Redaptive and Recurve launch joint platform to shorten data center time to power
Redaptive and Recurve announced on 4 August 2026 a joint platform pairing efficiency financing with demand-flexibility software to free up grid capacity for data centers faster than new infrastructure can be built.
Redaptive and Recurve announced on 4 August 2026 a joint solution designed to shorten the time it takes data center operators to access power, without waiting for new substations or transmission lines to be built.[1] Electricity demand from data centers surged 17% in 2025, according to the International Energy Agency, and utilities are now receiving interconnection requests that outpace what existing infrastructure can deliver.
What the platform does
The joint offering pairs two distinct capabilities. Redaptive finances and deploys energy efficiency and distributed generation projects at scale; Recurve's FLEX platform identifies, measures, and validates the capacity those projects create.[1] Together, the companies say they can give utilities auditable, meter-verified numbers they can incorporate into capacity planning - a step that has historically been the sticking point for demand-side resources.
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