The 7LM2500-PE-MGG33 appears to be a specific model of GE’s LM2500 series of aviation gas turbines. The LM2500 is a high efficiency gas turbine for a variety of applications including combined cycle, onshore and offshore power generation, mechanical drive and cogeneration. It can accommodate a variety of fuels, including coke oven gas, naphtha, propane, diesel, ethanol and liquefied natural gas. In addition, it offers a variety of technical options to reduce nitrogen oxides and other emissions issues.

Known for its flexibility and reliability, the LM2500 series boasts more than 120 million hours of operating time, several times the combined operating experience of its competitors. The high efficiency of this series of gas turbines helps reduce operating costs, plant emissions and dependence on the local power grid. The LM2500 is available with dual-fuel capabilities, including a single annular combustion chamber (SAC) or GE’s latest dual-fuel dry Low emission (DLE) technology, to deliver low-emission performance in a variety of situations and water supply scenarios. It also features high reliability and control system redundancy, as well as a variety of configuration options, making it an excellent choice for customers who need more customized power generation solutions. The cycle function of the LM2500 allows multiple starts and stops per day, providing a powerful solution for a grid permeated by renewable energy generation.

In addition, the LM2500XPRESS is a version of the LM2500 series, which has a factory assembly rate of up to 95% and is designed to increase speed and simplicity. The LM2500XPRESS is pre-packaged in 10 simplified modules for easy installation and features 27 electrical interconnects, which makes the installation process faster and easier.