Leasing, Transactions, and Commercial Terms
Expansion right gives a tenant or buyer a defined path to obtain additional space, land, or power capacity. It is critical in data center transactions because power ramp and campus growth can be more valuable than initial capacity.
A time-of-use rate changes price by hour, season, or defined peak period. It can matter for flexible load, storage, demand response, or backup operations, but many data centers have limited flexibility because uptime and workload requirements dominate.
Read definition →Service entrance is the point where utility power enters the customer facility or customer-owned distribution system. Its ownership boundary, metering, protection, voltage, and physical location affect design responsibility and tariff treatment.
Read definition →Tier II adds redundant capacity components but still generally requires shutdowns for some maintenance and has distribution-path exposure. It is a step up from basic capacity but not concurrently maintainable.
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