Vinson & Elkins represented Fidelis New Energy, LLC in the sale of its portfolio company American Intelligence & Power Corporation and its Monarch Compute Campus to Nscale. The Monarch Compute Campus, with up to 2,250 acres in Mason County, West Virginia, is the United States’ first state-certified AI microgrid with a power runway scalable to over 8 gigawatts.
The Vinson & Elkins team was led by Partners Creighton Smith and Milam Newby and Counsel Alexander Baker, with assistance from Partners Lina Dimachkieh and Todd Way and Counsel Allyson Seger. Also advising were Partner Katherine Frank and Senior AssociateMadison Bertrand; Senior Associate Tim Johnston and Associates Hannah Thai, Allyson Grove, and Katie Holmes; Associates Katie Dillard and Jeff Carr; Partner Sean Becker, Senior Associate Andrew Cox, and Alexys Lewis; Partner Shane Tucker and Associate Anna Huthnance; Partner Tigist Kassahun, Senior Associate Alexa Chally, and Associate Sean Dao; Counsel Ken Adler and Associate Grace Ann Pulliam; Partner Matt Dobbins and Associate Justine Jia; Partner C.J. Polito and Counsel Andrew Beach.
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