Revenue and Adjusted EBITDA Growth
Generated revenue of $196 million and adjusted EBITDA of $84 million in Q1 2026, representing a 22% sequential increase and a 79% year-over-year increase in adjusted EBITDA.
Power Solutions Operational Momentum
Operated more than 900 megawatts during the quarter; Power Solutions adjusted EBITDA rose to $72 million, an increase of more than 30% sequentially.
Contracting and Customer Wins
Secured over 2 gigawatts of long-term contracted capacity with three leading technology customers (contract terms of 10–15 years); more than half of that capacity was contracted in the last two months. Recent deal includes a >600 MW agreement with an investment-grade tech company (10-year initial term with a 5-year extension option) with energization expected to begin ramping in late 2026.
Expansion of Owned Generation Capacity
Closed two strategic transactions adding ~900 MW of natural gas turbine capacity (400 MW from Genco Power Solutions between 2026–2028, ~500 MW via 30 turbine delivery slots between 2027–2029), expanding secured generation capacity over 40% to approximately 3.1 GW.
Logistics Segment Strength and Cash Generation
Logistics averaged 104 fully utilized systems and delivered segment adjusted EBITDA of ~$23 million (a ~2% increase versus Q4 2025). Management noted demand for top fill equipment exceeds deployable supply and that the business generates strong cash that is being reinvested.
Near-Term Guidance and Long-Term Earnings Visibility
Raised Q2 adjusted EBITDA guidance by 10% to $83–$93 million and provided initial Q3 guidance of $80–$95 million. Management highlighted over 2 GW of contracted capacity that provides multi-year line of sight into earnings and cash flow (10–15 year customer commitments).
Capital and Liquidity Actions
Closed a $300 million credit facility that was upsized to allow up to $200 million in additional borrowings, providing meaningful near-term liquidity while evaluating funding alternatives for more than $1 billion of identified capital to deploy in 2026–2027.
Long-Term Upside from Integrated "Molecule-to-Electron" Strategy
Company is expanding scope into balance of plant, distribution, storage and last-mile gas delivery; management believes fully integrated projects can add incremental EBITDA (historical uplift guidance of ~20%–50%) and presented a pro forma scenario where 3,100 MW delivered and operating could drive adjusted EBITDA well in excess of $1 billion annually.