For business partners
Lorafield is developing managed compute installations that create value for the places hosting them.
We’re seeking partners to validate paid workloads, site designs, and the proposed host benefits: free home charging, approved V2G services, and useful heat at suitable commercial buildings.
Pilot in development
Territories and installation dates have not been announced.
Our starting point
Homes already have power, connections, space, and people ready for better energy technology. We’re bringing those pieces together.
Paid GPU workloads anchor the model. Revenue supports site operations and a clear host benefit: completely free home charging in exchange for following the agreed connection schedule. Our pilot will validate actual buyer demand, utilization, and the full cost of delivery.
Durable site agreements, validated operating limits, connectivity, local controls, and a repeatable installation process create a foundation that can outlast a generation of GPUs. Vehicle-to-grid adds another source of value where compatible EVs, bidirectional chargers, and approvals are in place. Battery storage can build on that foundation.
Use existing distribution capacity more productively, within utility-approved limits. Pair new demand with controls that respect the home and the local network.
For commercial properties
At suitable commercial facilities, we can recover heat from the compute system for hot-water preheating or building heating. We assess the building’s demand, the temperature available, and installation costs to identify a useful return for the host.
Explore commercial heat recoveryA shared system should create shared value
We want utility partners to test whether carefully sited compute demand can make better use of existing infrastructure within approved operating limits.
The work should account for additional energy, local peaks, system costs, tariffs, and the actual ability to reduce or pause eligible workloads. Paying a host’s electricity bill alone does not establish a benefit for other customers.
Any territory-wide rate benefit is a research objective, dependent on net system costs and rate design. It is not a promised outcome of joining a Lorafield pilot.
Better, together
We’re looking for partners who want to help shape a practical, measurable pilot.
Territory selection, transformer and feeder capacity, operating limits, metering, tariffs, and shared-benefit measurement.
Let’s explore a pilotContracted demand for suitable inference or rendering, hardware requirements, data security, connectivity, service levels, and utilization.
Let’s explore a pilotSite surveys, safe installation, cooling and heat recovery, fiber availability, equipment integration, commissioning, and field service.
Let’s explore a pilotQualified sites, repeatable designs, equipment finance, hardware replacement, and infrastructure that supports future services.
Let’s explore a pilotLet’s build the next chapter
Tell us where your business fits. We’re interested in specific opportunities, thoughtful questions, and people who want to make this work.
Early-stage partner discussions. No live territories, utility endorsements, commercial deployments, or guaranteed returns are implied.
