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KDC
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Kamine and Conway KDC
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2016
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KDC (legal name: Kamine and Conway KDC) is a privately held operating partner firm based in Bedminster, New Jersey, formally established in 2016 to bridge what it terms the "missing middle" — companies with proven technologies that need both substantial institutional capital ($400M+ per project) and hands-on infrastructure execution to scale. The firm operates across four service pillars: Capital Convening, Operating & Development, Commercialization & Scale, and Capital Formation & Structuring, embedding directly into portfolio company executive teams and providing end-to-end support from project finance and capital structuring through development, engineering, site selection, permitting, construction, supply chain, and operations. Its customer base consists of infrastructure-ready growth-stage companies and Fortune 500 enterprises in energy, advanced manufacturing, decarbonization, national security, and supply chains.

The firm's underlying capability is not a software or technology platform but rather a human-capital and relationships stack built on the Kamine family's four-decade track record of building, owning, and operating physical infrastructure (over $4 billion cumulative across power generation, telecom, solar, and upcycling) combined with Edwin Conway's institutional capital pedigree from senior roles at BlackRock ($350B AUM in alternatives) and Blackstone. Its product surface includes both active service offerings and legacy business units: KDC Cogen (600 MW of cogeneration power, historical), KMC Telecom (largest privately held CLEC across 40 cities with $2.3B deployed and $600M in annual sales, historical), KDC Solar (largest private solar owner in New Jersey at 125 MW, historical), and KDC Upcycling Technologies ($170M facility pioneering real-time Scope 3 carbon accounting).

KDC's business model is a managed-services operating partnership in which the firm contributes capital convening, operational expertise, and infrastructure execution in exchange for equity participation and aligned long-term economics with portfolio companies; revenue derives from successful scaling through to IPO or exit rather than productized fees, with terms negotiated individually on a bespoke basis. Go-to-market is exclusively enterprise field sales via direct outreach, website contact form, and founder network referrals — there are no self-service channels, standardized pricing, or marketing campaigns. The firm has 11–50 employees and four named partners, with no public revenue disclosure.

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KDC is a private operating partner firm that bridges the "missing middle" for infrastructure-ready companies needing $400M+ capital and execution support. It embeds into portfolio company executive teams to provide capital convening, development, construction, and operations across energy, manufacturing, decarbonization, and supply chains.

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Operating
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11–50
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HeadquartersBedminster, United States
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Bedminster
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
infrastructure development, project finance, capital convening, operating partnership, infrastructure scaling
Industry3 codes
1Corporate Strategic Real Assets & Infrastructure Venture Investing
CodeFSANAHANPrimaryYes
2Energy & Sustainability / Climate Growth Equity
CodeFSANACAGPrimaryNo
3Telecom, Networking & Infrastructure Growth Equity
CodeFSANACAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Other Financial Investment Activities5239
  • Management of Companies and Enterprises551
SIC code1 code
  • Investors, Nec6799
Product category
Infrastructure Development and Project Finance Services
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model1 record
1Operating Partner / Equity Stakes
TypeManaged Services
Description

KDC embeds as an extension of a company's executive team and participates in the long-term value creation of portfolio companies. They provide capital convening, operational expertise, and infrastructure execution in exchange for equity participation and aligned economics. Revenue derives from successful scaling of partner companies from project finance through to IPO or exit.

kdc.earth
Marketing channels3 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels1 record

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Cost components4 values
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

KDC operates as an operating partner that embeds within companies developing $400M or greater in infrastructure assets, providing capital convening (debt, equity, tax equity, bonds), full-scope project development (engineering, permitting, site selection, construction, supply chain, logistics, operations), and commercialization support. The firm targets companies with proven product-market fit in advanced manufacturing, decarbonization, national security, energy, and supply chains, participating in long-term value creation through equity stakes.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Product overview1 text field

KDC operates as an integrated operational and financial partnership model, unifying multi-generational development expertise, deep industrial execution, and institutional financing capability. The company offers four primary service pillars—Capital Convening, Operating & Development, Commercialization & Scale, and Capital Formation & Structuring—alongside its legacy infrastructure business units (KDC Cogen, KMC Telecom, KDC Solar, and KDC Upcycling Technologies). KDC partners with companies scaling technologies within advanced manufacturing, decarbonization, national security, energy, and supply chains, focusing on opportunities that need to scale towards developing and financing $400M or greater in assets. The company embeds itself as an extension of a company's executive team, guiding businesses through the full arc of growth from project finance and capital structuring through development, engineering, site selection, utilities, permitting, vendor management, construction, supply chain, logistics, and operations.

