RIO Zero's Gas Turbine Generates Power and Water for Data Centers

Data centers need two things: power and water. But the grid can't deliver power fast enough, and two-thirds of data centers are being built in water-stressed regions.

At RIO Zero, we build a first-of-its-kind gas turbine that makes its own water to generate more power from less fuel, thanks to our patented water recovery This is Gina, our compact and standalone gen set that provides data centers with both power and water for cooling.

Tiny footprint, no water pipelines, no grid connection, just a complete and standalone unit ready to cool and power compute.

It runs anywhere, even in the desert. Burning gas already produces water, so we capture it from the exhaust.

Part of it is used for cooling, and the rest is turned into steam and injected back into the turbine.

That steam injection makes Gina the most efficient turbine out there, which means up to forty percent cheaper compute.

It increases power with the same amount of fuel and cuts NOx emissions by ninety-nine percent, reducing permit approvals from years to weeks.

We initially built this steam injector turbine for aircraft, where you can't carry water in the air. We have a full-scale prototype flying early '27, and by '28, we'll be deploying megawatts in ten-foot containers.

We are space engineers from GE, Rolls-Royce, and Formula 1, trusted by the world's largest aircraft engine manufacturer.

So if you build or need power for data centers, let's talk.