Grid-connected power, compute and water hub
Connect to the shore grid, operate modular compute and transfer recoverable compute heat to continuous fresh-water production for delivery to the host region.

Power · Compute · Water
GFPSO is a complete offshore power, compute and marine-infrastructure solution. Near shore, it may connect to the grid and produce fresh water. In deepwater, it may monetize stranded gas by converting it offshore into power and compute while rejecting heat to the ocean.
The current concept
The power plant, compute facility and water system are developed together as new offshore infrastructure. Near shore, energy is used for reliable compute and may also support continuous fresh-water production for the host region.
GFPSO supplies its own generation and marine systems while allowing project-specific grid and water-export connections. Farther offshore, stranded gas can be monetized as digital work and the thermal system can reject compute heat to the surrounding ocean.
The integrated floating platform: power generation, modular compute, gas processing and fresh-water production in one marine system.
Explore02Dedicated combined-cycle generation supports the floating platform and its compute load.
Explore03Modular compute, marine cooling and optional fresh-water production are integrated within the GFPSO system.
ExploreDeployment modes
Connect to the shore grid, operate modular compute and transfer recoverable compute heat to continuous fresh-water production for delivery to the host region.
Convert stranded or infrastructure-constrained gas offshore into power and digital work, using the ocean as the final heat sink where water production and export are not practical.
Global grid offshore
The G in GFPSO describes the opportunity: globally deployable infrastructure positioned where offshore energy, fibre, power, water and compute demand can converge.
Explore the worldwide connectivity thesis and regional screening maps for near-shore utility hubs and deepwater stranded-energy conversion.
Explore the global gridIllustrative GFPSO configuration
A purpose-built marine hull provides controlled compute spaces, heavy-lift access, dedicated generation, water production and a pathway to productive reuse of compute heat.
The next step
Pelican Engineering is seeking compute-system, water-technology, energy, fabrication and investment partners to mature the platform.