Portfolio

One in flight. One in the open. More in formation.

We are deliberately slow on portfolio breadth. The bar for an AI-only company is high, and the operator attention required to keep one on that path is not scalable by press release.


What the operating company does today

Field services. Turbine and generator inspection and overhaul, electrical testing, emergency response with 24/7 mobilization, installation and modernization.

Parts and components. OEM-aligned supply for aeroderivative and heavy-duty turbines, steam turbine components, hydroelectric equipment.

Operations and maintenance. Multi-year contracts for baseload and peaking plants, with performance optimization and predictive maintenance.

Technology scope. Aeroderivative and heavy-duty gas turbines, steam and hydroelectric turbines, combined cycle equipment, commercial solar systems.

Why heavy industry is the right proving ground

Heavy industry is the harder test. SaaS companies can claim to be AI-native because the whole stack is digital and the cost of being wrong is a refund. A turbine is a different problem. Uptime is measured in dollars per hour of lost generation, the work happens on catwalks and in transformer yards, and the feedback loop from decision to consequence is real. If the operating model works here — with safety, with uptime, with margin — it works in the easier cases by construction.

Where the AI-only work actually is

Honest framing matters. The platform is operational and global. The AI-only piece is being built, not done. Field robotics for inspection and overhaul is the closest layer to deployment — weeks, not quarters. The AI operating brain that turns service decisions, diagnostics, and dispatch into model-driven workflows is further out — months. Calling the company AI-only today would be marketing. Calling it on the path is accurate.

Global reach

Strategic positioning across North America, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Service delivery across more than fifty countries, around the clock.

More AI-only companies, in formation.  Sectors where labor is the dominant operating cost and machines can take the whole job, not a sliver of it. Quiet until they aren’t.