The installation represents the first aeroderivative peaking and intermediate duty plant for the Alaskan municipality market, GE claims.
The new gas turbine will replace ML&P's older, industrial frame equipment, which is not designed for peaking use.
GE Energy is scheduled to ship the LM2500+PR in December 2006 and commercial operation is expected to begin in May 2007. Natural gas will serve as the primary fuel.
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