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7.4 megawatt SureSource 4000 fuel cell project located on the U.S.
Navy Submarine Base in Groton, CT that minimizes carbon output while
providing continuous power to the strategic military base
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Project will avoid 9 tons of
nitrogen-oxide emissions,
2.46 tons of sulfur-oxide
emissions, and
4,926 tons of carbon
dioxide emissions per year
The NAVY will benefit not only from
automated data gathering and
precise peak demand control, but
also from the ability to seamlessly
disconnect from the utility grid and
efficiently dispatch power
generation to mission critical loads,
the submarines on our waterfront.
U .S . N A V A L S U B M A R I N E B A S E
F U E L C E L L M I C R O -G R I D P R O J E C T
Enhancing energy reliability and energy
resilience with predictable power
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FUELCELL ENERGY'S
WHAT IT IS
RESILIENCY AND
GRID INDEPENDENCE
REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
REDUCING
CAPITAL COSTS
Energy expenses are the
single largest cost for
Navy installations,
reflecting about 28%
of Navy's shore budget,
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This project demonstrates FuelCell Energy's high quality and
reliable clean energy solutions that enable electrical resiliency with
the country’s most critical infrastructure, while supporting the
Navy’s decarbonization goals.
The fuel cells will produce
64 million
kilowatt hours of
electricity annually
This project ensures clean and
predictable power where the power is
used- enhancing energy resiliency and
supplying more than 1/2 of the
electrical power on the SUBASE