• Indicates BESS projects will support data center development across US
• Also holds 1 GWh of batteries for near-term deplpoyment

Greenflash Infrastructure has secured more than 10 GWh of lithium-ion battery energy storage capacity to support large-scale, energy-ready data center development across the United States, according to a press release.

The company also holds over 1 GWh of batteries available for near-term deployment, with an additional 2 GWh scheduled for delivery in March 2026.

The safe-harbored equipment and on-hand inventory reduce exposure to extended manufacturing timelines and supply-chain uncertainty while preserving optionality to participate in applicable investment tax credit (ITC) frameworks, subject to final regulatory guidance and project-specific conditions.

This combined position enables Greenflash to support accelerated Commercial Operation Dates (CODs) for GWh-scale projects, subject to interconnection readiness and project-specific factors.

In an interview with NPM conducted this past October, Greenflash founder Josh Pruher said the company had already safe-harbored 5 GW of equipment in ERCOT.

Separately, the company has been busy advancing its pipeline in ERCOT which included raising project finance for its 400 MW/800 MWh BESS project—Project Soho-in Brazoria County slated to COD in 2Q26, while also acquiring Rock Rose, 200 MW/400 MWh pre-notice-to-proceed project in Fort Bend County from Advanced Power.