Independent Power · Delaware LLC

Generation assets, built to hold.

Axiom Grid develops, owns, and operates utility-scale generation under long-term contracted offtake. We build durable power assets in high-resource Western corridors and hold them for the full life of the asset.

What we do

Develop. Own. Operate.

Develop

Site control, interconnection, and qualifying-facility structuring in corridors where solar resource, land economics, and utility geography align.

Own

Single-asset special-purpose vehicles with clean capital structures, held within a permanent capital framework rather than a fund clock.

Operate

Long-duration stewardship of contracted assets: performance, maintenance, and utility relationships managed for decades, not exit windows.

System

From sunlight to firm power

Solar generation charges on-site battery storage. Stored energy drives a closed-loop CO₂ rotary turbine, converting stored charge into firm, dispatchable power delivered to transmission.

Flagship

Flagship Development: Eastern Oregon

Our flagship development is a utility-scale solar project in the high desert of Eastern Oregon, structured as a PURPA Qualifying Facility with contracted utility offtake. The project is planned at 80+ MW across phases, opening with a 32+ MW Phase 1 on a secured multi-phase land base controlled at the outset.

The project is in active development, with utility engagement, site work, and capital formation underway. Detailed materials, including site specifics, interconnection status, and the financial model, are available to qualified investors and lenders under NDA.

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LocationEastern Oregon
TechnologyUtility-scale PV
Planned buildout80+ MW
Phase 1 capacity32+ MW
StructurePURPA QF
OfftakeUtility (under NDA)
StatusIn development
Approach

How we build

A1

Land first

We secure contiguous, developable ground with existing infrastructure where possible, controlling the full land base for future phases at the outset rather than piecemeal.

A2

Contracted offtake

PURPA qualifying-facility structures give our projects a regulated path to long-term utility offtake at established avoided-cost rates, anchoring revenue before steel goes in the ground.

A3

SPV discipline

Each project lives in its own single-asset Delaware vehicle. Assets, contracts, and financing stay isolated, giving capital partners a clean entry point at the project level.

A4

Permanent ownership

We are not building to sell. Projects are developed to be held and operated for their full useful life, compounding contracted cash flows inside a permanent capital structure.

Knowledge

The grid, plainly

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PURPA enacted, the federal statute behind QF offtake
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Design life we underwrite generation assets to
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Contracted-offtake model, revenue anchored before construction

The Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978. It requires utilities to purchase power from qualifying small producers at the utility's avoided cost, creating a regulated, durable path to market for independent generation.

A generation project certified under PURPA, typically renewable projects up to 80 MW. QF status is what obligates the interconnecting utility to buy the project's output under standard-contract frameworks.

The price a utility would have paid to generate or procure the same power itself. It is the rate basis for QF contracts, set through state commission processes rather than negotiated from zero, which is what makes QF revenue bankable.

The engineering and contractual process of connecting a project to the utility's system: pre-application, feasibility and system-impact studies, then an interconnection agreement. Queue position and study discipline drive project timelines.

Battery energy storage system. Storage lets a solar project shift delivery into higher-value hours and firm its output, and it benefits from stable, cool siting conditions and clean interconnection design.

Ownership without a fund clock. No forced exit means assets are underwritten for their full useful life, utility relationships are maintained for decades, and expansion happens on the project's timeline rather than a liquidity schedule.

Affiliation

Part of a permanent capital platform

Kuester-Kamara Investment LLC

Axiom Grid is an energy platform company of Kuester-Kamara Investment LLC (KKI), a permanent capital holding company focused on owning durable, cash-generating infrastructure across Western energy corridors.

Why it matters

Permanent capital changes how projects get built. Without a fund horizon forcing an exit, Axiom Grid can underwrite for asset life, maintain utility relationships across decades, and expand phases on the project's timeline rather than a liquidity schedule.

Contact

Work with Axiom Grid

For project inquiries, landowner conversations, utility coordination, or investor materials, reach out directly. Detailed project documentation is available to qualified parties under NDA.

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