Render of an Astro power plant at night: a control building, the engine and its generator, and a tall exhaust stack

Power on.

Get a delivery date

No one should wait five years for power.

The grid is booked, and so are the big turbines. Data centers feel it first, but anything new and large is in the same line. We build our own engines and bring them to your site on a flatbed: 200–500 megawatts in 2027, across all sites.§

Site planner

Plan your site.

Pick a place, how much power, and when.

100MW
Mar 2028
Where
Abilene, TX

Redundancy

Your number covers

Your demand is

A bladed disk being machined in Astro's shop

Never go dark. Never overpay.

Every business wants two things from power: it’s always there, and it costs as little as possible. That won’t change.

Solar power costs 90% less than it did in 2010, and batteries 93% less.† So sun, wind, and batteries are now the cheapest way to cover most of your hours. They can’t promise all of them. The smart move is a blend, with one source that can carry the whole load when the others fall short. That source is what we build.

The last hours cost the most.

Each dot is one hour in the dark, per year. Prices are for sun plus batteries in China’s 2024 projects. Source: IRENA.†

Powered 90% of the year$30 per MWh

876hours dark

Powered 99%$46 per MWh

88hours dark

Powered 99.9%The last 1% costs at least 3 times the 4% before it†

9hours dark

Powered 99.99%What data centers need

53minutes dark

Mix planner

Cheap most hours. Certain every hour.

Use the cheap power whenever it’s there. Our engines cover the hours it isn’t. Switch sources on and off and pick a week to blend your own mix.

Your sources
Astro enginesEvery hour the others can’t coverAlways on
The week

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