Overview

Teragen Energy designs modular regenerative solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) systems that generate electricity from fuels like natural gas or hydrogen without combustion and can also operate in electrolysis mode to produce hydrogen for energy storage. This dual capability lets a single platform replace diesel generators and lithium-ion batteries in microgrids, data centers, and renewable energy projects. The systems are modular, compact, and offer high efficiency, fuel flexibility, and fast load-following, while producing minimal local pollutants due to no combustion. Originating from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the company uses DOE/ARPA-E validated tech to provide on-site power and dispatchable energy, supporting AI/cloud needs, microgrids, and renewables integration while simplifying infrastructure and permitting.

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