Doosan recently secured another gas turbine order in the United States, and with this recently won order, is fast expanding its presence in the North American market.
Doosan Enerbility announced on December 17th that it had signed an agreement with a leading U.S. technology company to supply three 380MW gas turbines. Doosan will be supplying the gas turbines and generators to be used at a data center that is being built by the tech company. The first delivery, consisting of one gas turbine and one generator, will be made in 2027, while the second delivery consisting of another set of gas turbines and generators, two of each, is to be made in 2028. This contract follows after the previous supplier agreement that had been signed this past October for two gas turbine units. Over the past two months, Doosan Enerbility has secured supplier contracts for a total of five gas turbine units with this tech company..
Doosan Enerbility was able to swiftly expand its reach in the U.S. gas turbine market, largely owing to the proven performance of its products, its swift delivery capabilities, and provision of local services by its U.S.-based subsidiary. Since succeeding in the local manufacturing of a large-sized gas turbine in 2019, demonstration runs were carried out for 17,000 hours to ensure technology reliability. With this recently won contract, orders for a total of 12 gas turbine units have been secured to date, reflecting the competitiveness of Doosan’s products. Doosan’s U.S. subsidiary DTS*, which is based in Houston, is also contributing to the strong order intake with its gas turbine maintenance expertise.
* Doosan Turbomachinery Services
“By securing these additional contracts, following after our first overseas export deal, Doosan has firmly established itself as global player in the gas turbine sector,” said Seungwoo Sohn, CEO of Doosan Enerbility’s Power Services Business Group. “Based on this accomplishment, we will be able to solidify our position in the rapidly growing North American market and also respond effectively to the rising demand.”