NET Power (NPWR) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Pivoted to combined cycle gas turbines with post-combustion carbon capture (GT + PCC), leveraging proven technology and partnerships with Entropy and Oxy for rapid, scalable deployment and maximizing project returns.

• Project Permian in West Texas is the first deployment, targeting 80 MW net output with >90% CO2 capture, scalable up to 800 MW or 1 GW by 2031 as demand grows.

• The macro environment is driving urgent demand for clean, firm, reliable power, especially from AI data centers and industrial re-onshoring, with West Texas as a focal point.

• The 45Q tax credit and enhanced oil recovery (EOR) economics make the project financially compelling, supporting both clean power and domestic oil production.

• Aims to transform natural gas into the lowest-cost form of clean, reliable, and scalable power, targeting rapid deployment and scale-up in the U.S.

Financial highlights

• Ended Q4 2025 with $379 million in cash equivalents and investments, exceeding internal targets.

• Project Permian's total installed cost (TIC) is estimated at $475–$575 million, reflecting both inflation and design upgrades.

• CapEx increase is offset by a 33% boost in plant capacity (from 60 MW to 80 MW) and improved project economics.

• Targeting $50 million in pre-FID long lead equipment commitments by mid-year.

Outlook and guidance

• Targeting financial investment decision (FID) in the second half of 2026 and commercial operations by early 2029 for the initial 80 MW deployment.

• Aims to secure a signed offtake agreement or MOU at or above $100/MWh in 2025 to support project bankability.

• Building a project pipeline for additional FIDs in 2027-28 to maximize MW opportunity ahead of 2032 (45Q benefits).

• Ready to scale deployments in 80 MW increments, with potential to reach 1 GW of clean firm capacity by 2031.