Maintain stability as generators retire
Torus fills the gap left by retiring generation fleets with distributed assets that provide frequency response and voltage support that grow with every new deployment.
How it works
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Grid operators configure how frequency and voltage services are dispatched
Torus integrates with existing EMS and SCADA systems for direct dispatch control, or Torus Arc manages response automatically based on local grid measurements.
2
When frequency deviates, Torus responds in milliseconds.
Torus responds to unplanned events, ramping to full discharge in less than 160 milliseconds after receiving utility dispatch signal.
Flywheel delivers fast frequency response
Torus Spin has a 10C discharge rate, which is 20x that of a typical 0.5C battery system, adding stabilizing energy right when a frequency event hits.
3
Voltage support maintains power quality at end-of-line feeders
Distribution-edge customers see voltage problems first. Torus absorbs or injects reactive power at the point of connection, where centralized resources struggle to reach.
4
Every new deployment extends stability coverage across the grid
Each installation adds another point of frequency and voltage support. As the fleet grows, targeted response becomes system-wide resilience.
