Digital Energy / Pillar 02

Energy transition technologies

Gas-to-nuclear conversion, geothermal integration, and grid-ready solar programs that decarbonize existing assets while keeping them earning. Rapid cutover without stranded sites or downtime.

Emissions impact

-80% vs legacy

Hybrid uptime

99%+

Grid stability

AI-optimized

Gas-to-nuclear conversion

Transition gas peakers into nuclear-backed resiliency nodes using existing interconnects and transmission rights.

Hybrid geothermal grids

Blend geothermal baseload with SMR heat for higher capacity factors and dispatchable flexibility.

Grid-ready solar orchestration

Integrate solar with SMR backup, battery storage, and AI dispatch to stabilize renewables-heavy grids.

Brownfield acceleration

Repower retired coal or gas sites with modular reactors to reuse permits, cooling, and workforce.

Brownfield conversion playbooks to phase fossil baseload into modular low-carbon assets.
Geothermal and solar-hybrid architectures with grid-forming controls and storage.
Utility, IPP, and industrial offtake strategies tailored to local grid codes and policy.
Rapid transition plans that protect balance sheets while cutting emissions.

Outcomes

Transition, without downtime

Keep revenue flowing while carbon intensity falls and resilience rises.

Carbon drop-in

Decarbonize legacy assets without waiting for new grid infrastructure.

Resilience uplift

Hybrid stacks deliver firm capacity during peak demand and extreme weather.

Faster approvals

Leverage existing sites and rights-of-way to compress regulatory timelines.

Economic reuse

Preserve jobs, transmission corridors, and balance sheets while greening output.

Method

How we phase legacy assets

Practical, step-by-step transition plans that reuse corridors, interconnects, and workforces while cutting emissions.

Assess and model

  • Grid and thermal audits of legacy assets, corridors, and rights-of-way.
  • Digital twins that simulate cutover, ramp rates, and reserve margins.
  • Environmental and stakeholder baselines with rapid permitting pathways.

Hybridize and cut over

  • Parallel build with SMR modules, geothermal tie-ins, and storage buffers.
  • AI dispatch that balances renewables, nuclear, and legacy assets without outages.
  • Brownfield-first civil scopes that reuse cooling, roads, and transmission.

Operate and localize

  • Local workforce training, simulator time, and certification tracks.
  • Fuel, maintenance, and OEM spares plans sized to sovereign timelines.
  • Performance dashboards for regulators, lenders, and community stakeholders.

Detailed scope

What the hybrid platform delivers

Everything needed to design, build, and operate hybridized assets with sovereign alignment.

Assessment & design

  • Grid and thermal audits of existing plants and substations.
  • Repower options with SMR, geothermal, and solar-hybrid stacks.
  • Interconnect and protection studies to keep uptime high.

Execution & cutover

  • Parallel build while legacy units taper to avoid downtime.
  • Modular balance-of-plant and storage to absorb intermittency.
  • Operator training and grid-code compliance baked in.

Commercial & policy

  • IPP and utility contracting models that avoid stranded assets.
  • Policy alignment for incentives, wheeling, and offsets/attributes.
  • Industrial offtake strategies for heat, power, and hydrogen.

Proof

Representative transition playbooks

Scenario-tested reference plays that can be adapted to sovereign regulators, utilities, and industrial anchors.

Repower of a retired coal site into a 200 MWe hybrid SMR + solar + battery node without new corridors.

Conversion of two gas peakers into load-following SMR/solar hybrids to supply a green industrial zone.

Geothermal + SMR pairing that lifted capacity factor above 85 percent while keeping downtime below 1 percent.

Solar orchestration pilots that reduced curtailment by 30 percent while adding fast frequency response.

Engage

Modernize legacy assets with minimal disruption

We repower existing sites, layer clean heat and storage, and orchestrate dispatch so utilities and industries can transition faster than regulatory cycles.