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Solutions at a glance

Everything about our sustainable infrastructure operations in one place.

Energy Systems Expertise

Discover ADES and CALstore, two innovative technologies designed for low risk energy generation and scalable storage to support a sustainable future.

Implementation Expertise

We deliver tailored deployment solutions, from site preparation to system integration, ensuring minimal disruption and maximum performance.

Partner Success

With long term support and optimization services, we help you scale and evolve your energy systems as your needs grow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn about our technologies, system capabilities and how we support project deployment and long term success.        

What makes ADES thorium reactors different from traditional nuclear plants?

ADES reactors use liquid thorium salt fuel, which operates at ambient pressure (no meltdown risks) and produces <1% of the long-lived waste of uranium reactors. They’re modular, scalable, and designed to integrate seamlessly with renewables.

Can the CALstore™ work with existing solar/wind farms?

Absolutely. CALstore™ captures excess renewable energy and waste heat, converting both into stable power. It’s a perfect buffer for cloudy days or monsoon season.

How long can an ADES module supply energy?

An ADES module delivers 20 years of uninterrupted, CO₂-neutral energy—powering up to 10,000 households continuously with minimal maintenance.

What makes CALstore environmentally friendly?

CALstore™ converts waste heat or excess renewable energy into electricity using eco-friendly, modular components, cutting CO₂ emissions.

For which applications is CALstore suitable?

CALstore™ stabilizes renewable energy by storing excess power as heat for on-demand use while capturing industrial waste heat—ideal for grid operators, data centers, SMEs, and factories needing 24/7 emission-free power.

How safe is ADES?

ADES is extremely safe as its particle accelerator uses thorium fuel (no chain reactions) with a passively safe ON/OFF control unit.

How secure is CALstore?

CALstore uses an anhydrous salt mixture that poses no risk of vapor pressure or explosion.

Are ADES reactors safe in earthquake-prone regions?

Yes. ADES reactors are passively safe—their liquid fuel naturally drains into containment vessels if disrupted, requiring no human intervention.

How do I request a feasibility study?

Contact our team for an on-site assessment. We’ll analyze your energy needs, costs, and decarbonization potential.