Power in months,
not decades.
OEM lead times are not the only path.
The combined backlog at GE Vernova, Siemens Energy and Mitsubishi Power now runs into the early 2030s. Data-centre developers, IPPs and industrial captive-power owners cannot wait that long.
We work with sellers of surplus, new-unused and serviceable units — utilities, IPPs, EPCs, decommissioning projects. Delivery timelines run in months, not years. Frequencies, output classes and OEMs are the ones live projects actually specify.
OEM lead time for a new heavy-duty gas turbine, 2026 order book.
Typical delivery for a surplus or new-unused unit through us.
Every fee we invoice is in USD, in the Company name, paid in stages.
The public catalogue is intentionally partial.
Nameplate serials, service history, inspection records, location and seller identity are held back until we have onboarded the buyer. This protects sellers from unqualified enquiries and keeps the process credible for both sides.
- 01
Register
Complete the buyer onboarding form. It takes about ten minutes.
- 02
Screening
We KYC the entity, screen every beneficial owner, and complete an end-use check against export controls.
- 03
Release
Approved buyers receive the full specification pack, seller identity and site data on the units they are pursuing.
Serious about the schedule?
Start with buyer onboarding. If we already hold the unit you need, we will introduce inside a week.