Alaska IDI is developing power and compute capacity at Prudhoe Bay from stranded North Slope natural gas, for O&G operators, sovereign and enterprise compute buyers. Connectivity is procured from subsea cable providers on the trans-polar route. Capacity is reserved on Mazipan OS standard terms, with deposits held in escrow.
Alaska IDI develops the Prudhoe Bay node: power generation and compute capacity. Connectivity to the Pacific and Atlantic digital economies is procured from subsea cable providers on the trans-polar route, on the same standard terms available to any buyer.
The North Slope's thermodynamic environment delivers structural performance advantages over temperate and tropical data center locations that compound at scale.
Power generation procurement runs on two tracks, OEM turbine supply and EPC contractor evaluation, converging at FEED initiation targeted for H2 2027. OEM and EPC counterparties are disclosed to qualified participants under NDA.
Alaska IDI follows a disciplined development sequence anchored by regulatory, financing, and procurement milestones rather than aspirational construction targets. Dates are indicative and subject to FEED, permitting and turbine delivery.
Alaska IDI is structured for three distinct anchor counterparty categories, each with a different commercial rationale, engagement trigger, and instrument profile. Together they form the demand stack that makes the project financeable.
Alaska IDI is the flagship deployment of the Mazipan OS instrument architecture — converting anchor demand into escrowed, insurable and financeable commitments.
Anchor tenant capacity reservations, OEM and EPC engagement, and institutional enquiries are managed through the Mazipan OS platform.