Terra is a nuclear technology company developing SOLO, a micro-modular reactor designed to generate 1MWe of power and heat. The SOLO reactor uses standard LEU fuel and helium coolant, allowing for a 15-year operating life without refueling. Its compact footprint enables factory assembly and transport via standard highways to customer sites. A concrete enclosure provides biological shielding, which Terra argues eliminates the need for an emergency planning zone beyond the operational boundary. This design allows for deployment in locations where conventional nuclear plants or larger SMRs are impractical. Terra operates under a fabless manufacturing model, managing design, licensing, and quality assurance while outsourcing production to qualified nuclear suppliers. Terra derives revenue primarily from direct reactor sales and long-term maintenance packages. The company’s growth strategy centers on a modular scaling approach where customers can deploy single units or couple multiple reactors to increase output. Terra targets a FOAK deployment in 2028 for customers in the data center, industrial, and remote mining sectors. By using identical designs for its demonstration and commercial units and utilizing established LEU supply chains, Terra aims to streamline regulatory approval and accelerate deployment.