Units are modular, so a site adds as many as it needs, up to town scale.
Hugh McDermott, CCO · Investor webinar, 9 Sep
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Units are modular and are generally deployed in clusters, so a project scales by adding units. With enough units the system can support town- or city-scale needs. The count for a given site depends on its power, energy and duration requirements, and Qnetic works that out with each customer.
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