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REASON 01 · WHY VESSELS

Self-contained
by design.

A vessel is the purest balance-of-plant problem there is: generation, distribution, cooling, water, and waste inside one hull with no grid to lean on. Everything the plant needs, the plant has to make.

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Why that matters
POINT 01

No grid to hide behind

Ashore, a weak plant leans on the interconnect. At sea there is no interconnect — the plant either balances or the ship loses capability.

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Grid backup
POINT 02

Every system is coupled

Generation heats the sea water loop that cools the HVAC that conditions the space that houses the switchboard. Nothing is independent.

POINT 03

The fence line moves

Ambient, sea state, and load profile all change hour to hour. Fixed setpoints tuned dockside are wrong within a day.

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Grid backup
1
Hull
COUPLED
All systems
24/7
Continuous

The hardest BoP problem.

If the control layer works at sea, shore facilities are straightforward.

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