Q = 1.62 measured at the wall2029 grid syncKelso, Scottish Borders

Fusion power offtake · Tranche 01

Buy power from
a star in a box

Brightwell builds compact spherical tokamaks the size of a shipping container. Reserve their first megawatts today.

Baseload Block

24/7 firm power, delivered on the hour, every hour.

€61/MWh
50 MWe
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Shaped Peak

Ramps from 20 to 80 % in ninety seconds for evening demand.

€74/MWh
25 MWe
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Island Pack

One sealed module for grids with no interconnector.

€88/MWh
12 MWe
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Retired-Coal Swap

We reuse your turbine hall, switchyard and grid connection.

€58/MWh
400 MWe
Reserve allocation

Kelso-1 · measured, not modelled

Numbers from
the control room

  1. 0111.4sLongest burnSustained deuterium–tritium plasma, shot #4,208, March 2026.
  2. 021.62QEnergy gainFusion power out over heating power in, measured at the wall.
  3. 03148M°CCore temperatureTen times the centre of the Sun, held in a 3.1 m magnetic bottle.
  4. 042029First electronsKelso-2 synchronises to the Scottish grid. Contracts open now.

Kelso-2 · under construction

One module.
Forty thousand homes.

A 3.1 m spherical tokamak with high-temperature superconducting magnets, a lithium blanket that breeds its own tritium and a turbine you would recognise from any power station built since 1950. No meltdown physics, no long-lived waste, no weather.

  • Footprint40 × 25 m
  • Net output50 MWe
  • Fuel per year2.4 kg D–T
  • Refuel intervalNever — bred on site

Tranche 01 closes
30 November 2026

Twelve buyers. 600 MWe. Signed in the order letters arrive.

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