Peak performance with gas-fired system

Heavy-duty power plants
In today's complex power market Siemens Energy is a strong partner capable of providing you with competitive power plant solutions to improve the profitability of your business. We offer both simple cycle and combined cycle power plants turnkey from a single source. Tailored for your specific needs and challenges of the market.

Honestly, world records mean nothing without the future in mind
Duke Energy and Siemens Energy together have created a world record-holding power plant. The SGT6-9000HL at Duke Energy’s Lincoln Combustion Turbine Station is offering incredible efficiency, while delivering the highest power output for a simple cycle plant in the world. Read about how HL-class turbines help to reduce your carbon footprint today while looking to tomorrow.
Tailored to your needs
Are you looking for a highly efficient combined cycle power plant to cover base load at reasonable cost? Or a robust simple cycle power plant that will cover peak loads under tough conditions? Siemens Energy will develop and build the solution you need: simple and combined cycle power plants, with or without combined heat and power (CHP), flexible and sustainable. You can rely on proven technologies that will pay off throughout the entire lifetime of your power plant – technologies that set the standards in efficiency and reliability, and are fit to meet future challenges.The next level of efficiency and performance
With our HL-class gas turbine we are paving the way to the next level for higher power plant efficiency and performance. This evolutionary development step, derived from proven H-class technology, combines a series of new but already tested technologies. The result: A technology carrier to the next level with a combined cycle efficiency beyond 64% and a clear midterm goal of 65%. The HL-class consists of two engines: SGT5-9000HL and SGT6-9000HL.
The pioneering trail-blazer
With the SGT-8000H turbine series, you can build on maximum output and efficiency and world-class availability levels. Power plants based on SGT-8000H turbines can be configured to meet a wide range of requirements:
- Single or multi-shaft applications
- With or without steam turbine
- With optional heat extraction
- Available with Flex-Plant flexibility
Uncomplicated performer
A high output with low electricity generation costs: F-class power plants offer high power output and a world-class efficiency. Combined with a proven availability of more than 95 percent, you can concentrate on other matters and leave your power plant to pay for itself. Whether you need a single or multi-shaft application, with or without a steam turbine – you’ll get a plant that perfectly fits your needs.
Tenacious distance-runner
In extreme temperatures and inhospitable environments: wherever robust technology is needed, E-class plants are the right choice. With a power output of up to 275 MW in 1x1 combined cycle operation and low lifecycle, they provide a reliable supply where it is most needed: in remote regions, areas with challenging climates, and in tough industrial environments.

50 percent more electricity for Egypt
In Egypt, Siemens Energy has built three turnkey combined cycle power plants with a total capacity of 14.4 GW. They are part of a power project that is forging the country’s future. Find out more about this megaproject.
What you can count on
We are your reliable partner in all phases of a project: from business model design to financial closing, from technology selection to permitting, and from engineering to profitable operation – your success is our passion.
Partnership:
reliable at all times
Construction time:
best in the market
Safety:
achieving the highest safety standards
Operation:
most extensive regional footprint in the industry

Hydrogen readiness
New gas power plants being build today will very likely be converted at a later stage to burn a blend of hydrogen up to 100% during the lifetime of the plant. This means that provisions for cost efficient later retrofit to hydrogen are essential. Hydrogen ready should not be confused with hydrogen capability. Hydrogen ready is defined as a prepared pathway towards an x% hydrogen capability.