Technology / The DOR

Meet DOR.

A compact 200 kW on-site power generation unit designed to run on multiple fuels, adapt to your demand, and grow with your business.

In development.

Illustrative DOR design with its exterior enclosure closed
DOR / Distributed On-demand ResourceDesign visualization

Fuel flexibility

Designed for a choice of fuel options to suit your site.

Power that follows demand

Planned controls coordinate output as your site’s needs change.

Room to grow

Designed to add capacity with more DOR units as your business grows.

The architecture

From fuel.
To power on site.

Fuel drives an engine. The engine turns a generator. A rectifier and grid-forming inverter condition the electricity for your site, while Power OS coordinates output and monitors the system.

Inside DOR
Inside DOR: from fuel to power on site The engine turns a generator. The rectifier and grid-forming inverter condition electricity for the site. Solid arrows show this power path. Separate dashed connections show planned Power OS monitoring and control. Power OSMonitoring & control EngineFuel to motion GeneratorMotion to electricity Power conversionRectifier + inverter Your siteOn-site power Inside DOR: from fuel to power on site Read the power path from top to bottom: engine, generator, rectifier and inverter, then the site. The dashed line at the left is separate Power OS monitoring and control. Power OSMonitoring & control EngineFuel to motion GeneratorMotion to electricity ConversionRectifier + inverter Your siteOn-site power

One connected system.

The engine, generator and power electronics form the power path. Power OS is a separate layer for planned monitoring and control.

View engineering targets
Conceptual system architecture. Solid lines show the power path; dashed lines show separate monitoring and control.

Designed around available fuels.

Designed to run on natural gas, CNG, LPG, biofuel and hydrogen blends. Fuel options and switching depend on validation, certification and site configuration.

  • Natural gas
  • CNG
  • LPG
  • Biofuel
  • Hydrogen blends

Three planned operating modes.

  • Grid-tiedAdditional capacity alongside the utility
  • StandaloneSupply for defined off-grid loads
  • MicrogridCoordinated DOR units and site resources, grid-connected or as an engineered island
Modular by design

Add units.
Plan for more.

Designed to scale in 200 kW units, with Power OS coordinating output.

200 kWCombined output target

1 unit × 200 kW engineering target per unit.

Illustrative sum of unit targets.

Power OS

Hardware makes power.
Software coordinates it.

Planned controls and AI-assisted insights connect changing demand and equipment condition to the next operating or service decision.

Engineering targets

The essentials.*

Electrical output
200 kW
Dimensions · L × W × H
1.4 × 1.0 × 2.0 m
System weight
700 kg
Electrical response
<1 ms
More engineering targets
Equipment footprint
~15 ft² / 1.4 m²
Fuel-to-electrical efficiency at variable load
36.5%
Sound level at 5 m
69 dBA
Power density
~90 kVA/m³

Equipment dimensions exclude installation clearances. Electrical response is distinct from engine startup and grid-to-island transfer.

Start with
your site.

Request the spec sheet or discuss your site’s power needs, fuel options and timeline.

The DOR is pre-pilot; its integrated prototype has not yet been built or tested. Specifications, capabilities, fuel configurations and service offerings are targets or planned features, subject to validation, applicable certification and site engineering. First pilots are planned for 2027. Images are illustrative.