$43.8M
At $0.05/kWh
Illustrative annual electricity input for a continuous 100 MW facility load.
New Silk Road
A new geography
for AI compute.
Central Asia can turn energy, land and its position between Europe and Asia into a competitive digital-infrastructure corridor.
The economic signal
Energy cost changes the map.
IT Park Uzbekistan has published a special electricity tariff of about $0.05/kWh for qualifying large AI and data-center investments in Karakalpakstan.
$75.5M
At $0.0862/kWh
The same load using the published 2025 average US industrial price.
$31.7M
Annual difference
A material operating advantage before cooling, redundancy and other costs.
Illustrative comparison based on published IT Park Uzbekistan and US Energy Information Administration data. Electricity is one input, not total data-center cost.
The infrastructure gap
A tariff does not build a data center.
Bankable projects also require confirmed power capacity, grid connection, BESS, cooling, water, fiber, reliable permits, capital, operators and customers.
This gap between a regional advantage and an executable project is where Grydaris operates.
Power
Capacity, reliability, connection timing and backup design.
Site
Land, cooling, water, logistics and expansion.
Connectivity
Independent fiber routes and international reach.
Execution
Capital, permits, specialists, operators and demand.
Grydaris development layer
Convert the advantage into a project.
We structure opportunities for investors and operators, then coordinate delivery from site qualification to operations.