Who Batu Yetki is
Batu Yetki is the founder of Voltane (Voltane Inc.). He is the author of every article on Voltane Research, where his byline reads "Batu Yetki, Founder", and the public contact for the company.
More about the company is on the About Voltane page.
What Voltane does
Voltane shows where power can actually be delivered, and by when. It reads Texas parcels for the questions a large load or a gas-to-power project has to answer first: where it could connect, how long a connection has taken for projects like it, what power costs there, and what is planned nearby.
The work rests on a few rules that run through everything Voltane publishes:
- Every fact carries its source and date.
- Every estimate is labelled as one, with its range and its method.
- Evidence that is missing stays visible as unknown.
- It is built from public data.
Voltane is a neutral data service. It does not buy, option or broker land, and it does not act as anyone's agent. Where Voltane charges for analysis, the fee is flat and stated up front: not a commission, and not contingent on any transaction.
Why Voltane exists
The reason is the one his time to power article opens with: land near a line is only useful if power can reach it in time. A map of parcels and lines does not answer that. So Voltane puts the land, the grid evidence and the open questions for a site in one record, and says plainly which parts are facts, which are estimates and which are unknown.
A substation nearby is a place to ask, not available capacity. Voltane's grid signals are proxies, and its pages say so wherever they appear.
What he writes
Batu writes Voltane Research: sourced analysis of land, grid and data center siting. Each article lists its sources and method, and the backtests print their misses.
- How Voltane works
- How Voltane estimates time to power
- Time to power in PJM: what interconnection history shows
- How Voltane scores real projects
- Where Texas can still connect
- Texas has more than one grid
- The coal-to-nuclear map
How to reach him
Email batu@voltane.co. His LinkedIn profile is listed under Sources on this page.
Voltane takes work through two doors:
- Find me a site. Tell Voltane what you need (MW, target year, region, acreage). Voltane finds, reports on and prices candidate sites in ERCOT and Texas.
- Analyze my site. Bring a site you already have and get a report on its path to power. By request for now.
Working with Batu
A project starts at Find me a site, with a request form and a booked call. Bring the MW you need, your target year, the region and the acreage.
What comes back is a screening record, not a guarantee: a shortlist with sources and dates, the estimates labelled as estimates, and the unknowns listed with the next check for each. The sample brief shows the format.
Questions people ask
Who is Batu Yetki?
Batu Yetki is the founder of Voltane. He writes Voltane Research under the byline "Batu Yetki, Founder" and is the public contact for the company.
What is Voltane?
Voltane shows where power can actually be delivered, and by when. It screens Texas parcels for ERCOT data center and gas-to-power sites from public data, with the source behind every number, and takes site searches through its Find me a site service.
How do I contact Batu Yetki?
Email batu@voltane.co, or start a request on the Find me a site page at voltane.co/find-a-site.
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Need a site, or have one?
Tell us what you need and Voltane finds, reports on and prices candidate sites in ERCOT. Or bring a site you already have for a path-to-power report (by request for now).