MetroVolt — The Commercial Generator
MetroVolt is Kronos's commercial fusion generator — city-scale, firm, low-neutron power built on the S.M.A.R.T. architecture.
- Product
- Commercial fusion generator
- Architecture
- Kronos S.M.A.R.T.
- Design point
- P_fus 1.22 GW operating (2.41 GW gated ceiling, labeled history)
- Net electric
- 486 MWe per unit (exhaust-honest; ~510 channeling-gated)
MetroVolt is the commercial fusion generator from Kronos Fusion Energy — a firm, city-scale, low-neutron power plant built on the S.M.A.R.T. architecture. It is designed to supply the always-on, weather- independent electricity that a decarbonizing grid and large industrial loads need.
The MetroVolt design point converges at a fusion power of 1.22 GW at the ratified near-thermal Mode-D baseline (the 2.41 GW hot-ion ceiling is gated, labeled history), delivering 486 MWe of net electric output per unit on the exhaust-honest ledger (a three-unit station around 1.5 GWe; 1.8–2.5 GWe at the gated ceiling). These are design-point figures on a published, gate-adjudicated schedule — validated against the open 81-analysis record, not an operating product. Its defense-oriented sibling is AEGIS.