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Intelligent site selection data on power, water, land, and permitting, combined into one powerful platform.

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MITOS Analysis interface showing site overview for Pendleton, Madison County, Indiana at latitude 40.00160 and longitude -85.75045. Details include metro area Indianapolis-Carmel-Greenwood, water demand analyzed at 5 and 10 MGD, and no specified electrical load but reported supportable capacity. The screen displays a satellite image of the area with a red marker indicating the site location.

The fastest pathway
to viable sites.

Large-load projects need more than just available land. They need grid capacity, reliable water, buildable ground, and a workable permitting climate, all in the same geographic location. Conventional site searches are slow, disparate, and miss viable options due to lack of actionable, intelligent data.

MITOS offers a powerful, data-forward solution to site selection woes. Regions are scored against access to power, water, land, and permitting, narrowing the field to sites with the strongest overall case. MITOS brings overlooked siting options that conventional searches overlooked, or never found.

Built to find the sites that others miss.

User interface of a toolkit on the left for MITOS Analysis including options for latitude, longitude, load MW, and water MGD with a dropdown for activated sludge, buttons for picking on map and running analysis, and a map on the right showing the western United States and part of Canada with labeled cities.
Map showing electrical grid connections near Anderson and Pendleton, with color-coded lines and dots indicating line proximity, circuit count, substation access, and branch redundancy scores, along with detailed capacity and redundancy data.
Screenshot of a land parcel map showing ownership and parcel details for MARKLE JAMES D STANLEY W MARKLE. It lists two parcels totaling 153.7 acres with parcel numbers and acreage. Parcel detail for 48-14-26-400-001.000-012 shows land cover percentages: 94.9% cropland, 2.9% developed, 2.2% forest. Ownership and address details are displayed, including zoning as Conservation Residential and land use as Vacant Land.
Map highlighting watersheds with water stress risk in the region around Indiana and northwestern Ohio, showing areas in different colors indicating varying levels of water stress; a detailed info box describes Upper Floyds Fork (KY) watershed with low overall risk, low surface water risk, medium groundwater risk, and low water quality risk.
Screenshot of a water supply costing tool interface showing a map with utility connections and water sources around Fort Wayne, Indiana. On the left, a panel displays user input options for utility type, wastewater, flow, radius, and stream take percentage, plus an 'Estimate Water Cost' button. Below are cost estimates and details for four water supply candidates, including Mayville Region Water & Sewer District, Silurian-devonian Aquifers, an unnamed waterbody, and Saint Joseph River, with pipeline and treatment costs, distances, and stress levels. The map highlights water source areas and pipeline routes.

Identify sites faster, with the data to back every decision.

MITOS finds the sites. INFRA's large-load experts help you build on them.

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