Digital Power Optimization, Inc. (DPO) is a New York, New York-based electric power transmission, control, and distribution company founded in 2020, specializing in helping utilities, independent power producers (IPPs), and renewable energy developers deploy data centers as a highly profitable behind-the-meter offtake mechanism. The company acts as an ally to the energy sector, providing strategic management consulting, deal structuring, direct investing, energy load-management, and grid-stabilization solutions to maximize the efficiency and profitability of power-generating assets. DPO works with owners and operators of generation assets ranging from 5 MW to 5 GW, offering proprietary structures and operating processes to optimize revenue from excess or underutilized power capacity. The firm focuses on integrating high-energy data center loads (including cryptocurrency mining, AI/HPC, and other compute-intensive applications) to create stable demand, reduce curtailment, and increase overall grid predictability and efficiency. By enabling behind-the-meter data center deployments, DPO believes its approach can lower greenhouse gas emissions through better resource utilization, stabilize the grid, and reduce end-consumer electricity prices. As of January 2, 2026, Digital Power Optimization is active with ongoing consulting, deal structuring, energy load-management, and project support for power generators and data center operators.
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