Fredericia, Denmark — 20 MW operating  ·  West Texas — 50 MW in development Bridge fuel. Bridge power. No diesel lock-in.
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Sector 06

Marine, Ports & Terminals

Shore power, terminal loads and bunkering-adjacent fuel supply from a refinery on a working port.

Port refinery, Fredericia
Base
Supplied to shipping today
Marine fuels
Shore power and terminal loads
Landside
Hydrogen and biofuel pathways
Future fuels
The Pressure

What this sector is up against.

  • Ports and terminals face tightening emissions rules on both vessels and landside equipment.
  • Shore power requires firm, high-quality supply that the local network often cannot provide.
  • Fuel supply and power supply are handled by entirely separate counterparties.

How We Fit

Our refining business sits on a working Danish port and supplies fuel to ships. That gives us an unusual position: we can address the landside power requirement and the marine fuel question with the same operator, rather than as two unrelated procurements.

Typical Deployment

What we usually put on the ground here.

Other Sectors

Put a number on it.

Load profile, site location, required date. We come back with a rung-by-rung plan and a delivered cost at each phase.