New York, NY – December 23, 2025 – As global demand for energy surges under the pressure of AI, advanced manufacturing, and infrastructure modernization, a next-generation energy infrastructure platform is advancing toward the launch of its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Q1 2026, following growing domestic and international engagement.
The platform is designed to address one of the most pressing constraints facing modern economies: scalable, reliable power availability. Rather than incremental optimization, the system focuses on infrastructure-grade energy architecture—integrating generation, storage, and deployment into modular units capable of supporting 5–10 MW clusters, with clear pathways for expansion into larger campuses.
Industry leaders increasingly recognize that energy—not capital or talent—is now the primary bottleneck for AI deployment, industrial growth, and national competitiveness.
“This is no longer a policy debate or a commodity cycle,” said a spokesperson for the platform. “It is a physics and infrastructure challenge. Systems either scale—or they don’t.”
Over the past year, engagement has accelerated across nine countries, reflecting shared challenges faced by governments, utilities, and industrial operators seeking alternatives to strained grids and delayed legacy projects. Discussions are focused on pilot deployments, manufacturing alignment, and long-term infrastructure partnerships.
To support rising demand, the company is preparing to open its first U.S. factory in Q1 2026, positioning the platform to serve energy-intensive sectors including AI data centers, advanced manufacturing, logistics, and public-private infrastructure initiatives.
With manufacturing preparations underway, the company is opening discussions with institutional investors, government stakeholders, enterprise clients, and strategic partners to align capital, production capacity, and deployment timelines ahead of launch.
About the Platform
The platform develops scalable, next-generation energy infrastructure designed for modern economic systems. By treating energy as foundational infrastructure rather than a commodity input, it aims to support long-term growth across industry, technology, and national development.
Media Contact
Company Name: ASE PAC ENERGY Corridor Honos Energy – NPEG
Contact Person: Dr. Richard Encarnacion
Country: United States
Website: http://www.Ase-Pac.org