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Talk to the engineer who will do the work.
Time to Power is a founder-led, pilot-stage practice. Early partners work with the engineer, not an account manager. It sells no equipment and takes no margin on hardware, so what you are told is not shaped by something it wants to sell you.
We make no promise about when we will reply. If the question is urgent, say what makes it urgent. No postal address, telephone number or social account is published because none is maintained for enquiries.
What to include
- The hall in a line: the country or metro, the contracted capacity in MW and whether it is already energised.
- The platform you intend to deploy (for example the rack model) and roughly how many racks.
- The decision you are trying to make, and by when it has to be made.
- What you already hold: single-lines, busway and tap-off ratings, metered peak data. Say what you do not have; that is useful.
- Whether an NDA is needed before you send documents. It is available on request.
If you would rather not write first
Run free capacity check takes seven numbers and needs no account, card or contact details; it names the constraint likely to bind first and what it had to assume. The engagements each state what you receive, what we need from you and what they are not. Who it is for starts from each buyer’s own decision.
What an enquiry is and is not
- An email is not an engagement, and no price is agreed or implied by one. Fees are on the pricing page; a deposit is agreed against a scoped fee before any work.
- A reply is directional unless it says otherwise, and is not an engineering opinion, approval or commitment on behalf of the company.
- What you send is handled as described on the privacy page. Please do not send credentials or live customer data.