Dependable capacity for a growing electricity system

Industrial development, digital infrastructure, and electrification are changing electricity demand. CORE POWER is developing floating nuclear power plants (FNPPs) as an additional option for utilities planning future firm generation.

Our shipyard-based fleet model will support repeatable construction and phased capacity additions at suitable coastal and waterside locations.

Plan for changing demand

New industrial facilities and data centers can change the scale and location of electricity demand. Utilities must assess how generation, network investment, and connection capacity can meet those requirements over time.

FNPPs provide a source of firm power to consider within long-term generation planning, particularly where suitable waterside locations can connect to growing demand.

A repeatable route to new generation

Our delivery model combines commercial shipyard construction with specialist nuclear integration. This delivers a consistent production process across multiple plants.

As experience builds across successive units, this approach improves delivery predictability while accommodating the site-specific preparation, licensing, and electricity connections required for each deployment.

Capacity additions across the system

A fleet model supports additional plants at suitable locations as demand grows. Where conditions allow, this could include multiple units serving one area or generation distributed across several sites.

The scale and sequence of deployment would depend on demand, network capacity, site conditions, and the commercial and regulatory arrangements for each project.

What utilities can evaluate

01 Firm generation to support existing and future demand.

02 Phased capacity additions at suitable locations.

03 Repeatable construction and long-term fleet support.

04 Connections to existing networks and major customers.

05 Integration with wider generation and infrastructure plans.

Part of a broader energy portfolio

Floating nuclear power will complement existing nuclear plants (including those slated for retirement), renewables, storage, and other electricity resources.

Its role would depend on the utility’s generation mix, system requirements, market structure, and investment priorities.

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Planning for the operating life

We bring together nuclear technology, maritime engineering, industrial delivery, and regulatory and commercial development. Maintenance, fuel servicing, and eventual decommissioning are considered alongside product design and construction.

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Utilities

Discuss your future capacity needs

Share your demand outlook, potential locations, and planning requirements with our team to explore where FNPPs could contribute to your generation portfolio.

Get in touch

Utilities

Discuss your future capacity needs

Share your demand outlook, potential locations, and planning requirements with our team to explore where FNPPs could contribute to your generation portfolio.

Get in touch

Utilities

Discuss your future capacity needs

Share your demand outlook, potential locations, and planning requirements with our team to explore where FNPPs could contribute to your generation portfolio.

Get in touch