The first contract resulted in the purchase of two Nova LT16 gas turbine generator units and spare parts for a total of €17.9 million. The seller was Nuovo Pignone International S.r.L., a turbine manufacturer that is part of the American company Baker Hughes. The global sales agreement between Baker Hughes and the GTSOU was published on the Prozorro.
Under the second contract, Solar Turbines Switzerland Sagl will supply a gas turbine generator unit PGM130 23001S for GTSOU at a price of €12 million. The capacity of this unit is 15 MW.
GTS Operator of Ukraine has purchased 3 gas turbine units for almost €30 million
28.01.2025 08:08
"The Gas Transmission System Operator of Ukraine (GTSOU) has purchased 3 gas turbine units for a total of €30 million. This is confirmed by the results of the procurement published on the Prozorro platform, ExPro Electricity Weekly reports.
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