Turbines

Customized Turbine Power Packages

Global Power Supply designs, installs, and maintains complex and customized industrial power solutions. We are a distributor and reseller of several of the top manufacturers of turbine generators and we can objectively suggest the right equipment for your project. Our customers’ priorities are our priorities, and we strive to provide peace of mind along with a reliable and affordable power solution.

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Global Power Supply (GPS) is a full service provider of new and used power systems including new and used turbines, diesel generators, natural gas generators, custom genset enclosures, UPS power systems, automatic transfer switches (ATS), and electrical switchgear.

Turbine Generators
T60 Turbine Generator
T60 Turbine
Solar Turbine T60

T60 Solar® Turbines Taurus 60Hz Mobile / Skid 7301

Self-contained mobile generator set comprised of the gas turbine assembly from the air inlet filtration system to the exhaust stack with the gas producer, reduction gearbox, and electric generator. The supplied turbine equipment is mounted on an industrial steel frame and shall include the lubricating oil system with oil cooler and gas fuel operation, power control building (PCB) with quick connect plugs to interface with the turbine skid. The (PCB) contains switchgear for generator and package load transformer, battery system for turbine control, battery system for switchgear, motor control center for package support system, and remote control computer.

Specifications Overview

Rating: 5200 kWe–per ISO
Fuel: Natural gas (can convert to dual diesel/NG with additional charges)
Upgrades: SoLoNOx

Two 5MW fully reconditioned packages completing production at this time. Each unit is configured for fast deployment, plug and play control cabling. Both units will have new engines.

The units come complete with a new control trailer fitted with halon fire suppression system, computer server, motor control center and 13,8kv programable main circuit breaker. The trailer is fitted with a grounding resistor bank as well as a 300 kva transformer for use when house control power is not available.

Solar T60 Turbine

Siemens A05 60Hz 5.7MW

Turbine Specs:
• Output power @ ISO conditions: 5.7 MW, 2.6kV, 4.16kv, 13.8kV 60Hz
• A05 Siemens lightweight aero-derivative gasturbine package
• Dry gas fuel system with dry low emissions (DLE) combustors
• Wet gas fuel system with wet lean emissions (WLE) combustors
• Fuel type: LNG, CNG, field/line gas
• 128,000lbs
• 9’8″ wide x 50′ long x 12’8″ high
• Noise suppression system available
• Max flow rate per turbine: 40-60 mcf per hour
• Supply pressure: 270-280 psi
• Minimum gas temperature: 36 deg F above dewpoint
• Max gas temperature: 20 deg F
• Min/max LHV: 800-1100 Btu
• Wobbe index: 1040-1300 Btu/SCF
• Max liquids: No liquids/Moisture/Oils Permissible
• Max partial size: 1 um
• Ethane content: <10%

Siemens Turbine
Siemens A05 Turbine
Taurus 50 Hz Turbine
Taurus 50 Hz Turbine Generator
Taurus 50 Hz Turbine Generator

50 Hz T60 Solar® Turbines Taurus 7301S or 7801S

Natural gas with SoLoNOx (can convert to dual diesel/NG with additional charges)

One unit is a T7901S / GSC package (5.67 MWe) built from new by the OEM. The gas turbine engine is a proven, robust design equipped for natural gas operation, with a SoLoNOx combustion system giving low emissions performance. The Leroy Somer generators provide reliable power for 50Hz applications.

The units are available for immediate shipment. Global Power Supply can support relocation, site installation, and long-term service support.

50hz Taurus T60 – Argen Packages

Manufacturer / model: Solar Turbines, Taurus T60 (7301S) or (7801S)
Time since new / major: 0
Power output (ISO): 5700 kWe
Combustion type: Low Emissions DLN
Fuel configuration: Gas fuel, natural gas
Generator make: Leroy Somer LSA 56
Frequency: 50 Hz
Rated voltage: 6300 V
Rated output: 6750 kVA
Control system: Siemens turbotronic S4 (TTS4), local package mounted
Fire and gas system: Included
Air filtration system: G4 efficiency 36,000 cfm air intake
Exhaust silencer: Included

20MW or 50MW Twin Pac

The FT4C-3F Twin Pac is an outdoor, completely self-contained, automatic, gas turbine powered electric generating plant, nominally 60 HZ rated at 53 MW at 59 deg F.

