Dynamic Power.
Built around your needs.
Integrated generation
More possibilities. From the heat you have.
Dynamic Power connects compatible heat sources with FANCO’s steam-generation and power-conversion approach. We begin with your power demand, operating requirements and schedule, then develop the configuration that fits your site.
From development and engineering through construction coordination, operations and project financing where appropriate, the goal is a complete solution that lets customers focus on the power they need.
Two approaches. One customer-first plan. Bridge Power is a standalone generation project using dedicated boilers initially. Dynamic Power integrates with other heat sources. Both are configured around customer needs and long-term utility coordination.
The right configuration
Make more of the heat available.
The amount and quality of available heat determine the equipment, output and economics. FANCO evaluates the complete system rather than assuming one configuration fits every site.
Turbines and engines
Recover suitable exhaust heat from existing or planned gas turbines and reciprocating engines to generate steam and additional electricity.
Other compatible heat sources
Evaluate industrial heat or steam where its temperature, pressure, availability and operating profile fit the power-conversion system.
Supplemental generation
Consider boilers or supplementary firing where needed to support the customer’s output and reliability requirements. These options are evaluated with the integrated system.
Customer needs today. Utility integration over time.
Built for your site. Planned with your utility.
Begin coordination early so near-term generation decisions support the connections, operating arrangements and commercial relationships the project may need later. Utility participation and export depend on technical studies, approvals and project agreements.
Connect thoughtfully.
Evaluate interconnection capacity, protection and metering alongside the customer’s demand and planned growth.
Plan how it operates.
Define reliability requirements, operating profiles and coordination with the utility or grid operator.
Keep options open.
Evaluate phased supply, power purchase arrangements and potential longer-term utility participation as part of the development plan.
Power + useful heat
A broader view of energy value.
Where the site supports it, a project can also evaluate useful thermal energy for industrial processes, greenhouses or other nearby customers. FANCO brings the power and heat requirements into one development plan.
Campus and greenhouse renderings are conceptual illustrations. Project configuration and thermal applications are evaluated individually.
A future nuclear pathway
Plan ahead. Preserve flexibility.
For suitable projects, integration planning can consider a future EAGL-1 heat source and reuse of compatible conventional equipment. The pathway depends on project-specific engineering, licensing and commercial requirements.
Choosing your approach
Start with the right fit.
How is Dynamic Power different from Bridge Power?
Bridge Power is a standalone project, initially using dedicated boilers. Dynamic Power integrates with other heat sources. Standalone does not necessarily mean off-grid; both approaches include planning around customer needs and utility relationships.
Does Dynamic Power require an existing plant?
No. Integration can be evaluated with existing or planned generation and other compatible heat sources. The right configuration depends on the site and project requirements.
Can the project later supply the utility?
Potential utility supply is assessed during development. Export requires suitable interconnection capacity, technical studies, approvals and commercial agreements.
Does nuclear have to be the first heat source?
No. A suitable project can begin with conventional or recovered heat, with a future nuclear pathway considered as part of its long-term development plan.
Let’s start with your needs
Your next step starts with a conversation.
Tell us about your power demand, available heat sources, timing and utility relationships. FANCO can evaluate the development, delivery and commercial approach around those requirements.