Charging for aircraft and ground fleets
Aureum deploys Volatus Power charging for eVTOL aircraft, drones, ground EVs, and heavy fleet vehicles. Power supply is configured for each site, using grid connections, storage, and renewable energy where available.
Volatus Power, deployed by Aureum
Aureum is a distribution partner for Volatus Power charging systems in advanced air mobility, and the integrator and operator for deployed systems. The equipment uses the patent-pending e-cellerate power-conversion architecture and is engineered toward a 99 percent uptime target. Cloud diagnostics after every charge and remote monitoring help service teams identify components for replacement before failure.
Meet the partners
Aeros 360
Aeros 360 is a 360 kW Volatus Power charging platform for electric aircraft, eVTOLs, drones, and airport ground support equipment. Aviation interfaces and certification are confirmed for each aircraft program. The platform integrates with microgrids, battery storage, and utility-coordinated site power.
Monitoring, service, and manufacturing
Built to charge a whole site
Plan charging for municipal sites and commercial drone routes, including the ground vehicles that serve them.
Aircraft and vehicle charging
Volatus Power charging serves eVTOLs (electric aircraft that take off and land vertically), delivery drones, passenger EVs, and heavy fleet vehicles at the same site.
Manage peak demand
On-site energy storage supplies power during charging peaks that exceed local grid capacity.
Solar and storage where it fits
Sites pair charging with solar and storage where conditions allow, with hybrid generation available where grid capacity is limited.
Off-grid charging
Twin AC inputs support on-grid and off-grid power. The AC-16 carries onboard energy storage; vertiports add storage to support periods of peak demand.
Schedule charging with flights
Charging, flights, and ground movements are scheduled through the same operations system.
Volatus Power at droneports and vertiports
FAQ
What charging technology does Aureum deploy?
Aureum deploys Volatus Power charging technology across all of its infrastructure: the AC-16 droneport and every vertiport it designs. Aureum is a distribution partner for Volatus Power charging systems in advanced air mobility, and the integrator and operator for deployed systems.
What is e-cellerate?
e-cellerate is the patent-pending power-conversion architecture used in the Volatus Power charging systems Aureum deploys. The equipment is engineered toward a 99 percent uptime target.
What is Aeros 360?
Aeros 360 is the Volatus Power aviation charging platform: a 360 kW system purpose-built for electric aircraft, eVTOLs, drones, and airport ground support equipment. Aviation interfaces and certification are confirmed for each aircraft program, because aircraft charging standards are still consolidating.
Can the charging system operate off-grid?
Yes. Twin AC inputs support on-grid and off-grid power. The AC-16 droneport carries onboard energy storage and can charge without a grid connection. Vertiports remain grid-tied, with storage to support peak demand.
How is the equipment monitored and serviced?
Every unit uploads charge and self-diagnostic data to the cloud after each charge. Remote monitoring helps service teams identify components for replacement before failure. Volatus provides nationwide service teams, and modular equipment allows upgrades as demand grows.
Who manufactures the charging systems?
Volatus Power manufactures the systems, built to DoD-grade manufacturing standards through WiscoLift in Wisconsin. Aureum deploys them across its vertiports and the AC-16 droneport as Volatus Power’s distribution partner in advanced air mobility.
Charge the whole site
Tell us which aircraft and vehicles need charging, and what power is available on site. Aureum scopes the Volatus Power equipment and energy supply.