Digital infrastructure
Data center developers and operators are scaling campuses faster than their processes, power and local approvals can keep up. We help them close that gap.
How we help
AI tools and automated dashboards
Portfolio, milestone and ready-for-service views built on your own data, so leadership sees every campus in one place.
Learn more02Economic and fiscal impact analysis
Independent impact studies that show counties the jobs, tax revenue and workforce a campus brings, in terms they can check.
Learn more03Government affairs
Work with county officials and state lawmakers so approvals move through local government rather than around it.
Learn more04Program governance and PMO design
A program office, cadence and reporting sized to a portfolio that is growing faster than its team.
Learn more05Project controls and risk assurance
Independent review of schedule, cost and risk, with early warning on dates that are slipping.
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Tell us what you’re building and where it’s stuck, and we’ll point you to the right team.
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Antelope Data Campus: 1.5 GW of behind-the-meter power in Iron County
Alpen built the economic impact case, led community and stakeholder engagement, and aligned workforce partners, helping the campus secure its conditional use permit in June 2026.
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Scaling delivery for a fast-growing data center developer
An ongoing partnership covering PMO support, automated executive dashboards and schedule assurance for ready-for-service dates.
Steer the program
State legislatureAdvising lawmakers on new data center policy
Alpen was selected to advise the legislative committee crafting new policy for data centers, on the economic, tax, financial and regulatory implications.
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The limits of top-down expansion: what Utah’s primary election teaches the data center industry
AI infrastructure needs a social license to operate. Projects pushed past local control drew a backlash; projects built with county officials got permitted.
The age of gigascale: why rural towns are the new frontier for AI infrastructure
Alpen’s impact study of a 1.5 GW rural Utah campus found nearly 11,000 trade jobs a year during buildout and county revenue equal to 134% of its general fund.
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