Three Core Infrastructure Grids

AI & electrification are forcinga rebuild of three core U.S.infrastructure grids

AGP is investing in the modernization of all three.

01 · Data Grid

Fiber, conduit, and data centers.

The connectivity backbone for AI workloads, hyperscale compute, and the digital economy.

02 · Energy Grid

Generation, transmission, distribution.

Power systems supporting electrification, industrial demand, and the load curve of AI infrastructure.

03 · Water Grid

Pipes, pumps, and pressure systems.

The critical underground utility infrastructure that moves clean water, manages wastewater, and supports reliable pressure networks across communities and industrial environments.

Southeast Focus

Infrastructure
  • Southeast accounts for ~35% of U.S. infrastructure spending growth.
  • Aging grid requires $50B+ in substation and transmission upgrades.
  • State-level incentives accelerating private capital deployment.
Data Centers
  • Virginia–Carolina corridor is the largest data center market globally.
  • Hyperscaler demand expanding into GA, TN, and SC markets.
  • Power-ready sites command significant premium valuations.
Alternative Energy
  • Solar capacity in the Southeast grew 40%+ YoY.
  • IRA incentives favor energy communities in rural SE regions.
  • Battery storage co-location creating new revenue streams.
Power
  • Electricity demand projected to rise 20% by 2030.
  • Natural gas and nuclear baseload support grid reliability.
  • Behind-the-meter generation critical for industrial tenants.
Population Growth
  • SE states captured 70%+ of net domestic migration since 2020.
  • Labor force growth supports industrial and logistics demand.
  • Housing and commercial construction fueling land appreciation.

Targeting Businesses That Are Powering the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Every prior industrial revolution rode on a new physical infrastructure. AI, automation, and the digital economy depend on a grid, water, and data backbone that doesn't yet exist at the scale required.

1760
1st Revolution
Steam · Power Rail · Steel
Mechanization
1870
2nd Revolution
Electricity · Assembly Line · Engine
Mass Production
1969
3rd Revolution
Computers · Digital Tech · Internet
Information
Today
4th Revolution
AI · Cyber-Physical Processing
Digital Economy

The Infrastructure Behind the 4th Industrial Revolution

The 4th Industrial Revolution, driven by AI, electrification, automation, and data, is creating unprecedented demand for power, connectivity, and physical infrastructure.

Infrastructure Spend by Sector
U.S. cumulative deployment, 2024–2030E ($T)
Grid Modernization 34% of total spend $2.5T
$4.5T
Infrastructure Investment Gap
160%
Data Center Power Demand Growth by 2030
38%
U.S. Grid Assets Past Design Life
Market Reality
"Our problem is not a lack of chips — it's a lack of infrastructure to deploy them."
— Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft
Market Response · Dan Ives Wedbush AI Power & Infrastructure ETF
"As AI adoption accelerates, energy and infrastructure are emerging as critical bottlenecks…"
— Cullen Rogers, CIO, Wedbush Fund Advisors

"Wedbush Fund Advisers has launched the Dan Ives Wedbush AI Power & Infrastructure ETF (Ticker: IVEP), which it says will give advisors exposure to the companies powering the AI boom."

Electrifying America

AGP Is Acquiring theExecution Layer to Supportthe Electrical Grid

Section 303 of the Defense Production Act has been activated. The White House has formally designated grid infrastructure as essential to national defense — AGP owns the contractors that install, repair, replace, and connect the physical systems behind America's power grid.

Target Components
  • Transformers
  • Transmission lines & conductors
  • Substations & high-voltage breakers
  • Power electronics & relay systems
  • Capacitor banks & electrical core steel
The Execution Stack
Demand Surge
AI / Data
EV / Elec
Reshoring
Utilities · Developers · Hyperscalers
⚠ Execution Bottleneck
AGP Owns This Layer
Electrical · Underground Utility · Fiber / Data
6 Operating Companies · Southeast Footprint
Where AGP Is Focused

AGP is acquiring specialized contractors in the Southeast that install, repair, replace, and connect the physical systems powering AI, data centers, and the modern economy.

Substations
& High-Voltage
Transmission
Lines & Towers
Fiber
& Data Networks
Last-Mile
Power Delivery

AGP is not betting on demand. AGP is acquiring the companies required to deliver it.

Answering the Call

Institutional Capital Is Following the Infrastructure Thesis

Larry Fink Chairman & CEO, BlackRock · July 2025
Infrastructure investing is at the beginning of a golden age… we believe there is a need for trillions of dollars of investing in infrastructure related to our power grids, AI, the whole digitization of our economy…
BlackRock All Roads Lead to Infrastructure Report · 2025
By one estimate, global demand for infrastructure investment will total U.S. $68 trillion between now and 2040. This capital may come from governments, and both private & public markets, to fund many of the power plants, data centers, gas pipelines, and ports that are needed.
Jamie Dimon Chairman & CEO, JPMorganChase · 2023
Public commitment to and investment in energy-related infrastructure is one of the most important parts of combating the climate crisis and running their businesses. Supporting the buildout of energy-related infrastructure with speed and scale is critical.
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