Doosan Enerbility Expands its North America Invasion Strategy

Expected to supply to Mask’s xAI
Secured order for two additional 370MW units

Doosan Enerbility has won a contract with a U.S. company to supply steam turbines and generators for power supply to data centers. This marks the first time Doosan Enerbility has supplied steam turbines to North America.
Doosan Enerbility announced that it recently signed a contract with a U.S. big-tech company to supply two 370 MW-class steam turbines and two generators for power supply to data centers. With the company securing steam turbine orders, following its export of gas turbines last year, it has strengthened its foothold in the North American market.
Doosan Enerbility is reported to have signed a contract last year to supply a total of 12 gas turbines to xAI’s data center.

Steam turbines are a core component of combined cycle power plants, using exhaust-heat from gas turbines to generate additional electricity and significantly boosting energy efficiency. Combined cycle power generation refers to a high-efficiency generation system in which a gas turbine is driven by gas including liquefied natural gas (LNG), and the heat produced in this process is then used to drive a steam turbine a second time. Because AI centers consume massive amounts of electricity around the clock, highly efficient and reliable power facilities are essential.
Building on this latest order, Doosan Enerbility plans to accelerate exports of its combined cycle power-generation model to utility companies and independent power producers (IPPs) across North America.
It is analyzed that the company has gained a competitive edge in bidding for future large-scale combined-cycle power projects by securing gas-turbine and steam-turbine supply-performance in the North American market.

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