The plan is here on how to establish power and communication on the Moon

Astrolab is developing a lunar energy and communication network capable of providing over 100 kW of power through utility nodes. Their Lumis system will support energy, communication, and data services for lunar operations. Each unit will initially provide 2 kW, with plans to increase to 20 kW. The Flex rover will connect multiple units, enhancing operational efficiency. The infrastructure's placement is crucial, as minor adjustments can significantly affect sunlight exposure and communication with Earth. The Lumis units will feature solar panels, batteries, and wireless energy transfer, ensuring 400 hours of operation. The first units are expected to be deployed by 2028.