We are developing floating nuclear power plants (FNPPs) as a potential source of firm power for ports, industrial customers, and connected electricity networks.
An expanding role in energy
Port electrification is one part of a wider change in electricity demand. Manufacturing, logistics, data centers, fuel production, and other industrial activities can all increase the power requirements of a port and its surrounding area.
Planning for these needs can help port authorities and operators align energy infrastructure with commercial development and long-term land use.
Floating nuclear power at the waterfront
FNPPs are ship-based power stations intended for deployment at suitable coastal and waterside locations. They could supply port operations, nearby industry, or regional grids.
Their suitability would depend on marine conditions, electricity connections, customer demand, and the regulatory and operating requirements of each location. Shoreside infrastructure and long-term servicing would form part of the project.
