Invest in the power plants every AI company needs
You don't have to pick which AI company wins. Invest in the energy every one of them needs, at the development stage, before institutional capital reprices the opportunity.
- ⚡440+ new Texas data centers planned1All of them need power.
- ⚡410+ GW of new power demand requested25X current Texas grid capacity.
- ⚡16 projects across TexasAmerican PowerGen's active development pipeline.
- ⚡22 GW of planned capacityAcross that pipeline.
- ⚡Leadership has exited 12+ energy projects*With $5B+ in combined transaction history.
- ⚡Nasdaq ticker reserved: APGX**Reserved as part of a long-term listing strategy.
** Reservation of a ticker symbol does not indicate that the Company's securities are currently listed or traded on Nasdaq, does not constitute approval by Nasdaq or any regulatory authority, and does not guarantee that a future listing will occur.
The AI bottleneck is no longer chips. It's electricity.
Why the grid can't keep up
AI infrastructure is being built faster than the power infrastructure needed to support it. Data centers can be developed in just a few years, while new generation, transmission and grid infrastructure can take longer. As AI and data center demand accelerates, access to reliable power is becoming one of the biggest constraints on where new capacity can be built.
Why the answer is natural gas
41% of America's electricity already comes from natural gas5, and that is not an accident of history. Wind and solar cannot deliver the reliability a data center requires, because a data center does not stop when the weather does. Nuclear is roughly a decade away and carries enormous regulatory hurdles before a single megawatt reaches a grid. Gas is fast to deploy, flexible to operate, and delivers power exactly where and when it is needed.
New power plant development, built for Texas
America is entering one of the largest power infrastructure buildouts in decades. AI, data centers, advanced manufacturing, and electrification are driving unprecedented demand for reliable electricity, while the existing grid struggles to keep pace. Texas sits at the center of this growth. The opportunity isn't simply owning power plants — it's developing the next generation of energy infrastructure needed to power what comes next.
Why Texas
With extensive energy infrastructure, natural gas access, available land and a growing industrial base, Texas is positioned at the center of America's next major power buildout. It also offers a deregulated grid and a faster interconnection process through ERCOT. The challenge is bringing new generation online fast enough to meet growing demand.
Our development model
We take a site from raw land to shovel-ready in stages:
- 1Secure land and permits
- 2Lock in grid interconnections
- 3Connect long-term gas supply
All of this is set up so that when buyers like AI companies or large-scale operators arrive, they find shovel-ready projects — not years of uncertainty.
Our business model
American PowerGen develops power projects. As projects advance, the company creates value in two ways:
Develop and sell
Advance power projects through key development milestones, then sell the project.
Develop, own, and operate
Own the projects and sell the power to data centers, utilities, manufacturers, and large power users.
Building shareholder value
Whether a project is monetized through a strategic sale or retained for ongoing power sales, the goal is the same: build the overall value of American PowerGen and its portfolio.
We develop power plants from the ground up
American PowerGen is advancing a 22 GW development pipeline across 16 Texas projects. The company identifies opportunities and performs the early-stage work required to move potential generation sites through the development process.
- ✓We originateIdentify high-demand markets and strategic generation sites.
- ✓We secureLand control, gas access and required infrastructure.
- ✓We developAdvance engineering, permitting and grid interconnection.
- ✓We commercializePosition projects for potential customers, financing, construction or strategic sale.
Turning plans into projects
The milestones that stall most projects are already behind American PowerGen:
Land secured
Site control established across multiple development locations.
Natural gas supply available
Projects are located near major interstate natural gas infrastructure.
Interconnection
Advancing studies, negotiations, and key agreements required for interconnection.
Permitting and approvals
Advancing air, environmental, zoning and local approvals across the development pipeline.
Engineering
The engineering team is actively advancing technical work to move the pipeline toward construction.
40% of funding goal reached
The investor community continues to grow.
First offering closing completed
Successfully completed after reaching the minimum offering amount.
Nasdaq ticker APGX reserved**
Reserved as part of American PowerGen's long-term strategy.
** See the ticker-reservation disclosure above — reservation does not indicate Nasdaq approval or guarantee a future listing.
The people behind it
With $5B+ in transaction history and 12 successful power plant project exits, the team brings the network, operational expertise, and credibility to execute on this opportunity.*
Peter Perri
20+ years building and financing power infrastructure across the US, with a focus on firm, dispatchable energy. He led the growth of PowerPHASE, including a $25M equity raise backed by energy players such as NextEra and Energy Impact Partners.
Vince Palmieri
25+ years investing, operating and exiting businesses across energy, infrastructure and industrial sectors, with prior exits to strategic buyers including Blackstone and Lear Corporation.
* Track record reflects the combined career history of American PowerGen's leadership team, prior to founding the company.
How investing works
- 01Choose your amountOpen to everyone 18 and older.
- 025-minute secure checkoutFunds are held in escrow with the offering's broker-dealer.
- 03Your investment closesYou can cancel up to 48 hours before your scheduled closing.
What an investor would be taking on
Risk summary
- The shares are not publicly traded and cannot be easily traded or sold.
- Shares sold via Regulation Crowdfunding carry a one-year lockup before they can be sold, subject to conditions.
- A return typically depends on an acquisition or an initial public offering, taking roughly five to ten years and often longer. Sometimes there is no return, as a result of business failure.
- There is no guarantee that the stated valuation and other terms are accurate or in agreement with market or industry valuations.
- Ownership may be diluted over time and voting power may be limited.
- A reserved Nasdaq ticker does not mean the company's shares are listed, tradable, or will ever be approved for listing.
- Every figure on this page is as stated by the company or its cited sources and has not been independently verified.
At a glance
- 25 GW to 80+ GW — the annual US data center power demand gap between 2024 and 2030.
- 22 GW development pipeline across 16 Texas projects.
- Land, gas access, and interconnection work underway; permitting and approvals advancing; first offering closing completed.
- Nasdaq ticker APGX reserved** — not a listing or approval.
- Regulation CF offering conducted through DealMaker Securities LLC.
The offering
American PowerGen is raising capital under Regulation Crowdfunding to fund development of its Texas gas-fired generation pipeline. Full offering terms, financials, and required disclosures are available on the offering page.