Hundreds of inhabited islands worldwide are “non-interconnected” — cut off from mainland power grids and dependent on imported diesel that is expensive, polluting, and vulnerable to supply shocks. For these communities, the energy transition isn’t a policy debate. It’s a logistics problem.
Blue Sea Power, a MIG portfolio company, answers it with FSRPs — floating storage, regasification and power barges engineered for coastal and island deployment. No land acquisition. No grid dependency. Gas-fired generation with LNG today, and bio-LNG and hydrogen blending designed in, delivered where the water is.
The documentary below, produced by Special Interest Films, follows the FSRP solution and the island energy crisis it was designed for.
For MIG, Blue Sea Power is the Energy vertical thesis in miniature: identify an underserved market others consider too complex, back proprietary engineering, and stay operationally involved from build to output.
