TAR raises $120M Series A for off-grid data-center power

Power planned alongside the data center

TAR’s deployment stack covers site selection, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning and operations, coordinating the work needed to bring generation capacity online. The company’s modular systems pair renewable sources with battery storage so data-center developers can plan power as part of the campus rather than depend solely on a constrained grid connection.

Use of funds

Grow Austin headquarters and San Francisco engineering office

Expand West Texas manufacturing and logistics

Accelerate deployments

Funding history

Sep 10, 2026Series A · This round$120M

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