For data centers
Power in months. Priced for decades.
Analema builds forest-powered energy and cooling for data centers — on-site, behind the meter, running while everyone else is still in the queue.
Biomass begins in the forest — not at the power plant.
PROGRAM IN DESIGN · REFERENCE MODEL · DESIGN FIGURES
The number
¥16–18 per kilowatt-hour. All-in, after cooling revenue. For twenty years.
On-site generation runs ¥21.6–23.6/kWh fully loaded — capital, fuel, operations, taxes, everything. Sell the data center its cooling from our waste heat and the effective cost lands at ≈¥16.4–18.4. The grid averages ¥28.7 over the same twenty years — and it only moves in one direction.
Effective cost lands roughly 40% below the grid's 20-year average.
Grid 20-year average ¥28.7/kWh — Analema model (S38), synthesized from METI and eic-jp tariff data, the FY2026 renewable surcharge, and the GX carbon-levy schedule.
Speed
The queue is our best salesman.
A data center asking Greater Tokyo's grid for a high-voltage connection waits seven to ten years. We are the connection. Generation stands on your site, engineered for nine months from notice to proceed — then another site, and another. While the market queues, we compound.
Seven-to-ten-year grid connection queue — Introl / Hakky, Japan data-center power-connection analyses, 2026 (S05).
The machine
A power plant the size of a fuel yard.
Ten containerized wood-gasification units — one megawatt, N+1 redundant, nothing mission-critical resting on any single machine. One and a half megawatts of heat drive the absorption chillers that cool the data hall and dry our own fuel. The grid stays on retainer as backup. Never as master.
LiPRO Mobile Cube units in a multi-container block — manufacturer render (four units shown; a 1 MW block runs ten) · Company data — LiPRO OEM specification (S31). The ten-unit block is engineered on LiPRO's 100 kWe-class unit configuration, confirmed by the manufacturer for this program — ten units × 100 kWe ≈ one megawatt.
Fuel
Fuel other plants can't touch.
We buy logs where the market prices them and mill offcuts where the market forgets them — chipped and dried on-site with our own heat. The result is fuel at ¥3.7 per kilowatt-hour: roughly a quarter of the fuel bill that broke Japan's biomass fleet. And because we sell no power to the FIT, no certification rules our feedstock — every clean wood stream in the prefecture is ours to contract.
Log pricing — JWBA 国産燃料材需給動向調査 2024Q2 (S01). Fleet fuel-cost failures — 帝国データバンク / 日経 (S21, S23).
Community
The neighboring towns say yes.
Forestry jobs. Thinning offtake. Local heat. Metro data centers fight for permits; rural Japan has been waiting for a reason to manage its forests again. We are that reason — and approvals move like it.
The close
The model is open.
Every number on this page traces to a government dataset, a manufacturer quote, or a toggle in our live financial model — thirty-two assumptions pre-disclosed. Impressive should survive diligence. Ours is built to.
The full deck is shared under NDA. This opens a conversation with our team — developers, EPC partners, and investors welcome — not a download.