Energy & useful computation
Token Compute Partnership
Connect local renewable power with demand for digital work.
- For
- Renewable-facility owners and compute project partners
- Access details
- Public planner and enquiry tools
- Purpose
- Capital & energy
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Purpose
Token Compute Partnership explores adding controllable compute demand to operating renewable-power facilities in Portugal and Spain. Its commercial premise is a second use for electricity when verified local prices and site conditions make export less attractive: produce digital output for customers or networks beyond the local electricity market. It connects energy operations with the practical requirements of computation.
The planning product
The public site presents pilot, modular and campus-scale scopes, with an editable facility and economics planner. Visitors can compare ASIC, AI/HPC and mixed-workload assumptions, inspect readiness requirements and distinguish compute from battery storage. The planner ties supported capacity to repeatable surplus, electrical headroom and auxiliary energy requirements rather than treating generation nameplate capacity as available computing power.
Partners and participation
The intended partnership brings together facility owners, Bittrees and the engineering, equipment and operating expertise needed for a measured project. The proposed process starts with facility data, proceeds through site validation and a pilot, and reaches definitive contracts before scaling. Referral information can accompany an enquiry, giving introducers a clear place in the early conversation.
Integration and practical next steps
The site connects planning to official electricity-market sources, a copyable enquiry email and a bilingual letter-of-intent template. These tools prepare a discussion; they do not automatically transmit the visitor’s data or conclude an agreement. Screening outputs are scenarios rather than quotes, and AI/HPC economics depend on real demand, contracts, connectivity, cooling and operating conditions.
A good place to start
Use the English, Portuguese or Spanish site, enter realistic facility assumptions, then prepare an enquiry with the evidence needed for a site review.