options

Building relationships and coordinating with utilities to optimally site projects

Developing custom projects to align with local industrial needs
All of FEP’s sites are sourced through on-the-ground insights and strong relationships with landowners, utilities, and local governments. Once identified, FEP prioritizes the highest potential sites using analysis of:

Interconnection queue positioning and transmission upgrades

Nodal pricing and locational marginal value

Permitting constraints, zoning overlays, and local land-use risk
FEP’s unique capability to structure and provide the full capital stack for every project we develop accelerates timelines, reduces execution risk, and enhances returns for project buyers through offerings such as:

Tax equity bridge loans

Construction-to-term loans

Tax equity investments
FEP runs the entire project development process, from siting to sale. Throughout a project’s development life-cycle, Fernetic will typically manage:

Environmental studies, permitting, and interconnection

PPA negotiation with utilities and large power users

Project diligence and sales (at NTP), project construction, owning/operating top-tier assets

Whom We Serve

FEP partners with farmers across the U.S. to develop load and storage projects on agricultural land, boosting land values and creating new income streams. These partnerships give FEP low-cost land access, a scalable development pipeline, and provide landowners with a direct share of the profits generated on their land.

20,000 ACRES

Land owned by farmers that have already partnered with FEP

4M+ ACRES

Identified farmland across California and Texas ideally located for battery and energy developmen

$100k/acre+

Average value per acre of post-development farmland (across storage, load, and industrial uses)

FEP partners with heavy-industry (e.g., railways and smelters) to A) help utilities and local governments site large load projects near strategic pockets of capacity, and B) help railroad companies develop projects on underutilized rail sites to generate new lease income and/or deliver power and storage to rail customers.

40%

U.S. industrial energy consumption that will rely on electricity by 2035 (steel, cement, chemicals)

1M+ ACRES

Underutilized U.S. rail property, including depots and corridors that is potentially available to FEP

99%

U.S. metro areas and data-intensive markets that are intersected by Class I rail lines

FEP partners with owners and operators of digital infrastructure assets to help site data centers A) where utilities are most eager to add large load customers. In addition, we also work with local governments to market sites within their municipal boundaries, secure financing, and streamline permitting for developments.

30x

Increase in projected U.S. data center power demand from ~4 GW in 2024 to ~120 GW by 2035

$20B+

Planned 2026-2028 data center development CapEx that FEP is helping site

84%

Developers now ranking power availability as a top-three site selection factor

FEP partners with utilities to help site load and storage projects where the utilities need them most. By maintaining a flexible development philosophy that aims to create solutions (not headaches) for local utilities, FEP is able to lower costs for utilities/ratepayers, increase grid resilience, and reduce interconnect timelines.

2,600 GW+

Projects stuck in queues (location mismatches, upgrade costs, poor utility coordination)

65%

Existing fossil capacity (100 GW) expected to retire by 2035

5 YEARS

Average interconnect wait time across the U.S.

Digital Infrastructure

Metal Production

Aerospace Infrastructure

Advanced Manufacturing

Project Types

Where We Operate

Our Team

Stephen Harrington

Head of Development

Alex Beck

Land Acquisition

John Marciano

Structuring & Legal

PJ Sandhu

Farmer Relations

Kevin Harty

Capital Markets

Antoine Bishara

Project Finance