Turning Sunlight into Tokens
Under exclusive long-term agreements with landholding companies, we co-build Token Factories that combine generation, storage, compute, and model services. We finance and own the compute hardware, and provide model services to the market. Maricott carries out the engineering and construction.
Western Downs
Maricott and Queensland developer Greenfield Pty Ltd are developing an integrated solar, battery storage, and data-centre precinct at 453 Engine Road, Baking Board.
The site has been secured and covers 215.47 hectares, with energy approval for 125 megawatts. Stage one comprises 471,000 solar panels, inverters, and battery storage. Stage two adds the AI facilities and data centre, powered primarily by the solar farm and batteries, with grid backup.
Once operational, the token factory will provide model services and computing capacity to customers worldwide and supply tokens to the Western Downs Digital Park. The total investment is $150 million.
125 MW
Approved energy capacity · Baking Board
471,000
Stage-one solar panels and battery storage
215.47 ha
Total site area · 453 Engine Road
$150m
Total investment · stage one through the stage-two data centre
