Deployable Energy has announced an equity investment from Solaris Energy Infrastructure and a planned collaboration focused on commercializing Deployable Energy’s deployable microreactor technology. Solaris made the investment as part of its second-quarter 2026 business update, describing the move as an opportunity to gain early exposure to next-generation nuclear technology while complementing its existing distributed power generation capabilities. The collaboration combines Deployable Energy’s focus on transportable and resilient nuclear power with Solaris’ experience deploying, operating, and maintaining distributed energy infrastructure for mission-critical applications. The companies plan to explore opportunities to integrate advanced nuclear technologies with existing power solutions as demand for reliable, continuous electricity grows across defense, industrial, and digital infrastructure markets.
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“We’re excited to welcome Solaris as both an investor and strategic collaborator,” said Bobby Gallagher, CEO and Co-Founder of Deployable Energy. “Solaris has established itself as a leader in delivering reliable power infrastructure for demanding applications. Their investment and commercial perspective validate the growing need for next-generation energy solutions that combine resilience, scalability, and long-duration performance. The collaboration with Solaris represents an important step for Deployable Energy in building an ecosystem of strategic partners that can help accelerate the commercial deployment.” “Deployable Energy brings real world execution to a technology the market has talked about for years but few have delivered,” said Bill Zartler, Founder and Co-CEO of Solaris Energy Infrastructure. “The speed they’ve shown getting to first criticality, their differentiated design and approach to avoiding supply chain constraints, gives us confidence that the Deployable Energy team can turn next-generation nuclear products into reality in the relatively near term. We’re excited to be part of this story.”