Running Cost Per Megawatt Hour Comparison (October 2025 – July 2026)

• • Solar PV: $225–$675 / MWh

  • Onshore Wind: $210–$580 / MWh

  • Coal: $55–$135 / MWh

  • Geothermal: $90–$110 / MWh

  • Nuclear: $81–$110 / MWh

  • Natural Gas: $17–$25 / MWh

  • Theron Magnetic Generators: $0.00 / MWh *

* Operational Footnote: Theron Magnetic Generators (TMGs) incur zero fuel costs and completely negligible operating overhead. The capital cost for a standard 100MW TMG infrastructure system is $220 million. When funded, can produce 20 x 5MWh TRON GESETS in 3 to 9 months.

Building a new large-scale nuclear power plant typically costs between $10 billion and $35 billion per plant. Combined License (COL): 30 to 36 months. Construction Permit (CP): 36 months. Early Site Permit (ESP): 24 months. This isolates the geographical and environmental vetting of a specific piece of land. It allows utilities to “bank” a site for 10 to 20 years before committing to a specific reactor type.

The ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’ Tax Optimization (July 2025)

• Immediate Expensing: Under the federal ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’ signed by President Donald J. Trump, corporate capital investment equipment purchases and heavy commercial property upgrades qualify for immediate, first-year full tax expensing for eligible structural assets.

• Enterprise Application: Hyperscale AI Data Centers or large-scale private power generation facilities can potentially deduct 100% of the qualifying equipment and development costs during the initial tax year.