Behind-the-meter power for data centers.
We focus on one thing: getting proven gas-turbine generation into the hands of the people who need megawatts on site — and connecting serious sellers with serious buyers.
BTM power for hyperscale and AI campuses.
For data-center developers and operators, interconnection queues and transmission upgrades are now often the critical path. Behind-the-meter (BTM) power means generation located on the customer’s side of the utility meter. Onsite natural-gas turbines can provide dispatchable data-center generation; suitability and timing depend on fuel supply, permitting, equipment condition and site requirements.
- Primary or bridge power — run the campus while grid service is built out
- Hybrid configurations — pair onsite generation with grid supply, storage or renewables
- Peaking and firming — fast-start aeroderivatives suited to cycling duty
- Fuel strategy — pipeline natural gas, with renewable natural gas (RNG) and biogas where they fit the site
Sourcing turbines and gensets that already exist.
We locate used GE LM2500 and LM6000 units — packaged, core-only or as part of a larger plant — and work them through NDA, documentation and seller quotes.
- Packaged gensets and bare engine cores
- Industrial and marine LM2500 variants, SAC and DLE combustion
- LM6000 PC, PF, PF+ and PG
- Units in service, in storage, or needing refurbishment
Complete plants, not just engines.
Some of the fastest paths to capacity are existing simple-cycle or combined-cycle facilities built around aeroderivative machines. We pursue whole-plant acquisitions — including equipment for relocation and plants needing work.
- Simple-cycle peaker plants
- Combined-cycle and cogeneration plants around LM2500 / LM6000 units
- Retiring or idle assets with refurbishable equipment
Need dispatchable power on a data-center timeline?
Tell BJ what you need — megawatts, site, schedule, fuel — and we’ll start the search under NDA.