Global Footprint
NOVA's four markets: United States, India, Croatia and the Republic of Korea.
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Markers show city- or region-level locations only (India: state; Croatia: country). No marker is an operating facility; none of these projects is shown as delivered capacity.
Korean pipeline. The deck describes a ~4GW Korean pipeline: Wonju 250MW (scalable to 500MW), plus ~3.5GW converting retiring thermal power sites (Tongyeong 1GW · Yeongheung 1.5GW · Samcheok 1GW) into renewables-based BTM generation and data centers, under discussion with leading global data center operators and two KEPCO GENCO subsidiaries. It is separate from, and not part of, the 655 MW delivered figure.
Texas · Lufkin · ERCOT
110 MW
Texas · Lufkin · ERCOT
110MW campus in Lufkin. In discussion with a major NeoCloud provider, alongside battery storage and energy infrastructure projects.
Discussion stage only; no executed customer agreement is stated in the deck.
Colocation
300 MW
Gujarat
300MW colocation data center in Gujarat, developed via JV with a local energy partner.
Marker shows the state, not a site.
AI Data Center
Up to 400 MW
Croatia
Site with capacity of up to 400MW, strong interest from a global AI infrastructure provider secured. LOI discussions starting.
Potential capacity ("up to"). Interest received is not a signed agreement. Marker shows the country, not a site.
Hyperscale AI Data Centers
More than 1 GW
Republic of Korea
Two sites totalling more than 1GW, including 250MW in Wonju.
Second site is not named in the deck, so it is not mapped.
250 MW
Wonju, Republic of Korea
250MW in Wonju in contract negotiations with a global anchor tenant. Scalable to 500MW.
Under negotiation; not an executed contract.
Part of the ~4GW pipeline described in the deck: Wonju 250MW (scalable to 500MW) plus ~3.5GW converting retiring thermal power sites into renewables-based BTM generation and data centers. Pipeline is separate from, and not part of, the 655 MW delivered figure.
1 GW
Tongyeong · retiring thermal power site
Conversion of a retiring thermal power site into renewables-based BTM generation and data centers.
Under discussion with leading global data center operators and two KEPCO GENCO subsidiaries (stated for the ~4GW Korean pipeline as a whole).
1.5 GW
Yeongheung · retiring thermal power site
Conversion of a retiring thermal power site into renewables-based BTM generation and data centers.
Under discussion with leading global data center operators and two KEPCO GENCO subsidiaries (stated for the ~4GW Korean pipeline as a whole).
1 GW
Samcheok · retiring thermal power site
Conversion of a retiring thermal power site into renewables-based BTM generation and data centers.
Under discussion with leading global data center operators and two KEPCO GENCO subsidiaries (stated for the ~4GW Korean pipeline as a whole).