Vacuum & Power Infrastructure

The Vacuum Tube Environment

To eliminate atmospheric drag and heat friction during high-velocity acceleration, the EMLS track is housed within a massive Vacuum Tube infrastructure. This environment allows the payload to reach orbital speeds with minimal energy loss, ensuring a clean and precise exit into the upper atmosphere.

Renewable Energy Hub (500 MW)

Sustainability is at the core of EMLS. Our infrastructure at Mount Chimborazo is integrated with a dedicated Energy Hub:

• Solar Integration: A 500 MW solar farm provides the primary pulse power required for daily launch operations.

• Wind Supplement: Utilization of high-altitude wind currents to maintain a constant 200 MW supplement for auxiliary systems.

• Storage: Advanced capacitor banks for rapid energy discharge and storage, ensuring 24/7 mission readiness.

Mount Chimborazo Site Advantages

The selection of the Chimborazo site in Ecuador is a strategic engineering decision based on its proximity to the equator and its elevation, which provides a natural altitude advantage for reaching orbit with the least resistance.