Astrotech Announces Plans for LP&L to Develop a Commercial Lunar Electric Utility
Astrotech's subsidiary Lunar Power and Light (LP&L) announced plans to develop a commercial lunar power-generation, storage, and distribution network designed to function as an electric utility on the moon. The proposal involves using elevated solar towers and utility-scale battery storage to provide continuous power, though it remains subject to technical validation, financing, and customer commitments.
Key figures
- Annual hours
- 8760
- Solar access hours
- 7884
- Battery support hours
- 876
- Solar access case percent
- 90%
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