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Fusion for the Grid

A decarbonised grid still needs firm power underneath the renewables. That is the burner's job.

Applications & MarketsUpdated 2026-08-11
Product
MetroVolt burner
Role
Firm, dispatchable baseload
Class
13.678 GW

As grids fill with intermittent solar and wind, the scarce, valuable commodity becomes firm, dispatchable, clean generation. The MetroVolt burner housing (1400 m, +2832 MWe net, 13.678 GW class) is aimed squarely at that role: steady baseload that can also follow load, with no operational carbon and secure fuel.

Cost is the gateWhether fusion wins this market depends on capital cost and availability — Kronos's central commercial studies, not a settled result.

Common questions

What grid role does the burner fill?

Firm, dispatchable, zero-carbon baseload — the scarce commodity in a renewable-heavy grid — via the MetroVolt housing.

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Content reviewed August 2026 · design-and-simulation stage