Specialty power.

High-impact solutions
 for demanding missions.

Purpose-built packages for the toughest use cases – engineered as complete stacks (generation, storage, distribution, intelligence) and delivered ready to deploy, scale, and evolve in place.

Power - engineered
beyond legacy limitations

What We Do

WHAT WE DO

  • Generate power on demand: variable-speed drivers with JIT HHO, plus solar/wind and uni-directional grid intake.
  • Accumulate excess energy: across multiple storage formats (HESS: compressed air, static, chemical).
  • Deliver any format: high-efficiency DC or UPS-grade AC, "perfect power" by design.
  • End-to-End Orchestration: in-house AI power-control systems purpose-built for energy.
How We're Different

HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT

  • Not bound to low-frequency, fixed-speed architectures.
  • Poly-phase, poly-frequency: variable-speed platforms tuned to the load.
  • GaN power conversion: very high frequency, voltage, and current for superior efficiency and response.
  • Full-stack control: software and electronics – in-house from design through deployment.

SPECIALTY POWER –
CASE-1: DATA CENTERS

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The future of
 data center power.

Rethinking power architecture
 for the AI era.

AI isn't a routine hardware cycle – it's a physics wall. As racks jump from ~10 kW to ~1 MW, AC-era architectures hit their ceiling. Blueflux delivers 48 V DC at the rack via an Active Busbar and HF-DC fabric, scaling up and out as footprints push into the middle mile.

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THE PROBLEM (POWER LIMITATIONS)

  • Hybrid Physics Wall: AC-era designs struggle at 100–1000 kW/rack.
  • Slow Scale: Utility interconnects and legacy gear delay capacity.
  • Cost Spiral: Rising capex/opex chasing reliability and PUE.
  • Conversion Drag: Each step wastes power, space, and time to deploy.
  • Thermal Overhead: More losses → more heat → lower density.
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HOW IT WORKS (AT A GLANCE)

  • Hybrid Inputs: JIT HHO + renewables + optional uni-directional grid intake.
  • Smart Active Alternator: Variable-speed, load-following generation.
  • Direct 48 V DC: Active Busbar + HF-DC fabric (no legacy UPS/transformers).
  • HESS Storage: Compressed air + static + chemical for shaping/transients.
  • AI Control: Power flow, thermal balance, predictive health monitoring.
  • Modular Blocks: Containerized; deploy in months; scale by node.
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WHY IT MATTERS

  • Higher Rack Density with lower conversion and cooling loads.
  • 5-Nines+ Readiness without onsite gensets or grid tie.
  • Faster Rollout and in-place upgrades (no rip-and-replace).
  • Lower TCO across build and lifecycle.
  • Middle-Mile Ready: Scale up and out as latency demands shift.
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AN INTEGRATED MODEL

  • BMS + AI Controls: Extend life, stabilize output, detect anomalies early.
  • Perfect Power: Tight voltage/frequency, low harmonics to sensitive loads.
  • Telemetry-First: Unified dashboards, audit trails, role-based access.
  • Serviceable: Hot-swappable modules; short MTTR.
  • Growth Path: Software/firmware upgrades and add-a-node scaling.

In the race for power,
there will be
 winners and losers.

Control of your power is no longer just infrastructure – it's the ultimate advantage in a power-limited world.

The winners will embrace a DC-first, modular, demand-responsive architecture that meets the growing demands of power-hungry AI. They'll take control of their power, deploy faster, run cleaner, cut losses – and double their compute in the same footprint. They won't just survive the future – they'll shape it: More profitable. More resilient and aligned with the realities ahead.

This isn't an upgrade – it's a reset.

"Every data center in the future will be power limited. Your revenues are power limited."

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang
GTC Keynote, March 2025

(we respectfully disagree)

Questions data center
operators should be asking.