The unit contains all the equipment required for local unattended operation and provisions for inter- connection to a remote- control panel.

It has the capability to start-up in the event of loss of purchaser provided AC electrical power when the unit is in a stand-by condition.

This built- in starting capability, plus the ability of the unit to assume full load in less than four minutes after initiation of the start signal, provides excellent protection in the event of a black-out.

• Minimum load 10MW
• Low NOx enhancement
• 14,000 hour continuous operation
• Can operate as 20MW or 50MW configuration

50MW Twin Pac
• Gas consumption @ 50MW: 332,510 SCF/HR or 15,539 lb/HR
• 13,800 volts (direct main breaker connection)
• Demineralized water consumption: 20 – 50 GPM (single engine – double @ 50MW)
• Black start requirements: None –supported within package
• Noise rating: 80 dBA @ 50’
• Estimated rate (BTU/kWh) – 11,910
• Estimated NOX (PPMVD@ 15% O2)(Water Injection) 35 PPM / CO -247

50MW Twin Pac Turbine Generator
Solar T60 Turbine

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Turbine Generators

Critical power is essential. It can mean the difference between running smoothly with total peace of mind and financial loss, operational disruption, and safety risks. 

Turbine generators offer a reliable, high-performance solution for large-scale energy needs, such as fueling a data center, manufacturing plant, hospital, or energy facility. At Global Power Supply, we help you navigate the complexities of turbine power generation with expert guidance and custom-engineered solutions tailored to your site requirements. 

Explore our most frequently asked questions below to better understand how turbine-powered generators can support your business goals — and why GPS is a trusted partner for industrial power solutions.

What is a turbine generator and how does it work?

A turbine generator is a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. In simpler terms, it uses “torque” to generate electricity. The process begins when a highly pressurized fluid — like hot gases or steam — is forced through turbine blades, causing them to spin. That spinning motion turns a shaft connected to the generator, which in turn produces electricity.

Turbine generators can run on a variety of fuel types (liquids or gases), including but not limited to:

  • Natural gas (field gas and pipeline gas)
  • Diesel
  • Kerosene (including jet engine fuel)
  • Hydrogen
  • Biofuels
  • Propane
  • Crude oil
  • Waste heat from industrial processes (in combined heat and power systems)
  • Steam generated from solar thermal or geothermal sources

This flexibility makes turbine generators ideal for facilities with access to various energy sources or those prioritizing fuel efficiency and lower carbon emissions.

What types of turbine generators are available for sale?

At Global Power Supply, we distribute and resell a wide range of turbine-powered generator systems, including:

  • Gas Turbine Generators – Fast-start systems that burn natural gas or other gaseous fuels for high-efficiency power generation.
  • Steam Turbine Generators – Often used in cogeneration and industrial plants where steam is a byproduct or a heat recovery system is in place.
  • Dual-Fuel Turbine Generators – Can switch between two types of fuel (e.g., gas and diesel), helping facilities stay online during fuel shortages or price surges.
  • Mobile or Modular Turbine Units – Ideal for fast deployment in remote or temporary power applications. 

We can also source and integrate custom turbine power packages based on your site conditions, runtime requirements, and compliance needs.

Not sure which type of turbine is best for your worksite? Contact Global Power and we’ll help point you in the right direction.

Gas turbine vs. steam turbine generators: How do I choose the right turbine for my facility?

The choice between a gas or steam turbine generator depends on your facility’s needs, including power output, fuel availability, operational conditions and goals, space constraints, and environmental considerations. 

