Host a PolyGrid site

Turn spare power and space into a new source of value.

You provide a suitable location and electricity. PolyGrid installs, owns and operates the compute infrastructure.

A compact containerized PolyGrid deployment beside a large commercial greenhouse, connected by a recovered-heat loop

A simpler host model

Your site. Our operation.

✓ No equipment purchase

✓ No infrastructure investment

✓ No compute operation to manage

✓ Starlink connectivity provided

✓ Remote monitoring and maintenance

Heat recovery

The electricity powers the compute. The heat is a recoverable output.

Instead of rejecting compute heat outdoors, a matched site can use it for greenhouse or stable heating, hot water, crop drying or an industrial process.

ElectricityAI computeRecovered heatExisting heat need
UP TO 90%

recoverable as useful heat in an optimized liquid-cooled installation.

What makes a good site?

We look at the whole operating fit.

01

Power

Reliable capacity with a workable electrical connection.

02

Space

Approximately 400 square feet with practical equipment access.

03

Heat demand

A nearby, compatible use improves both economics and environmental performance.

How the 90% figure works

Nearly all electrical energy consumed by computing equipment ultimately becomes heat. The stated maximum assumes approximately 95% heat capture, 98% heat-exchanger efficiency and 97% distribution efficiency: 0.95 × 0.98 × 0.97 ≈ 90%.

Actual recovery and annual reuse depend on equipment, temperatures, pipe runs, climate, site design and concurrent heating demand. “Up to 90%” describes heat delivered under suitable operating conditions; it is not guaranteed annual reuse.

ASHRAE technical context ↗ · U.S. DOE design guidance ↗

Have space and power?

Let’s see if your site fits.

Tell us about the available power, space and how heat could be used. PolyGrid provides the connectivity.

Tell us about your site