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Surging data-centre electricity demand is reshaping the gas turbine market, with analysts forecasting steep price increases as orders outpace manufacturing capacity through the decade.
Read more →The manufacturer reported a record backlog and rising prices as it shipped more units year-on-year, underscoring how strongly demand for new turbine capacity has rebounded.
Read more →Citing a looming supply gap from retiring coal and rising data-centre load, EnergyAustralia has referred an expanded Marulan gas-fired power station for federal and state assessment.
Read more →EnergyAustralia's 316 MW Tallawarra B in NSW runs on a natural gas and green-hydrogen blend, providing fast-start dispatchable power to firm renewables as coal plants retire.
Read more →Clough has won the design-and-construct contract for AGL's 220 MW Kwinana gas-fired peaking station near Perth, delivering flexible backup capacity for Western Australia's grid.
Read more →Industry forecasters expect installed capacity and new orders to climb sharply in 2026, driven by AI data centres, grid reliability needs and gas turbine OEMs scaling up production.
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