Rethinking power strategy
 in a rapidly evolving market

The questions that decide
 who scales and who stalls:

  • Are you prepared to lose 10–15% of your power every time AC is converted to DC?
  • Can you compete against operators who deliver native DC power without that loss?
  • How easily can you integrate solar, wind, hydrogen, or storage into your current setup?
  • Can your system handle high-density racks (100kW to 1MW) without costly rework?
  • As rack densities rise, can your stick-built model adapt quickly to new power requirements – or will it lock you into yesterday's design?
  • Bulky UPS systems add complexity, delay, and loss – is that sustainable in an AI era?
  • Can your backup do more than sit idle – like earn revenue by supporting the grid?
  • Are you controlling power ripple to extend the life and performance of your BESS systems?
  • If a transformer goes down, how long until you're fully back online?
  • Do you have true multi-feed redundancy and smart load balancing?
  • Can your system absorb a major failure without bringing down critical loads?
  • Can you defend reliance on expensive, high-emission grid power to your investors?
  • Is your architecture designed to source clean energy directly and eliminate wasteful conversions?
  • Can you defend reliance on expensive, high-emission grid power to your investors?
  • Is your architecture designed to source clean energy directly and eliminate wasteful conversions?
  • Can your architecture deliver rising rack densities – from 100kW to 1MW – safely and economically?

What worked before won't work now – the model itself must change.

The AI era won't be powered by yesterday's legacy systems. Control of power is now the defining strategic imperative. Blueflux is powering the new standard today.

SPECIALTY POWER –
CASE-2: GRID BALANCING

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Balance the grid
 where it matters.

Distributed injection.  
Interoperable design.    Operator-controlled.  Standards-aligned.

Blueflux places containerized current-injection nodes at the grid edge – storing when excess, injecting when scarce – to steady voltage and frequency. Utilities retain full control without major rebuilds, with EMS/SCADA integration for seamless operations.

Power Infrastructure

THE PROBLEM (GRID REALITIES)

  • 50/60 Hz grids are strained by fast ramps (PV, wind, EV fast-charge) and rising electrification.
  • Weak feeders and substation limits cause voltage sag/flicker and PQ events.
  • Traditional fixes (new lines/transformers) are slow, capex-heavy, and disruptive.
  • Complicated by gaps in agreed upon standards, compliance and disparate components that don't integrate or communicate.
Grid Network

HOW IT WORKS (AT A GLANCE)

  • Containerized nodes (≈50–125 kW+) placed at weak feeders and substation zones.
  • Current injection/absorption to balance local frequency/voltage in real time.
  • Multi-modal storage: On-demand H₂, compressed-air + magnetic flux, capacitors, and batteries.
  • AI EMS + SCADA integration for predictive dispatch using price, load, and weather signals.
  • Mesh topology to coordinate nodes across a region.
City Grid

WHY IT MATTERS

  • Add hosting headroom for DER/IBR and EVs without major rebuilds.
  • Reduce outages/flicker, extend transformer life, improve power quality.
  • Deploy in months, expand node-by-node; MTTR minimized via auto re-routing.
  • Operator sovereignty: you set engagement, magnitude, and PQ envelope.
Operating Model

OPERATING MODEL

  • Rapid deployment: Standard, containerized packages + proven interconnect playbooks.
  • Compliant by design: IEEE-1547 behaviors at the point of coupling; aligns with NERC frequency-response expectations.
  • Legacy-friendly: Pairs with existing interconnect hardware (any vendor); same behavior.
  • Program rigor: APQP / DFMEA-PFMEA / FAT-SAT with traceable telemetry for schedule-certain cutover.

Stability is the new capacity.

Operator-controlled, standards-aligned,
 deployable in months.

Utilities define engagement windows, injection magnitude, and power-quality envelopes. Controls align with IEEE 1547-2018 and NERC frequency-response expectations, preserving protection schemes and operating playbooks.

Result: faster commissioning, steadier feeders and substations, and a scalable path to greater hosting capacity – one node at a time.

"The stability of North American electric power grids under conditions with high penetrations of wind and solar power is a concern."

NREL
Transient and Dynamic Stability Analysis

Questions that lead
 to a more stable grid.

Practical questions for utilities
 facing rapid change.

