41.8 MW 2010 Used Solar Turbines Titan 130

USP&E is selling: 41.8 MW 2010 Used Solar Turbines Titan 130 Natural Gas Turbine Combined Cycle Power Plant

50 Hz; 10500 Volts; 3000 RPM

Units available: 2

• 2x Gas Turbines @ 14.9 MW ea
• 1x Steam Turbine @ 12 MW

**Note that price is for Complete Plant

USP&E Global presents an exclusive listing for a new Solar Turbines Titan 130 natural gas turbine, a 41.8 MW industrial-grade gas turbine generator configured as a combined cycle power plant and available for immediate acquisition. This asset, stock number USP010991, was manufactured in 2010 and carries recorded operating hours of 27,000 and 5,000 hours respectively, representing a unit that has seen controlled operational use and is listed in new condition. The new Solar Turbines Titan 130 natural gas turbine operates at 50 Hz and 10,500 volts, making it fully compatible with grid infrastructure across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and other regions where 50 Hz networks are standard. Currently located in Asia, this asset is part of USP&E's exclusive power station inventory, a curated portfolio of 3,000-plus megawatts that cannot be sourced through any other single provider. Buyers seeking a new Solar Turbines Titan 130 natural gas turbine of this specification, in this condition, and available through a fully compliant, ISO-certified EPC and O&M contractor, will find no equivalent offering on the open market.

The Solar Turbines Titan 130 is one of the most capable industrial gas turbines in its class, engineered for continuous-duty performance in some of the most demanding environments on the planet. At 41.8 MW of rated output in combined cycle configuration, it delivers significant baseload and peaking capacity that is well suited to midstream and upstream oil and gas operations, where reliable onsite power is critical to production continuity. The new Solar Turbines Titan 130 natural gas turbine is equally well matched to large-scale mining facilities, where grid access is often unreliable or entirely absent and the cost of power interruption is measured in lost production and safety risk. Data centers operating in frontier and emerging markets, where utility infrastructure is underdeveloped or congested, represent another high-value application for this asset, given its output range, fuel flexibility on natural gas, and suitability for cogeneration arrangements that recover waste heat for thermal applications. Industrial cogeneration projects, distributed power generation schemes for remote locations, and large-scale captive power installations all fall within the operational envelope of this unit. The 50 Hz frequency and 10,500-volt output configuration match the technical requirements of the vast majority of power networks across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the broader developing world, reducing the scope and cost of grid interconnection engineering. USP&E's exclusive power station inventory is built precisely around assets of this calibre, assets that provide buyers with meaningful installed capacity in a single transaction, backed by a seller with the technical credentials and in-country execution experience to deliver the project from acquisition through to commercial operation.

USP&E Global is not merely a broker or reseller. As a multinational EPC and O&M contractor with more than 150 completed power station projects across 45-plus countries, USP&E is positioned to deliver this new Solar Turbines Titan 130 natural gas turbine as part of a fully integrated, turnkey power plant EPC solution. This means USP&E can manage every phase of the project lifecycle, from site assessment and civil works through to mechanical and electrical installation, protection and control systems integration, load testing, commissioning, and handover. For clients who prefer to retain long-term operational support, USP&E also offers operations and maintenance contracts and long-term service agreements, ensuring that the asset continues to perform at or near nameplate output throughout its working life. Gas turbines for oil and gas applications demand particularly robust O&M frameworks, given the remote locations, extreme climates, and continuous runtime expectations typical of upstream and midstream production facilities. USP&E's O&M capability is certified to ISO 45001:2018 for occupational health and safety management and ISO 9001:2015 for quality management, and the company operates in full compliance with OFAC and FCPA requirements, making it a trusted counterparty for international buyers, sovereign energy authorities, development finance institutions, and private project developers alike. Gas turbines for mining and data centers present a similarly specialised set of operational demands, and USP&E's field engineering teams have the documented experience to meet those demands across frontier and emerging market geographies. The combined cycle configuration of this specific asset also opens pathways to efficiency optimisation through heat recovery steam generation, improving overall plant thermal efficiency and reducing fuel cost per megawatt-hour produced, a commercially significant factor for any operator running at high utilisation rates.

If you are evaluating a new Solar Turbines Titan 130 natural gas turbine for your next power generation project, whether for oil and gas, mining, data center infrastructure, industrial cogeneration, or distributed generation in a remote or off-grid location, USP&E Global offers the asset, the expertise, and the execution capability to bring your project to commercial operation. This is an exclusive listing available only through USP&E, and given the limited availability of new Solar Turbines Titan 130 natural gas turbine units in combined cycle configuration, buyer interest is expected to be strong. Click Fast Quote on this listing page or contact USP&E Global directly to initiate your enquiry, receive technical documentation, and begin the procurement process for stock number USP010991.