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GE 9E (PG9171E) – 126 MW TURBINE PACKAGE

GE 9E (PG9171E) – 126 MW Gas Turbine Package (50 Hz) – Full Technical & Commercial Offer



Please find below the full technical and commercial outline for the available GE 9E (PG9171E) 126 MW Gas Turbine Package (50 Hz), including scope of supply, condition, documentation, and required buyer procedures.



1. Technical Summary



Model: GE PG9171E (GE 9E)

Output: 126 MW (ISO, 50 Hz)

Fuel: Natural Gas Only

Combustion: DLN

Control System: Speedtronic Mark VI

Commissioned: 2009

Decommissioned: 18 September 2018

Fired Hours: approx. 39,936

Generator: Elin 9A5, 171 MVA, PF 0.85, 50 Hz, 3000 rpm

2. Scope of Supply



Gas Turbine core frame

Generator with excitation

DLN fuel gas module

Fuel gas valve train

Load compartment

Exhaust plenum and outlet section

Exhaust accessories

Auxiliary module (starter and lube oil system)

Internal lube oil transfer piping

Generator GLAC and GNAC

C&I cabinet (PEECC)

GT CO2 tank skid

All associated skids, coolers, and accessories as per full component list

3. Condition & Documentation



Decommissioned and removed from foundation in 2018

Stored in preservation since removal

Full maintenance history available

Multiple borescope inspections (2010–2017)

CLEX upgrade completed

DLN tuning completed

Software update Simplicity V8.2 (2016)

4. Replacement Cost Benchmark (2026): A new-build GE 9E (PG9171E) simple-cycle power plant of equivalent configuration—126 MW ISO, 50 Hz, gas-only DLN combustion, Mark VI-class controls, full auxiliary systems, generator, exhaust system, and balance-of-plant—would cost USD 145–175 million in 2026.



This reflects current OEM pricing for the turbine and generator package (USD 60–80 million), balance-of-plant systems (USD 44–68 million), and EPC, installation, and commissioning (USD 23–35 million). The offered unit, with complete scope including generator, DLN module, auxiliaries, exhaust system, PEECC, GLAC/GNAC, CO2 protection skid, and all listed skids and accessories, represents a materially lower-cost acquisition relative to full replacement value and provides a significant advantage in lead time, as new OEM delivery typically now requires 3-4 years.



Our Netto Set Price Offer: € 18 Million EUR EXW Europe



5. Commercial Terms



LOI required to open the file

10% deposit into Escrow required prior to inspection

Escrow accepted (Swiss, Austrian, German)

SPA issued upon verification of buyer capacity

Delivery: EXW storage location

Buyer responsible for dismantling, packing, and transport

6. Required Buyer Documentation



LOI on company letterhead

Company registration

POF or BCL from a top-tier bank

Mandate chain (if applicable)

KYC for compliance

Upon receipt of the LOI and POF/BCL, we will release the full technical file, inspection schedule, and SPA draft.



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