Capacity
The firm capacity the site needs and the load profile it has to serve.
Sales · Early deployment cohort
Firm power you own, behind your meter, on your build schedule.
Laurelin is developing a container-class pulsed fusion architecture for firm, carbon-free power at the load. If you are planning new firm capacity, bring us the load, the site, and the target date. We will start with a deployment call.
Deployment conversations open
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01 · The buyer’s constraint
The buildout is waiting on power.
A data hall gets financed and built in two years. New firm capacity waits about 2,100 days for an interconnect. Laurelin's commercial target closes that gap: power that sites behind the meter and arrives on the host facility's schedule.
OptionSupplyConstraint
Grid interconnectionFirmQueue-dependent
New gasFirmCarbon and fuel exposure
Solar + storageIntermittentSchedule-dependent
Laurelin targetFirmBehind-meter deployment
02 · The commercial target
A container-class core, deployed as owned equipment.
The target architecture places reactor-core hardware inside a forty-foot ISO envelope, with balance of plant arranged as adjacent modules. The commercial target is a roughly 10 MWe-class unit sold as an owned asset with a continuing service relationship.
- Output target
- ~10 MWe class [estimate]
- Core envelope
- 40-ft ISO class
- Site position
- Behind the meter
- Program target
- First deployable unit in ~36 months [estimate]
Targets are forward-looking and stage-gated. Final capacity, schedule, siting, pricing, and terms depend on measured program milestones and the host site.
03 · The first conversation
Start with a deployment call.
Bring us the load, the desired online date, and what is known about the site. We will use the call to understand fit, identify the questions that matter, and agree on the useful next step.
Timing
The desired online date and the project schedule driving it.
Site
The host location, electrical context, and operating constraints that matter.
04 · How to engage
From first call to a deployment plan.
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Sales call
Walk through the load, site, capacity, and desired date.
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Fit brief
Translate the call into an initial deployment and siting view.
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Mutual NDA
Open the technical material held outside the public site.
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Technical deep-dive
Review architecture, milestones, and acceptance gates.
- 05
Site engagement
Scope the pad, electrical tie-in, perimeter, and integration.
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Next steps
Agree the appropriate commercial and technical follow-up.
05 · The host site
Start with the load, the date, and the site.
A serious deployment conversation begins with the host conditions. The first working session scopes the information needed for an indicative siting brief; detailed technical material follows under mutual NDA.
- Accessible pad
- Container access, rigging path, and controlled perimeter
- Electrical tie-in
- A behind-meter integration point appropriate to the host load
- Standard utilities
- Final requirements scoped for the specific host site
- Operating context
- Load profile, redundancy target, schedule, and local constraints
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06 · Book a call
Book a call around your load, date, and site.
This form goes to hello@laurelin-inc.com with a [Sales] subject line. We will reply with scheduling options.
We accept non-binding LOIs at this time. This form starts a conversation; LOIs, orders, capacity reservations, and offers are executed separately.