Here’s a quick breakdown of how the two compare:

Gas Turbine Generators

  • Quick start-up and shutdown
  • Fast load response
  • More compact than steam turbines
  • Greater fuel flexibility (can run on natural gas, diesel, or other fuel types)
  • Best suited for peaking power demands and emergency backup applications
  • Lower emissions with natural gas
  • Generally cheaper to install and operate than steam turbines
  • Fuel costs can be higher, especially as natural gas prices fluctuate
  • Efficiency can be affected by changes in temperature
  • High power-to-weight ratio (smaller turbine systems can generate a significant amount of power)

Steam Turbine Generators

  • Ideal for continuous base-load power usage
  • Highly efficient when paired with a heat recovery system
  • Often used in industrial and utility-scale power plants
  • Require a constant source of steam (from boilers or process waste heat)
  • Can be adapted for various power needs, from small industrial plants to large power grids
  • Lower emissions with renewable energy sources
  • Require more time to heat water and generate steam
  • Need more available space (due to its boiler component)
  • Can be more expensive to install, especially for larger facilities

Are your turbine-powered generators suitable for continuous and standby applications?

Yes. At Global Power Supply, we offer turbine-powered generators engineered for both continuous and standby power needs. Whether your facility requires uninterrupted power for 24/7 operations or a dependable backup system in case of utility failure, we can deliver the correct configuration.

Continuous power applications are ideal for large industrial sites, remote locations, or energy-intensive operations where the turbine generator is the primary power source. Standby power applications are most common in hospitals, data centers, utility infrastructure, and other critical facilities that need immediate power restoration during surprise outages.

Each system is sized, configured, and tested to match your operational demands. Our goal is to ensure seamless integration with your facility’s load profile and fuel strategy.

What is the typical lead time for purchasing a turbine generator?

Lead times can vary depending on the specific turbine model, fuel type, and custom requirements. However, Global Power Supply maintains a robust inventory of ready-to-ship gas turbine generator sets to help you avoid long procurement delays.

For projects requiring custom packaging or site-specific engineering, lead times may range from 8 to 24+ weeks, depending on complexity and manufacturer schedules. Our team will work closely with you to provide accurate timelines and help coordinate installation around your project schedule.

GPS is uniquely positioned to help reduce lead times by leveraging the following advantages:

  • A large inventory of in-stock new and used generators that can be quickly customized and deployed
  • Access to a nationwide network of pre-qualified industry partners, expanding available options
  • A dedicated project manager assigned to keep your timeline on track, from helping you choose the right generator to getting it fully installed, tested, and ready to run.
  • A multi-manufacturer sourcing model that lets us select the best-fit equipment with the fastest turnaround
  • In-house engineering and technical teams to proactively identify and resolve potential delays before they impact your project

Looking for a fast solution (and an easy process)? Contact us for immediate availability on select mobile and modular turbine systems.

Can you customize a turbine generator package for my site’s requirements?

Absolutely. GPS provides fully customized power systems, which include features like:

  • Fuel type and dual-fuel capability
  • Load profile matching and power output
  • Sound-attenuated or weatherproof enclosures
  • Custom skids, trailers, or modular builds
  • Integration with automatic transfer switches (ATS), switchgear, and battery energy storage systems

From permitting and emissions compliance to logistics and site layout, we take a tailored approach to delivering turbine generator systems that are code-compliant, efficient, and built to perform.

What maintenance support is available for turbine power generators?

We know that long-term performance depends on proper, routine maintenance. That’s why we offer comprehensive support services for turbine power systems, whether you purchased from our inventory or need service on an existing generator.

Our turbine generator maintenance support includes:

How long do turbine generators typically last?

Turbine systems are the most reliable and longest-running form of power generation you can buy (or rent). They’re made to run continuously for months at a time, so you’ll enjoy more uptime than any other type of power generation.

With regular maintenance and usage, a high-quality turbine generator can last anywhere from 20 to 30+ years, depending on its fuel type, load profile, and operating conditions.

Here’s a general breakdown by turbine type:

  • Gas turbine generators: Often rated for 100,000+ hours of operation before needing a major overhaul
  • Steam turbine generators: Can exceed 30 years in service with consistent maintenance, inspections, and upgrades
  • Dual-fuel and mobile units: Lifespan may vary based on runtime, usage patterns, and deployment conditions

Our Global Power Supply team can help extend the life of your turbine system through ongoing support, access to OEM parts, and expert system upgrades when needed.

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