Every site is different. The platform adapts.
What the utility can deliver, the site's carbon target, and what the operator needs from backup decide the mode. Most sites move through more than one over their life.
Bridge to grid
Site power ahead of interconnection, then a step back as utility service arrives. The platform converts waiting time into operating time, and the generation stays on-site as firm capacity or backup once the grid shows up.
Hybrid baseload
Utility feed plus on-site generation, with the reformer running steady and its surplus hydrogen enriching the gas fueled assets that contribute to baseload. The site gains firm capacity, backup, and a lower carbon intensity at the same time.
Engineered backup
Hydrogen storage sized to the failure mode the site is covering, with fuel cells in place of diesel and recharge time treated as a design parameter. We specify the threat before the hours: a grid outage with gas intact drains storage far more slowly than a gas supply failure, because production continues through the event.