Frequently asked questions
Straight answers on what we build, how fast we deploy, what it costs, and why the DOR is a new class of power.
What does Immedia Power do?
Immedia Power builds the DOR (Distributed On-demand Resource), a new class of on-site power: a distributed power platform delivering permanent, active grid capacity. Each unit delivers 200 kW continuous and deploys rapidly on customer sites, versus the 7-10+ years typical for a grid upgrade. We run on natural gas, CNG, LPG, synthetic fuel, biofuel, or hydrogen blends. Core customers are EV fleet operators, data centers, industrial and commercial sites, and real-estate developers who are waiting on utility interconnection.
How long does a DOR unit take to deploy?
The DOR deploys rapidly from signed site survey to an energized unit. It is plug-and-play with a 1.4 m × 1.0 m × 2.0 m footprint (~15 ft²) and a 700 kg weight, so site preparation is minimal.
What fuels does the DOR run on?
The DOR is fuel-agnostic. It supports natural gas, compressed natural gas (CNG), LPG, synthetic fuels, biofuels, and hydrogen blends. Customers can switch fuels based on local availability and price without changing the unit.
What does a DOR unit cost?
We offer three business models: Equipment Sale, a 3-Year Lease, and Power-as-a-Service. Pricing is site-specific and depends on engineering, contract term, and volume. Use the Fleet Charging Simulator for an illustrative model, or contact sales for a binding quote tailored to your site.
How efficient is the DOR?
Total fuel-to-electrical efficiency is 42% at variable load. Natural gas at $4/MMBTU delivers end-use electricity at about $0.032/kWh.
Can the DOR replace a grid connection entirely?
Yes for many applications. The DOR supports standalone, grid-tied, and microgrid operating modes. With a grid-forming inverter, it can run a site islanded or serve as the primary source while the utility connection is still being built. Multiple units can be paralleled to scale beyond 200 kW.
What markets does Immedia Power serve?
Primary verticals are EV fleet charging, edge data centers, and commercial and industrial sites waiting on grid interconnection. Expansion verticals, addressable through the same platform, are oil and gas, ports and maritime, and military and defense. The common thread is a site-level demand for power that exceeds what the utility can deliver in time to meet the customer's project deadline. Edge data centers means edge inference and 5G sites, not hyperscale training.
How does the DOR compare to competitors like Mainspring or Bloom Energy?
It is a different class of asset. The DOR is a distributed power platform delivering permanent, active grid capacity. It delivers 200 kW continuous, ramps to full output in under 5 seconds, and has a power density of ~90 kVA/m³. Unlike Mainspring's linear generator architecture, the DOR uses a high-performance internal combustion engine with a grid-forming inverter, which keeps maintenance within the skill set of any trained technician. See the full comparison matrix.
What happens when a DOR needs service?
Power OS monitors oil, filters, engine wear parts, fuel level, and temperature, and flags developing faults before they cause downtime. Service comes from Immedia or certified partners.
How do I get an ROI estimate for my facility?
Use the Fleet Charging Simulator. Select your business type, enter your site parameters, and it returns illustrative unit economics and a side-by-side comparison of the three business models. For a binding proposal with site engineering, contact sales.
Where is Immedia Power based?
Immedia Power is incorporated as a Delaware C-Corp, with software development based in Israel and hardware development based in Germany. The team is currently pre-pilot and actively raising a development round to take the DOR from prototype to pilot delivery and pre-series production. Contact us for investor inquiries and deck requests.
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