Power infrastructure designed for precision manufacturing

Your questions, answered.

• What does a Torus Station cost?

  Qualifying Rocky Mountain Power, Pacific Power, and Portland General Electric customers pay no capital cost — the utility covers it. You pay a monthly subscription for monitoring and maintenance, which is typically less than your bill savings (and that's not including savings from prevented downtime or machine damage). Outside those territories, Torus offers energy as a service, a single monthly payment covering your full system, or direct purchase options.

• Will installation disrupt production?

  Part of the installation process requires a brief scheduled outage, typically around 2 hours, to connect to your facility's line-side bus. This can be planned around production hours or overnight windows. The rest of the installation happens outside the facility with no impact on operations.

• What size facility does this work for?

  Torus works with facilities from 500 kW to 15 MW peak demand and above. Whether you're a 10-person shop or a multi-line fabrication operation, the system is sized to your load profile.

• How does Torus handle variable loads from different jobs?

  Torus Lasso learns your facility's load patterns — including the less frequent ones. The system continuously adapts to maximize savings and resilience as jobs, shifts, and equipment change throughout the day.

• Are other machine shops running Torus?

  Yes. Torus is deployed at fabrication and machining facilities today, including JD Machine and SilencerCo.