Product and service4 records
1Capital Convening
CategoryCapital and Financial Structuring Services
Description

Bringing together aligned capital and capabilities to fund large-scale, economically sound businesses and infrastructure. Includes project financing ranging from debt and equity to tax equity, bonds, and hybrid structures, targeted at $100M+ infrastructure opportunities and access to institutional, private equity, family office, and debt capital sources.

2Operating & Development
CategoryInfrastructure Development and Operations Services
Description

Proven experience in developing, building, operating, and managing cross-sector infrastructure and technology platforms. Includes development, engineering, site selection, utilities, permitting, vendor management, construction, supply chain, logistics, and operations, with infrastructure built across many industries, over 1,500 employees across the U.S. in 40 cities, and global financial teams in 50+ offices.

3Commercialization & Scale
CategoryTechnology Commercialization Services
Description

Turning breakthrough technologies into profitable, market-ready systems, from lab level through pilot to project financing with $100Ms to billions in capital to create duplicable infrastructure models.

4Capital Formation & Structuring
CategoryCapital Formation and Structuring Services
Description

Building capital stacks and aligning teams for institutional growth and sales, with expertise in large-scale $100M+ infrastructure opportunities and access to institutional, private equity, family offices, and debt vehicles.

Scale indicator8 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership2 partners
1Kamine Family
Strategic tierFoundingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Kamine family multi-generational infrastructure development expertise forms the foundation of KDC. Harold Kamine brings 40 years of experience building, owning, and operating over $4B in infrastructure across power generation, telecom, and solar sectors. The family legacy provides the operational execution DNA of the firm.

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Strategic tierFoundingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Edwin Conway formerly of BlackRock (Global Head of Alternatives, $350B AUM) and Blackstone brings institutional capital markets expertise. His background in global equity private markets, capital markets supporting $10+ Trillion in client assets, provides the financial structuring and capital convening capabilities.

Recent move5 records

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Expansion highlight4 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Sustainable infrastructure developer, owner, and financier that combines institutional capital with operational execution — directly comparable to KDC's operating-partner model in renewables, energy storage, and decarbonization infrastructure.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest global infrastructure investor operating across utilities, transportation, telecom, and renewables — overlapping deal universe with KDC but at vastly greater AUM scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Mega-platform infrastructure investor — Conway's prior firm connection makes this a directly relevant competitive comparable for institutional LP capital.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Conway's former firm (where he led $350B Alternatives) — a key competitive overlap for institutional LP mandates and infrastructure deal flow.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global infrastructure asset manager with deep operating infrastructure capability — competitive incumbent for KDC's targeted renewable and advanced manufacturing project pipelines.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Energy-transition pure-play infrastructure sponsor with developer-operator model — directly comparable to KDC's energy / renewables focus and bespoke partnering approach.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Alternative-asset infrastructure platform with core+ and value-add strategies — competing for both renewable and digital infrastructure deal flow overlapping KDC's verticals.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Energy transition debt and equity investor in renewables, storage, and infrastructure — overlapping KDC's energy and decarbonization deal sourcing.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Climate-focused growth-equity and venture platform backed by utilities — overlapping KDC's decarbonization and advanced manufacturing thesis.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Cleantech and infrastructure venture fund focused on scaling proven climate technologies — thematically aligned with KDC's commercialization & scale service pillar.

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat4 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers4 records

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Segment2 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Profiles4 records

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Funding stage, Last funding date, Total funding USD

Funding rounds1 record

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Round, Amount USD, Date, Pre money valuation, Total investors, Investors, News

Investors1 record

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Name, Type, Date of entry, Rounds participated, Website

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M&A

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Investment3 records

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KDC

Infrastructure Development and Project Finance Serviceskdc.earth

KDC is a private operating partner firm that bridges the "missing middle" for infrastructure-ready companies needing $400M+ capital and execution support. It embeds into portfolio company executive teams to provide capital convening, development, construction, and operations across energy, manufacturing, decarbonization, and supply chains.

