Rolls-Royce supplies aeroderivative gas turbine generating sets for land based power projects up to 150MW (2xTrent combined cycle) for today’s distributed generation environment.

Its aero-engine technology is utilised to produce aeroderivative gas turbine generating sets of 4 to 58MW, including the RB211 at around 32MW and the Trent at up to 58MW to meet a wide range of power requirements. More than 45,000MW of electrical power has been installed world-wide.

Incorporating a heat recovery steam generator in the exhaust makes these units suitable for a wide range of cogeneration opportunities. Our RB211 and Trent units can also be used in combined cycle plants, transforming the economics of many power projects.

Reciprocating gas engines are used to provide power for industrial applications or for standby power generation. The successful K gas engine meets the stringent demands for environmentally conscious electrical power systems.

Long-Term Service Agreements can be configured to a diverse range of customer needs from spare parts management programmes to full operation and maintenance of a complex cycle power plant.

Where the project life of any mature Rolls-Royce power generation installation is drawing to a natural conclusion, we can undertake full responsibility for total refurbishment of the power plant.

Rolls-Royce maintains an exclusive fleet of lease engines, which can be despatched at short notice to ensure that the customer is kept operational. Our multi-disciplined team of service engineers further increases power plant availability by virtue of their total product knowledge.