Questions to surface risks, align scope, and identify solutions:

  • Where are feeders/substations already constrained for DER/IBR hosting, and how do you plan to add headroom without rebuilds?
  • What's your BAL-003-2 frequency-response obligation and where are you short during large contingencies (UFLS risk)?
  • Which circuits see voltage sags/flicker under fast ramps (PV, wind, EV fast-charge), and how are you mitigating today?
  • Where do you see oscillations or weak-grid issues with inverter-based resources, and do you require grid-forming or specific ride-through settings?
  • How do DER ride-through settings (per IEEE 1547-2018) interact with your existing feeder protection—any mis-ops in past events?
  • When you need stability in months, not years, what's the blocker—permits, interop, or commissioning QA (FAT/SAT)?
  • What EMS/SCADA signals (price/load/weather/constraints) should drive predictive dispatch at each node?
  • Do you require role-based access, audit trails, and segmented communications at the substation edge for new assets?

SPECIALTY POWER –
CASE-3: MINING POWER

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The future of
 mining power.

Rethinking pit-to-plant energy
 for safer, faster mines.

Mines draw massive 24×7 loads over harsh, shifting terrain – where diesel, HV cabling, and relocations punish cost and safety. Blueflux flips the model: push compressed air from a remote hybrid farm, convert locally to HF-DC → 48–60 V DCC at bench-level "energy terraces," all coordinated by AI. Fewer live conductors in-pit, less heat, and modules that move as the mine evolves.

Mining problem

THE PROBLEM (POWER LIMITATIONS)

  • Volatile OPEX: Diesel supply chains and price swings drive up $/kWh.
  • Reliability Gaps: Weak grids and brownouts stall crushers, conveyors, and pumps.
  • Safety & Heat: HV conductors and diesel exhaust raise arc-flash and ventilation loads.
  • Rigid Infrastructure: Cables/substations must be relocated as pits deepen.
  • Conversion Drag: Long AC runs and multiple conversions waste energy and space.
Mining solution

HOW IT WORKS (AT A GLANCE)

  • Remote Hybrid Compression Farm: Renewables + low-carbon gas with HHO-assist, off-pit and safe.
  • Compressed-Air Backbone: ~250-psi trunk down the pitwall; zoned regulation and dew-point control.
  • Energy Terraces: Air→HF-DC containers on benches, rectified to 48–60 V DCC for loads and BEV charging.
  • Recompression Services: >1,000 psi branches for drilling/bolting; parallel lines for breathing & emergency air.
  • HESS Buffers: Air storage + batteries/flywheels for shaping and ride-through.
  • AI SCADA: Predictive dispatch of compression/expansion, safety interlocks, telemetry, KPIs.
Mining benefits

WHY IT MATTERS

  • Safer Face: Eliminate most HV down the pit; intrinsically non-sparking transmission medium.
  • Lower Ventilation Load: Expansion cooling + BEVs cut ventilation power 15–40%.
  • Diesel Reduction: 30–70% diesel cut via remote hybrid compression + storage.
  • Faster Rollout: Containerized modules crane to the next bench in hours, not weeks.
  • Lower TCO: Cable/trenching elimination, fewer relocations, and higher uptime.
Mining integration

AN INTEGRATED MODEL

  • Safety Stack: ATEX/IECEx-aligned equipment selection; DCC lowers arc energy.
  • Perfect Power: Tight voltage/frequency, low harmonics to sensitive control loads.
  • Telemetry-First: Unified dashboards, audit trails, role-based access, historian.
  • Serviceable: Hot-swappable modules; MTTR measured in hours.
  • Growth Path: Software/firmware upgrades and add-a-terrace scaling as the pit advances.

Power architectures,
for next-generation mining.

Modular, intrinsically safer, AI-managed energy
 – built for shifting terrain and electrified fleets

Blueflux relocates generation away from the face and delivers energy as compressed air – converted on each bench to HF-DC and 48–60V DCC. Expansion cooling lowers ventilation load. Integrated breathing and emergency air enhances life-safety. Modules drop to the next bench in hours, not weeks, maintaining power continuity as the mine advances.

Result: higher uptime, lower diesel use and ventilation cost, safer working zones, and a scalable path to fully electrified, low-carbon mining

"The transition to electric and hybrid-powered mining requires new energy systems capable of operating in highly dynamic, harsh pit environments."

— ICMM / Global Mining Guidelines Group, Mine Energy Transition Framework

Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding Blueflux Power
 for mining operations

Conventional mines depend on diesel engines and high-voltage AC lines inside the pit – producing heat, emissions, and safety risks.

