Large data center campus at night, rows of server buildings with exterior lighting, representing the scale of AI infrastructure power demand
Power for AI Infrastructure

Dedicated clean power for your campus

Data centers running GPU clusters at capacity need firm power around the clock. Grid interconnection queues stretch five to seven years in most markets. We build the generation and bring it to you.

4-12 MW Per unit output (design target)
>90% Capacity factor design goal
<5 min Dispatch response target
The Grid Constraint

Grid interconnection is not a solution for AI-era demand

Data center operators pursuing new campus capacity face the same set of constraints regardless of market: interconnection queues measured in years, transmission infrastructure not built for distributed load growth, and price exposure tied to wholesale market volatility.

Queue

5 to 7 Year Interconnection Waits

US grid interconnection queues have grown from an average of 2.1 years in 2015 to over five years in most ISOs today, driven by the volume of new generation and load requests competing for limited transmission capacity. Public FERC interconnection queue data.

Loss

5 to 8% Transmission Losses

Power transmitted over long-distance lines loses 5 to 8% as heat before it reaches the load. At data center scale, that represents a material cost on every megawatt-hour purchased. Direct connection eliminates transmission losses entirely.

Price

Volatile Wholesale Pricing

Grid-tied data centers face electricity price exposure through PPA or spot market mechanisms that fluctuate with fuel costs, weather events, and generation mix. A long-term take-or-pay PPA with a co-located source eliminates that variability from the operating cost model.

Carbon

Emissions Accounting Pressure

Enterprise customers and regulatory bodies are increasing scrutiny of Scope 2 emissions from data center operations. Grid power with renewable energy certificates has verification gaps that direct zero-carbon generation does not, as the electrons and their carbon attributes originate from the same source.

Integration Architecture

From plant to switchgear in a single cable run

The output of the Applied Atomics turbine-generator connects directly to your campus medium-voltage switchgear. From there, power flows through your existing distribution infrastructure to the UPS systems serving each hall. No substation, no transmission line, no grid interconnect application.

The plant siting footprint is typically three to five acres adjacent to the campus boundary. Civil and electrical interconnect work between the plant and the campus switchgear is included in our installation scope. Your electrical team reviews and approves the integration design before construction begins.

Full technical architecture
Site plan showing compact fission plant adjacent to data center campus with direct electrical connection path
Performance Specifications

Design targets, stated as targets

These figures are our engineering design goals for the first commercial units. They are not values verified through operational data. We present them to give prospective partners a clear view of what the system is designed to do.

Parameter Design Target Notes
Electrical output per unit 4 to 12 MW Scalable by unit count per campus
Capacity factor goal > 90% Baseload-mode operation, planned outages excluded
Dispatch response < 5 minutes AI-managed output adjustment from current state
Load-following range 30% to 100% Output modulation within safe operating envelope
Hot standby capability Yes Reactor maintained at operating temperature, output to zero on command
Site footprint 3 to 5 acres Includes containment, turbine hall, and dry cask storage pad
Water consumption Closed loop Air-cooled condenser option available for water-constrained sites
Commercial Structure

Long-term power purchase with capital structure options

Our commercial model is a long-term take-or-pay power purchase agreement. You commit to a minimum MW capacity for the contract term; we build, own, operate, and maintain the plant, delivering power to your switchgear at a fixed price per MWh for the duration. The PPA structure eliminates your capital exposure to plant construction and operations.

For partners who prefer to own the asset outright, we can structure a build-own-transfer arrangement or a joint development agreement. Indicative pricing and structure options are shared in early partner conversations, not published. The first step is a brief technical and commercial alignment call.

Power Purchase Agreement

Fixed $/MWh for contract term. We own and operate the plant. You purchase the output.

Build-Own-Transfer

We build and commission, then transfer ownership to the campus operator at a pre-agreed valuation milestone.

Joint Development

Co-investment structure for partners who want equity in the generation asset alongside offtake rights.

Planning new campus capacity?

We are in preliminary discussions with data center developers across the US. If you are evaluating power options for a new build or expansion, we want to hear about your requirements before you finalize your grid application.

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