HOUSTON, Tex. - Dynamis Power Solutions, LLC (Dynamis) and Baker Hughes announced a significant order, booked in the third quarter of 2025, for 25 aeroderivative gas turbines - including LM2500, LM6000, and LM9000 - totaling 1.3GW for mobile power generation across a wide range of oil & gas applications, including upstream, refining, and petrochemical.

Dynamis packages gas turbines and generators in its distinctive mobile power solutions. As part of the agreement, Dynamis will package ten of Baker Hughes’ efficient and dry low emissions LM9000 gas turbines in a new offering called the DT70 - 70 MW, which will total 700MW of gas turbine power generation capacity, delivering the oil & gas industry’s highest reported mobile power density (MW per square foot) to date.

Designed to support unique and complex operational needs of industries requiring natural gas power solutions, the DT70 is based off Dynamis’ successful DT35 - a 1.5GW installed base which has been in operation for nearly a decade in more than 1,200 locations throughout the North America region. Dynamis’ new application of Baker Hughes’ LM9000s boasts enhanced versatility for large power consumers in the oil & gas space, resilience in challenging environments, and the ability to power - benefits that are emphasized by the unit’s compact footprint and record-setting short rig-up and commissioning times. Available for order immediately, the DT70 offering will enable oil & gas customers across the North American energy market to secure reliable clean power across a host of applications.

Source: Dynamis
Associated URL: https://dynamisps.com/dynamis-power-solutions-awards-baker-hughes-with-significant-order-for-gas-turbine-technology-to-support-mobile-power-for-oil-gas-applications/

ATLANTA - GE Vernova has received an order from Poland’s Enea Group for two 9HA.01 combined-cycle gas turbine blocks to support the planned phaseout of coal generation at the Kozienice power station. The order, booked in the fourth quarter of 2025, pushes GE Vernova’s H-Class gas turbine fleet past 200 total units ordered. The new gas-fired units are expected to reduce emissions compared to coal and other fossil-fuel plants and align with Enea’s strategy to lower emissions 64 percent by 2035 and reach climate neutrality by 2050.

The project includes locally manufactured steam turbines and generators, with engineering and construction led by Calik Enerji. Enea expects significant participation from Polish companies in the buildout. The new units are positioned to support Poland’s broader energy transition efforts while helping stabilize the national grid.

The Kozienice upgrade reflects Poland’s shift away from coal, one of the most carbon-intensive power sources in Europe. The project advances national decarbonization goals, expands local industrial participation, and signals ongoing demand for high-efficiency gas turbines during the transition to cleaner energy systems.

Source: GE Vernova
Associated URL: https://www.gevernova.com/news/press-releases/ge-vernova-provide-h-class-combined-cycle-equipment-enea-groups-kozienice-power

TOKYO - Mitsubishi Power, a division of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, has secured an order to supply an H-25 gas turbine to Chang Chun Petrochemical Co., Ltd. for its Miaoli Factory in Taiwan. The order, placed through Mitsubishi Corporation Machinery, marks the second H-25 unit to be installed at the same facility, following an earlier order in 2023.

The new turbine will anchor the factory’s ongoing conversion from heavy oil and coal-fired boilers to a high-efficiency natural gas-fired cogeneration system capable of generating about 30 megawatts. The unit is scheduled to begin operation by late 2028, providing both electricity and steam for the factory’s industrial processes.

Mitsubishi Power will supply the turbine, auxiliary systems, and technical support for installation and commissioning. The project is expected to enhance energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and support Taiwan’s broader transition toward cleaner energy sources.

Chang Chun Petrochemical, a key subsidiary of the Chang Chun Group, has a longstanding partnership with Mitsubishi Power dating back to 1984. Over that period, Mitsubishi Power has provided multiple turbines and boilers to Chang Chun Group facilities and continues to support operations through maintenance and service programs.

The H-25 gas turbine, in service since 1987 with more than 200 units operating worldwide, is known for its reliability and suitability for industrial cogeneration systems. The latest project further underscores Mitsubishi Power’s role in advancing low-carbon industrial energy infrastructure across the region.

Source: Mitsubishi Power
Associated URL: https://power.mhi.com/news/251112.html