Pilot framework
Clean Energy and Federated Compute
A disciplined proposal for coordinating customer demand, qualified compute, energy availability, storage limits, operator payments, and evidence.
Architecture summary
Start narrow
Initial candidates are reserved capacity, managed batch processing, and selected inference—not tightly synchronized training across distant sites.
Use measured inputs
Power, battery, thermal, data transfer, hardware, deadlines, service penalties, and customer constraints belong in the decision.
Separate economics
Compute revenue, platform costs, site costs, storage savings, energy attribution, and internal transfers should not be double counted.
Prove at two sites
Compare local operation, availability-based federation, energy-aware scheduling, and coordinated storage using the same workloads and conditions.
Decision rule: state what is known, what is proposed, what must be proven, and who has authority to approve the next step.
Next step
Turn the architecture into a pilot
Define the workload, sites, operators, constraints, evidence, economics, and decision criteria.
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