Two LM2500 aeroderivative units in deep refurbishment and modernization for prime-power duty: dual-fuel conversion to OEM guidelines, dry-low-emissions combustion, high-pressure inlet fogging, and new controls and cooling.
≈56 MWcapacity
Two aeroderivative unitsconfiguration
≈14 wks from commitmentdelivery window
In refurbishmentstatus
Fig. 06 — Aeroderivative gas turbine, indicative linework. Unit-specific photography is released under NDA.
The offering
The LM2500 is the most widely proven aeroderivative in service, and these two are emerging from a modernization that touches every system that matters for continuous duty: dual-fuel hardware to OEM guidelines, dry-low-emissions combustion, a new commissioned control system, new cooling, and high-pressure inlet fogging to hold output on hot days.
≈28 MW simple cycle each at 60 Hz
Dual-fuel capability — natural gas / distillate
DLE combustion for NOx/CO compliance; fogging for hot-day output
Full teardown and refurbishment; new current-generation control system, commissioned and loop-checked
Fuel
Dual fuel — new manifolds, nozzles, and fuel hardware to OEM guidelines
Enhancements
High-pressure inlet fogging; new cooling system for continuous duty
Lead time
≈14 weeks from commitment
Delivery basis
EXW U.S. refurbishment facility; transport by buyer
Released in stages under NDA: complete specifications, diligence detail, and pricing follow NDA execution; serial numbers, nameplate photography, unit location, and ownership and lien position follow an executed LOI, proof of funds, and a refundable deposit. The summary above is indicative, derived from seller documentation, subject to verification in diligence and to prior sale. Nothing on this page is an offer capable of acceptance.