GE (NYSE: GE)’s Distributed Power business signed a milestone 20-year parts supply agreement with Nixon Energy Solutions (NES) to ensure long-term availability of 11 Jenbacher gas engines. The ...
Jenbacher emerged from the former Jenbacher Werke, which was founded in 1959 and manufactured gas and diesel engines, and locomotives. The company was bought out by General Electric in 2003.
Jenbacher gas engines are renowned for their combination of excellent fuel economy and reliable performance. Each unit is designed to deliver consistent rated power, even when operating with variable gas quality or composition.
Jenbacher engines are packaged generator sets and cogeneration and trigeneration units for power generation. Ranging in power from 250 kW to 10.6 MW per unit, our engines run on a broad range of energy sources, from pipeline gas to hydrogen, enabling efficient onsite power, heating, and cooling.
Jenbacher began manufacturing reciprocating gas engines in 1957. We specialize in gas-fueled technologies with a focus on high efficiency and reliability of the equipment.
Jenbacher engines are packaged generator sets and cogeneration and trigeneration units for power generation. Ranging in power from 250 kW to 10.4 MW per unit, our engines run on a broad range of energy sources, from pipeline gas to hydrogen, enabling efficient onsite power, heating, and cooling.
Power Engineering: ExxonMobil, GE Collaborate on Global Lubricants for Jenbacher Gas Engines
ExxonMobil is now a preferred global lubricants supplier for GE’s Jenbacher Type 2, 3 and 9 gas engines. As part of this new global collaboration, ExxonMobil will help owner-operators of Jenbacher gas ...
POWER Magazine: Q8Oils and INNIO engage in long-term partnership for lubricating Jenbacher gas engines