Designed for off-grid operation.
Wind power and storage support an off-grid design. Grid connection is an optional configuration.

Where AI goes when the grid runs out
Modular infrastructure for the next evolution of compute.
Wind-powered data centers offshore, designed for off-grid operation and cooling without freshwater consumption. Built in port and towed to site. The same foundation expertise also serves conventional offshore wind.
The opportunity
ECO TLP brings data centers to the source of renewable power and seawater cooling, beyond the limits of land-based sites and grid connections.
Explore the technology
Wind power and storage support an off-grid design. Grid connection is an optional configuration.
Cooling through seawater heat exchange, without freshwater consumption.
Port-side construction and tow-out support repeatable deployment. Off-grid designs avoid dependence on electrical interconnection queues.
The applications
One foundation platform for wind-powered data centers or conventional wind generation.
Offshore AI compute
Data centers inside marine-concrete foundations, with power, cooling, and service access arranged around customer hardware.

Conventional offshore wind
ECO TLP and ECO GBS support wind projects that supply renewable electricity to the grid, tailored to site conditions.

Built to evolve
Designed for successive hardware generations, with internal layouts that support service access and equipment renewal.
Offshore infrastructure for compute and conventional wind generation.
Why ECO TLP
Physical model testing at MARIN, granted patents, and ABS foundation design approvals.
Explore our historyMarine engineering, shipyard, energy development, and commercial experience, backed by specialist expertise.
Meet the team and partnersNicole Johnson Murphy joined an Opal Group discussion on responsible AI, sharing ECO TLP’s perspective on renewable power and offshore data centers.
Read the updatePES Wind examines the shared fabrication approach behind ECO TLP and ECO GBS, from concrete construction to offshore installation.
Read the updateIn an Uptime Spotlight interview, Nicole Johnson Murphy (ECO TLP) and Gordon Jackson (ARUP) discuss concrete foundations, port-side construction and a production-line approach to offshore wind.
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