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Introducing the Blue Economy VITAL 100 MW Kraaken, a proposed infrastructure platform developed by marine engineering firm InMar Technologies and energy systems developer OptiFuel Systems under their Optimal Transit maritime technology partnership.
The concept combines offshore power generation, a desalination facility, and an AI data center into one large floating vessel that can sail away when required. According to Optimal Transit, an onboard plant would generate up to 40 MW of continuous electricity, which would be sent ashore, enough to power roughly 32,000 homes 24/7. Another system would produce 30 million liters (7.9 million gal) of fresh water every day, enough for an estimated 150,000 people. On top of all these, the vessel would retain 60 MW of capacity for AI-grade data-center computing.