Connecting energy and digital infrastructure.
Solmar operates a secure platform for scored energy and land assets aligned with power, data center, and large-load infrastructure demand.
Digital infrastructure now turns on power, land, and execution. Solmar organizes a fragmented market into comparable, scored profiles so the right counterparties can identify fit and move forward with structure.
From broad market visibility to criteria-fit access.
Organize & Score
Energy projects, land positions, and infrastructure opportunities are standardized into comparable profiles and evaluated through Solmar's data center suitability scoring framework.
Match to Criteria
Qualified users screen by market, asset type, MW size, stage, state, and strategic fit, then align with defined buyer criteria, demand, and strategic partners.
Access & Transact
Deeper information is shared after confirmed fit through secure access. Counterparties conduct their own diligence, negotiate directly, and execute with their advisors.
Built for the counterparties that move infrastructure.
Buyers & Large-Load Users
Infrastructure funds, IPPs, utilities, data center groups, hyperscale-aligned users, family offices, and strategic acquirers screening scored assets against defined criteria before controlled diligence.
Sellers, Developers & Landowners
Project owners, IPPs, developers, sponsors, and landowners seeking buyers, capital, partners, or transaction pathways, with opportunities organized into platform-ready profiles aligned to qualified buyer demand.
Strategic Partners
Equipment groups, engineering, permitting, staffing, land, and infrastructure partners connected where there is a defined platform need and relevant project scope.
DataShark scores every site.
Solmar's underwriting and site-selection engine evaluates power, land, and data center suitability across a consistent framework, turning relationship-driven sourcing into a structured, software-enabled view of readiness, risk, and fit.
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