Power and Energy

Domes are a commonsense storage solution for companies adapting to the competitive power landscape.

Despite growth in renewable energy, 81% of the world energy consumption relies on stored fuel sources such as oil and coal

Airtight Design

Airtight and domes protect materials from the elements, minimizing degradation and preserving energy content.

Subsurface Reduction

Without great cost, domes are built on an impermeable foundation. The flooring guarantees no toxic seepage, runoff or leakage.

Inside a giant concrete dome with lights shining onto a reclaim system that was designed and built by World Domes.

Space Efficiency

Concrete domes allow more materials to be stored on a much smaller piece of land.

Reduced Fire Risk

Domes naturally accumulate less dust than traditional silos, reducing the risk of fuel combustion.

Low Maintenance Costs

The concrete and hemispheric design of a dome keeps maintenance cost down by eliminating the need for internal structure upkeep or the replacement of less durable outside material.

Energy security starts with secure storage

Energy disruption comes at a dire cost. Without the fuel to power the tools, transportation, food and the people of the world – we could not have the economic opportunities we have today. Companies need to remain powered. Others provide that power. Both require storage.

STORAGE TO STAY SUPER CHARGED

Our domes will help you lead the industry in energy sustainability efforts while maintaining the integrity of your stored materials. We're here to help you succeed in the safety, durability and longevity of your energy storage needs.

Power Profile

Coal store dome built by World Domes.
Coal Storage 6KT, Lamar Colorado
3 hemispheric domes connected through a highly sophisticated reclaim system that was built by World Domes in Idaho Falls.
3 Dome Carolina Marine Terminal​
A close up image of a reclaim system going out of giant bulk storage dome that was built by World Domes.
Gypsum Storage 8KT, Allegheny Power
The inside of a Gypsum 6,000 ton storage dome built by World Domes.
Gypsum 6KT, Baltimore Maryland

Power and Energy

Domes are a commonsense storage solution for companies adapting to the competitive power landscape.

Despite growth in renewable energy, 81% of the world energy consumption relies on stored fuel sources such as oil and coal

Airtight Design

Airtight and domes protect materials from the elements, minimizing degradation and preserving energy content.

Low Maintenance Costs

The concrete and hemispheric design of a dome keeps maintenance cost down by eliminating the need for internal structure upkeep or the replacement of less durable outside material.

Subsurface Reduction

Without great cost, domes are built on an impermeable foundation. The flooring guarantees no toxic seepage, runoff or leakage.

Space Efficiency

Concrete domes allow more materials to be stored on a much smaller piece of land.

Inside a giant concrete dome with lights shining onto a reclaim system that was designed and built by World Domes.

Reduced Fire Risk

Domes naturally accumulate less dust than traditional silos, reducing the risk of fuel combustion.

Energy security starts with secure storage

Energy disruption comes at a dire cost. Without the fuel to power the tools, transportation, food and the people of the world – we could not have the economic opportunities we have today. Companies need to remain powered. Others provide that power. Both require storage.

STORAGE TO STAY SUPER CHARGED

Our domes will help you lead the industry in energy sustainability efforts while maintaining the integrity of your stored materials. We're here to help you succeed in the safety, durability and longevity of your energy storage needs.

Power Profile

Coal store dome built by World Domes.
Coal Storage 6KT, Lamar Colorado
A close up image of a reclaim system going out of giant bulk storage dome that was built by World Domes.
Gypsum Storage 8KT, Allegheny Power
The inside of a Gypsum 6,000 ton storage dome built by World Domes.
Gypsum 6KT, Baltimore Maryland
An image of three world domes built side by side by World Domes in Idaho Falls
3 Dome Carolina Marine Terminal​