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What are MetroVolt and AEGIS?

Two housings of the same D–³He burner — MetroVolt for grid/data-centre power, AEGIS for defence installations.

Questions & Honest AnswersUpdated 2026-08-11
What are MetroVolt and AEGIS?

MetroVolt and AEGIS are the same low-neutron D–³He burner in different lengths: MetroVolt (1400 m, +2832 MWe net) for grid and data-centre power, AEGIS (440 m, +850 MWe net) for fixed defence installations. One physics core, packaged for two markets.

The same reproducible physics underlies both.

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MetroVolt — Grid & Data-Centre Power →AEGIS — Defence Installations →Modular Product Housings →
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Content reviewed August 2026 · design-and-simulation stage