Blueflux Power moves all compression and combustion out of the pit, transmitting energy as compressed air through rugged pipelines. At each bench, the air is expanded into HF-DC, HV-DC, or AC power, along with 48–60 V DCC for low-voltage systems – all from one simultaneous delivery architecture.

The result is no combustion, no HV conductors, and no tailpipe emissions, with power that relocates easily as the mine develops.

Compressed air acts as a safe and flexible energy carrier. At each bench, Air → HF-DC modules convert airflow through high-speed expanders into high-frequency DC.

Outputs are conditioned as required – HF-DC, HV-DC, AC, and 48–60 V DCC – so heavy drives, conveyors, tools, and chargers run simultaneously. The same air backbone supplies breathing and emergency air plus expansion cooling – one unified energy and life-support network.

No energized conductors or combustion enter the danger zone. Compressed air cannot ignite gas or dust, and all electrical modules in the pit operate on intrinsically safe low-voltage DCC.

The entire system is designed for ATEX/IECEx* compliance, with built-in breathing-air manifolds and emergency isolation valves.

* ATEX/IECEx: International hazardous-location safety standards. Blueflux meets these requirements and augments them with AI-based protection, monitoring, and zone control.

  • Diesel reduction: 30–70% less fuel use
  • Ventilation power: 15–40% lower due to expansion cooling and BEVs
  • Uptime: +2–5% via modular relocation
  • OPEX: Up to 25% lower cost per kWh-equivalent
  • CO₂e cut: ≈ 12,000 t per 10 MW pit annually
  • Multi-format energy: HF-DC / HV-DC / AC + 48–60 V DCC available simultaneously at the face

Blueflux eliminates high-voltage hazards while giving mines full electrical flexibility.

All engines and combustion units are placed 3–10 km away, upwind of the mine. Only air enters the pit – no exhaust, no fumes. At the remote Hybrid Compression Farm:

  • Clean fuels: LNG, CNG, RNG, propane, and H₂-ready engines
  • After-treatment: SCR for NOₓ and oxidation catalysts for CO/VOC
  • HHO integration: Enhances burn quality, reduces soot and CO
  • Renewables: Solar + wind lead compression, engines only fill gaps
  • Dispersion-engineered stacks prevent any ambient impact near the mine
  • CEMS and inline air monitoring guarantee that only clean, breathable air is delivered

Thus, COₓ and NOₓ never reach the pit – the working environment remains clean and cool.

Blueflux is hybrid-compatible. The remote compression farm can use grid, solar, wind, or clean-gas engines as available, while diesel gensets remain as optional backup. Pit operations are introduced incrementally, one bench at a time, with no disruption to production.

Each section includes automatic isolation valves and smart regulators. Bulk storage and local air buffers supply continuity, and the Blueflux AI SCADA* instantly detects, isolates, and reroutes in real time to maintain supply.

* SCADA: Conventional Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition. Blueflux integrates this with predictive AI control, real-time optimization, and autonomous safety logic.

Yes. Modular converters supply HF-DC, HV-DC, or AC for heavy drives, while 48–60V DCC feeds lighting, controls, and chargers – simultaneously. Local recompression skids provide >1,000 psi for drilling and bolting. This unified platform powers everything from crushers to BEV chargers safely and efficiently.

All systems are designed for:

  • ATEX / IECEx hazardous-area compliance
  • SIL-rated interlocks for functional safety
  • Arc-flash reduction through low-voltage DCC
  • Mine ventilation & breathing-air codes

Blueflux delivers complete compliance documentation and operator training.

All core components – compressors, expanders, turbines, DC converters, and AI controls – are commercially validated industrial hardware. Blueflux's innovation lies in the integrated architecture: compressed-air transmission, multi-format power conversion, and AI orchestration.

  • Fuel transport & logistics ↓
  • Cooling & ventilation cost ↓
  • Equipment uptime ↑
  • Relocation effort ↓
  • ESG performance ↑

Overall: OPEX ↓ 25%, uptime ↑ 5%, emissions ↓ >60%

Yes. A single pilot bench can connect to an existing compressor or diesel air source. Once validated, additional modules are deployed bench-by-bench – no downtime, no major redesign.