12.5 GWe in Our Pipeline

Deep Fission has signed Letters of Intent for 12.5 gigawatts of power to supply data centers, industrial parks, and other partners. By utilizing the surrounding geology for passive shielding and containment, the company aims to deliver safe, highly cost-effective electricity to help meet the surging energy demands driven by the AI boom.

Built in Place for Commercial Operation

Deep Fission has selected the Great Plains Industrial Park in Parsons, Kansas, to host its advanced underground nuclear reactor pilot project in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy. Following the groundbreaking ceremony in December 2025, and the target completion by July 2026, the company hopes to successfully demonstrate its Gravity Nuclear Reactor before developing a full-scale commercial project at the same location.

Participating in the DOE’s Reactor Pilot Program

Authorized under Executive Order 14301, the Reactor Pilot Program marks a historic shift in federal policy, enabling reactor testing and deployment on sites outside of national laboratories. This initiative is a cornerstone of the Department of Energy’s commitment to reform and streamline processes that will unlock innovation and speed up the development of next-generation nuclear technologies.

Powering Innovation from Proven Locations

We have selected our first three planned power sites in Texas, Utah, and Kansas, each chosen for its strong geology, stable infrastructure, and community support. These regions offer ideal conditions for our underground reactors, combining secure siting with close proximity to high-demand energy industries. 

Long-term Land Use

Safety is our top priority. Deep Fission’s reactor is placed deep underground, where the surrounding geology provides natural containment and protection. This design aims to reduce risk and minimize any impact on the surface. In addition, the project will follow strict safety standards, environmental policies, and oversight from the Department of Energy, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, and other relevant agencies.

Cultural Rationale & Public Acceptance

We are committed to clear, accessible communication about how the technology works and how we keep the community safe. Deep Fission is committed to keeping the community informed as the work progresses, and we’ll provide clear pathways for people to stay updated and engage as they wish.

From Licensing to Launch — Our Market Timeline

Our timeline outlines a clear, results-driven path from pilot reactor development to full-scale data center deployment.

  • 2025

    DOE Reactor Pilot Agreement

    DOE Reactor Pilot Agreement

    January 01, 2025  event

    Establishes a Department of Energy agreement to construct a mile-deep test reactor, targeting criticality to accelerate advanced nuclear commercialization.

  • Gravity reactor announced
    November 01, 2025  event

    Announces the Gravity Nuclear Reactor, a deep borehole system designed to leverage natural earth pressure.

  • Site selection
    December 01, 2025  event

    Selects the Great Plains Industrial Park in Kansas for first-of-a-kind underground nuclear reactor.

  • Work begins
    December 02, 2025  event

    Groundbreaking of a mile-deep borehole nuclear reactor in Kansas designed to provide safe, sustainable energy.

  • 2026

    Expansion of Operations

    Expansion of Operations

    January 01, 2026  event

    We will construct and operate our first pilot reactor, designed to produce 15MWe of clean energy.

  • Gravity 1
    February 01, 2026  event

    Data acquisition well drilling commences at Department of Energy Pilot Site in Parsons, KS. Coring, logging, testing and analysis of site geology at depth.

  • Gravity 2
    July 01, 2026  event

    Wellbore construction and thermal testing proof of concept.

  • Gravity 3
    October 01, 2026  event

    First-of-a-kind mile-deep, 15 MWe Deep Fission Gravity Nuclear Reactor seeks NRC Commercial License.