Building the Electric Utility for the Moon

A lunar day lasts roughly 29.5 Earth days — about two weeks of sunlight followed by two weeks of near-total darkness. Every mission, habitat, and rover that lands on the Moon faces the same constraint: how to keep drawing power once the sun is gone.

We believe that constraint should not be solved mission by mission. It should be solved once, as shared infrastructure — the way electric utilities were built on Earth.