What KDC does

KDC (legal name: Kamine and Conway KDC) is a privately held operating partner firm based in Bedminster, New Jersey, formally established in 2016 to bridge what it terms the "missing middle" — companies with proven technologies that need both substantial institutional capital ($400M+ per project) and hands-on infrastructure execution to scale. The firm operates across four service pillars: Capital Convening, Operating & Development, Commercialization & Scale, and Capital Formation & Structuring, embedding directly into portfolio company executive teams and providing end-to-end support from project finance and capital structuring through development, engineering, site selection, permitting, construction, supply chain, and operations. Its customer base consists of infrastructure-ready growth-stage companies and Fortune 500 enterprises in energy, advanced manufacturing, decarbonization, national security, and supply chains.

The firm's underlying capability is not a software or technology platform but rather a human-capital and relationships stack built on the Kamine family's four-decade track record of building, owning, and operating physical infrastructure (over $4 billion cumulative across power generation, telecom, solar, and upcycling) combined with Edwin Conway's institutional capital pedigree from senior roles at BlackRock ($350B AUM in alternatives) and Blackstone. Its product surface includes both active service offerings and legacy business units: KDC Cogen (600 MW of cogeneration power, historical), KMC Telecom (largest privately held CLEC across 40 cities with $2.3B deployed and $600M in annual sales, historical), KDC Solar (largest private solar owner in New Jersey at 125 MW, historical), and KDC Upcycling Technologies ($170M facility pioneering real-time Scope 3 carbon accounting).

KDC's business model is a managed-services operating partnership in which the firm contributes capital convening, operational expertise, and infrastructure execution in exchange for equity participation and aligned long-term economics with portfolio companies; revenue derives from successful scaling through to IPO or exit rather than productized fees, with terms negotiated individually on a bespoke basis. Go-to-market is exclusively enterprise field sales via direct outreach, website contact form, and founder network referrals — there are no self-service channels, standardized pricing, or marketing campaigns. The firm has 11–50 employees and four named partners, with no public revenue disclosure.

KDC firmographics

Firmographics
Name
KDC
Legal name
Kamine and Conway KDC
Website
https://kdc.earth
Company type
Private
Founded year
2016
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
KDC is a private operating partner firm that bridges the "missing middle" for infrastructure-ready companies needing $400M+ capital and execution support. It embeds into portfolio company executive teams to provide capital convening, development, construction, and operations across energy, manufacturing, decarbonization, and supply chains.
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KDC industry classification

Industry
Product category
Infrastructure Development and Project Finance Services
NAICS
Other Financial Investment Activities (5239), Management of Companies and Enterprises (551)
SIC
Investors, Nec (6799)
akta.pro primary industry
Corporate Strategic Real Assets & Infrastructure Venture Investing (FSANAHAN)
akta.pro secondary industries
Energy & Sustainability / Climate Growth Equity (FSANACAG), Telecom, Networking & Infrastructure Growth Equity (FSANACAJ)

Keywords

  • Infrastructure development
  • Project finance
  • Capital convening
  • Operating partnership
  • Infrastructure scaling

Where KDC is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bedminster
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

KDC business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Operating Partner / Equity Stakes: KDC embeds as an extension of a company's executive team and participates in the long-term value creation of portfolio companies. They provide capital convening, operational expertise, and infrastructure execution in exchange for equity participation and aligned economics. Revenue derives from successful scaling of partner companies from project finance through to IPO or exit.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

KDC product offering

Product offering

Core offering

KDC operates as an operating partner that embeds within companies developing $400M or greater in infrastructure assets, providing capital convening (debt, equity, tax equity, bonds), full-scope project development (engineering, permitting, site selection, construction, supply chain, logistics, operations), and commercialization support. The firm targets companies with proven product-market fit in advanced manufacturing, decarbonization, national security, energy, and supply chains, participating in long-term value creation through equity stakes.

