GE’s LM technology is well-proven and offers significant efficiency benefits on different power bands of operation. Whether you are running your unit as baseload in a CHP application or fluctuating between different loads, aeroderivative gas turbine repowering can provide the flexibility you need. Repowering can also significantly improve plant output and emission profiles.

Thanks to the inherent modularity of aeroderivative units, we can maintain and support your outage in as few as three days with our engine exchange options.

Thanks to a wide network of Authorized Service Providers (ASPs) you can benefit from a global footprint of support for overhaul services or upgrades. Whether your units are serviced by GE or an ASP, you’ll be able to take advantage of quick turnarounds, guarantees, and reliable service. The result? Getting your engines up and running in a way that isn’t always possible with many other turbine OEMs today.

To help you adapt to a new OEM, GE offers a full spectrum of training, ranging from transactional support on an ad-hoc basis to a full support agreement with guarantees.

GE Power supports an installed base of over 1,500 operating units in a variety of applications, from peak operation, load following, and base power generation or CHP. With more than 11 non-GE turbine repowers (cross-fleet repowers) on Siemens, Pratt & Whitney, and Rolls Royce units, and 100+ repowers executed on our own fleet, you can benefit from decades of experience.