FANCO is advancing site development, customer engagement, project partnerships, infrastructure planning, and deployment execution alongside the EAGL-1 licensing program. Our objective is to shorten the path from reactor readiness to commercial operation by developing the projects, relationships, and delivery infrastructure required to deploy at scale using Bridge Power.
Across multiple U.S. markets
Across announced and active development opportunities
Based on 240 MWe per EAGL-1 unit
Executed development, framework and project agreements
Partner-led projects creating the pathway from Bridge Power to EAGL-1 deployment.
A joint development between First American Nuclear and Grid AI Energy to develop an energy and AI data center platform. Deployment plans begin with conventional Bridge Power generation infrastructure with exclusive rights to deploy up to 6 EAGL-1 reactors.
A FANCO and Comstock Holdings strategic collaboration on an AI data center campus in Oklahoma with up to 2.6 GW of power capacity. The collaboration will assess a phased power deployment using conventional Bridge Power generation infrastructure while preserving the path to future EAGL-1 nuclear deployment.
FANCO, Floral Energy, and Digital Power Alliance partnership to evaluate UK deployment opportunities for EAGL-1 initially focused on development at Oldbury Power Station
FANCO is providing development services and generation equipment supply for an integrated data center project in Romania, including potential use of Bridge Power™ to support on-site power needs.
FANCO and Decennial Group are evaluating advanced nuclear deployment for data centers and other energy-intensive projects across North America. FANCO has a right of first negotiation for qualifying nuclear projects with a shared goal of approximately 5GW.
Integrated power strategies combining Bridge Power and EAGL-1 around customer requirements.
Site control, project structuring, customer engagement, infrastructure planning, and local development.
Site-specific engineering, constructability, procurement, project controls, and construction execution.
Domestic manufacturing, component qualification, material sourcing, and vendor development.
Project capital, infrastructure investment, strategic partners, and long-term ownership structures.