Product overview

KDC operates as an integrated operational and financial partnership model, unifying multi-generational development expertise, deep industrial execution, and institutional financing capability. The company offers four primary service pillars—Capital Convening, Operating & Development, Commercialization & Scale, and Capital Formation & Structuring—alongside its legacy infrastructure business units (KDC Cogen, KMC Telecom, KDC Solar, and KDC Upcycling Technologies). KDC partners with companies scaling technologies within advanced manufacturing, decarbonization, national security, energy, and supply chains, focusing on opportunities that need to scale towards developing and financing $400M or greater in assets. The company embeds itself as an extension of a company's executive team, guiding businesses through the full arc of growth from project finance and capital structuring through development, engineering, site selection, utilities, permitting, vendor management, construction, supply chain, logistics, and operations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Capital Convening Bringing together aligned capital and capabilities to fund large-scale, economically sound businesses and infrastructure. Includes project financing ranging from debt and equity to tax equity, bonds, and hybrid structures, targeted at $100M+ infrastructure opportunities and access to institutional, private equity, family office, and debt capital sources.
  • Operating & Development Proven experience in developing, building, operating, and managing cross-sector infrastructure and technology platforms. Includes development, engineering, site selection, utilities, permitting, vendor management, construction, supply chain, logistics, and operations, with infrastructure built across many industries, over 1,500 employees across the U.S. in 40 cities, and global financial teams in 50+ offices.
  • Commercialization & Scale Turning breakthrough technologies into profitable, market-ready systems, from lab level through pilot to project financing with $100Ms to billions in capital to create duplicable infrastructure models.
  • Capital Formation & Structuring Building capital stacks and aligning teams for institutional growth and sales, with expertise in large-scale $100M+ infrastructure opportunities and access to institutional, private equity, family offices, and debt vehicles.

Companies that use KDC

Customer profile

Named customers4 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

KDC technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

KDC partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered founding.

  • Kamine FamilyfoundingStrategic or Co-development PartnerKamine family multi-generational infrastructure development expertise forms the foundation of KDC. Harold Kamine brings 40 years of experience building, owning, and operating over $4B in infrastructure across power generation, telecom, and solar sectors. The family legacy provides the operational execution DNA of the firm.
  • Edwin ConwayfoundingStrategic or Co-development PartnerEdwin Conway formerly of BlackRock (Global Head of Alternatives, $350B AUM) and Blackstone brings institutional capital markets expertise. His background in global equity private markets, capital markets supporting $10+ Trillion in client assets, provides the financial structuring and capital convening capabilities.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

KDC competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Generate Capital: Sustainable infrastructure developer, owner, and financier that combines institutional capital with operational execution — directly comparable to KDC's operating-partner model in renewables, energy storage, and decarbonization infrastructure.

Broad incumbents

  • Brookfield Infrastructure Partners: Largest global infrastructure investor operating across utilities, transportation, telecom, and renewables — overlapping deal universe with KDC but at vastly greater AUM scale.
  • Blackstone Infrastructure Partners: Mega-platform infrastructure investor — Conway's prior firm connection makes this a directly relevant competitive comparable for institutional LP capital.
  • BlackRock Global Infrastructure Partners: Conway's former firm (where he led $350B Alternatives) — a key competitive overlap for institutional LP mandates and infrastructure deal flow.
  • Macquarie Asset Management: Global infrastructure asset manager with deep operating infrastructure capability — competitive incumbent for KDC's targeted renewable and advanced manufacturing project pipelines.
  • KKR Global Infrastructure: Alternative-asset infrastructure platform with core+ and value-add strategies — competing for both renewable and digital infrastructure deal flow overlapping KDC's verticals.

Emerging players

  • Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners: Energy-transition pure-play infrastructure sponsor with developer-operator model — directly comparable to KDC's energy / renewables focus and bespoke partnering approach.
  • EIG Global Energy Partners: Energy transition debt and equity investor in renewables, storage, and infrastructure — overlapping KDC's energy and decarbonization deal sourcing.
  • Energy Impact Partners: Climate-focused growth-equity and venture platform backed by utilities — overlapping KDC's decarbonization and advanced manufacturing thesis.
  • ArcTern Ventures: Cleantech and infrastructure venture fund focused on scaling proven climate technologies — thematically aligned with KDC's commercialization & scale service pillar.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

KDC social profiles

Digital presence

KDC financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

KDC leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

KDC funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

KDC M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments3 records

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about KDC

What does KDC do?

KDC operates as an operating partner that embeds within companies developing $400M or greater in infrastructure assets, providing capital convening (debt, equity, tax equity, bonds), full-scope project development (engineering, permitting, site selection, construction, supply chain, logistics, operations), and commercialization support. The firm targets companies with proven product-market fit in advanced manufacturing, decarbonization, national security, energy, and supply chains, participating in long-term value creation through equity stakes.

