FROM ELECTRON PATH TO FIRM POWER

Can the reactor fleet carry the load?

Translate module output into a commercial capacity envelope. The calculation separates gross power, plant parasitics, availability, reserve margin, and one-module loss.

Source boundary. The post reports a reactor-powered storefront and mentions a 30 MW data-center proposal. This tool does not verify those events or assign performance to Ward 250. Every module value below is an editable planning assumption.

Assumption ledger

Load the bundled case or enter assumptions to trace power from gross output to firm commercial capacity.

THE BOTTLENECK

A working electron path answers can it generate? Commercial capacity asks a different question: can enough net, available modules carry the load plus reserve when one unit is unavailable?

Run the envelope to expose the difference between a demonstration and a firm-capacity claim.

Method, assumptions, and limits

This screening model treats availability as an independent planning derate. It does not model correlated outages, fuel supply, ramping, grid services, licensing, safety, financing, construction schedule, heat rejection, or interconnection. Use it to frame the next engineering questions, not to approve a project.

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