- Flexible, decentralized power generators ensure power supply
- Strong backbone for the energy transition
- Ready for use in 12 to 18 months thanks to preconfigured models
Rolls-Royce is launching a new modular solution for gas engine power plants that will provide security of supply and accelerate the implementation of the German Government’s Power Plant Strategy. The turnkey plants deliver between five and several hundred megawatts of power, depending on requirements and are H2-ready solutions suitable for the future use of hydrogen. Thanks to preconfigured, factory-tested modules with 10, 20 and 30 megawatts each, the power plants can be connected to the grid within 12 to 18 months of ordering.
The power generation plants are available as backup and compensate for fluctuations in the feed-in from wind and solar energy. This is particularly important during periods of low wind and low sunlight, when gaps of between 10 hours and several weeks need to be bridged. In some applications, they can also act as a bridging solution – providing continuous power until a connection can be made to the grid, or another power source such as nuclear, at which point the gensets can switch to providing backup power. Rolls-Royce will be presenting its new solutions at the E-world energy trade fair in Essen from February 10 to 12, 2026, at booth 6H106 in Hall 6.