| Manufacturer | Deutz |
|---|---|
| Model | TBG620V16K |
| Year | 2005 |
| Condition | used |
| Stock Number | USP010422 |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Wattage | 1.3 MW |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Hours | 25000 |
| Voltage | 400 |
| Location | Europe |
USP&E is selling: 1.3 MW 2005 Used Deutz TBG620V16K Natural Gas Generator Sets
50 Hz; 400 Volts;
Units available: 5
**Note that price is per unit
Used exclusively through USP&E Global, this used Deutz TBG620V16K natural gas generator is a 1.3 MW, 50 Hz, 400 V generator set manufactured in 2005, currently located in Europe and available for immediate acquisition. The unit has logged approximately 25,000 operating hours and is offered in used condition, representing a proven, field-hardened asset with a well-documented operational history. The used Deutz TBG620V16K natural gas generator is engineered for continuous baseload power generation and is equally well-suited to Combined Heat and Power (CHP) applications and full trigeneration configurations, where a single prime mover simultaneously produces electricity, usable heat or steam, and chilled water for large industrial or commercial facilities. This asset is exclusive to USP&E Global's inventory and cannot be sourced through any other channel, making it one of the most accessible used natural gas generator sets of its class currently on the market. Buyers seeking a used Deutz TBG620V16K natural gas generator in the 1 MW to 1.5 MW output range will find this unit represents exceptional value from one of the world's most experienced power station developers and equipment providers.
The Deutz TBG620V16K is a 16-cylinder V-configuration gas engine platform recognised across the European and global power generation industry for its mechanical robustness, fuel efficiency on natural gas, and compatibility with heat recovery systems that are essential to CHP and trigeneration operations. At 1.3 MW output, 50 Hz frequency, and 400 V nominal voltage, this used natural gas generator set for CHP is ideally matched to the electrical infrastructure standards of European industrial sites, as well as export markets in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia that operate on 50 Hz grids. The 25,000-hour service history places this unit well within the operational lifespan typical of the TBG620V16K series, and with correct overhaul and recommissioning it is capable of many additional years of reliable service. Industrial cogeneration generator Europe buyers will recognise the TBG620V16K as a benchmark unit for district energy schemes, pharmaceutical manufacturing plants, food and beverage processing facilities, hospitals, hotels, data centres, and any high-efficiency energy consumer seeking to reduce utility dependency and lower the levelised cost of electricity through waste heat utilisation. The trigeneration capability of this platform, when paired with an absorption chiller, makes it particularly attractive for facilities with simultaneous cooling, heating, and power demands, and USP&E's engineering team can advise on full system integration from this single used Deutz TBG620V16K natural gas generator through to a complete trigeneration power plant EPC contractor engagement.
USP&E Global brings more than 150 completed power station projects across 45 countries to every asset transaction, and this unit is no exception. Whether a client requires the used Deutz TBG620V16K natural gas generator as a standalone acquisition or as the centrepiece of a fully engineered turnkey CHP power plant, USP&E delivers end-to-end EPC services covering civil works, mechanical and electrical installation, fuel system integration, heat recovery equipment, controls and SCADA, grid or islanded interconnection, and full commissioning. Post-commissioning, USP&E's operations and maintenance division provides LTSA coverage, preventive maintenance scheduling, spare parts procurement, and performance monitoring to ensure the asset meets its guaranteed output and efficiency targets across its full operational life. For clients in frontier and emerging markets, USP&E's 100% OFAC and FCPA compliance and ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications provide the governance assurance that development finance institutions, private equity sponsors, and offtakers require. The used gas generator for baseload power segment is one where USP&E has particular depth, having deployed similar assets in challenging grid environments where reliability and fuel flexibility are non-negotiable. Turnkey CHP power plant O&M engagements built around the TBG620V16K are a natural fit for USP&E's service model, and the company's exclusive inventory of over 3,000 MW means that complementary or redundant units can often be sourced alongside this asset to meet higher capacity requirements or n+1 redundancy configurations.
This used Deutz TBG620V16K natural gas generator, stock number USP010422, is an exclusive USP&E Global asset and availability is subject to change without notice. Buyers, developers, EPCs, and energy investors seeking a proven 1.3 MW used natural gas generator set for CHP, baseload, or trigeneration service should act quickly. Click Fast Quote on this listing page to receive a rapid commercial response from USP&E's asset team, or contact USP&E Global directly to discuss technical specifications, inspection logistics, pricing, and full EPC or O&M scope. USP&E Global: Powering Possibility, Built for the Frontier.
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