Is KDC a public or private company?

KDC is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.

When was KDC founded?

KDC was founded in 2016. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is KDC based?

KDC is headquartered in Bedminster, United States, in the North America region.

How does KDC make money?

One revenue line is on record: operating Partner / Equity Stakes.

Who are KDC's main competitors?

Generate Capital is listed as a direct peer. Broad incumbents are Brookfield Infrastructure Partners, Blackstone Infrastructure Partners, BlackRock Global Infrastructure Partners, Macquarie Asset Management and KKR Global Infrastructure. Emerging players are Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners, EIG Global Energy Partners, Energy Impact Partners and ArcTern Ventures.

Does KDC have an API?

No public API is recorded for KDC.

What industry is KDC in?

KDC's product category is Infrastructure Development and Project Finance Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANAHAN, Corporate Strategic Real Assets & Infrastructure Venture Investing, with a secondary code of FSANACAG, Energy & Sustainability / Climate Growth Equity. Its NAICS code is 5239 and its SIC code is 6799.

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PR NewswireFuture Standard Announces Strategic Partnership with KDC to Expand Access to Next-Generation Infrastructure OpportunitiesFuture Standard, a $94 billion global alternative asset manager, announced on August 18, 2026 the close of a minority stake investment in KDC, a specialized infrastructure development and execution firm co-founded by Future Standard CEO Edwin Conway and the Kamine family. The deal includes an option for Future Standard to acquire control later. The partnership aims to give clients access to direct investment opportunities in data, energy security, advanced manufacturing and critical minerals.MorningstarFuture Standard Announces Strategic Partnership with KDC to Expand Access to Next-Generation Infrastructure OpportunitiesFuture Standard acquired a minority stake in KDC and launched a strategic partnership to provide investors with access to next-generation infrastructure opportunities. The collaboration combines Future Standard's capital and distribution capabilities with KDC's specialized expertise in developing, financing, and executing capital-intensive projects in sectors such as data, energy, and advanced manufacturing.FuturestandardFuture Standard Announces Strategic Partnership with KDC to Expand Access to Next-Generation Infrastructure OpportunitiesFuture Standard acquired a minority stake in KDC, a specialized infrastructure development firm, and has an option to acquire control. The partnership aims to give investors access to direct investment opportunities in capital-intensive sectors like data, energy, and critical minerals. KDC's expertise complements Future Standard's investment platform.Business Wire BlogKDC Partnership Acquires Stake in AI Factory Builder Eagle Mountain DataKDC Partnership acquired a 10% stake in Eagle Mountain Data, an AI-factory builder, to provide growth capital for its 1,000-megawatt portfolio of AI factories across the continental United States. KDC retains the right to acquire an additional 30% stake, while Eagle Mountain's management retains full operational control.Business Wire BlogKDC Partnership Acquires Stake in AI Factory Builder Eagle Mountain DataKDC Partnership acquired a 10% stake in Eagle Mountain Data, an AI-factory builder, to provide growth capital for its 1,000-megawatt portfolio of AI factories across the continental United States. KDC retains the right to acquire an additional 30% stake, while Eagle Mountain's management keeps full operational control.PR NewswireBlue Planet and KDC Announce a Global Partnership to Scale Carbon Negative Concrete Worldwide- Solving One of the Largest Environmental Problems.Blue Planet and Kamine Development Corporation (KDC) have announced a global partnership to scale Blue Planet's carbon-negative concrete technology worldwide. The technology sequesters CO2 from power plants into synthetic limestone aggregate, creating concrete with the same structural integrity as traditional concrete while eliminating the need for mined materials. The companies plan to develop up to 5,000 sites globally, with an initial target of 100 US sites by 2025 that could contribute to nearly 5-10% of US Paris Treaty obligations.PR NewswireKDC Sustainable Infrastructure Announces Partnership with Celadon, to Help Solve North America's Cardboard Waste ProblemKDC Sustainable Infrastructure and Celadon announced a partnership to build large-scale recycling infrastructure in North America to address the growing cardboard waste problem. The companies plan to invest approximately $300 million across two sites starting in 2020, aiming to upcycle over 800,000 tons of cardboard and waste paper annually.