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FX-45 Modular Gas Turbine for Hyperscale Data Centers
The FX-45 is USP&E’s lead new modular gas turbine platform for AI and industrial data center campuses: 45 MW-class output class, dual-frequency readiness for 50 Hz and 60 Hz markets, and production slots available from 2028. It is engineered around pipeline natural gas as the primary fuel pathway, with modular packaging that supports phased campus growth.
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What the FX-45 Is — and What We Will Not Claim
Marketing pages often invent heat rates, CapEx curves, and emissions decimals. We will not. The FX-45 is positioned as a new modular 45 MW-class machine for hyperscale and industrial data center duty, configurable for 50/60 Hz, with slots from 2028. Guaranteed site output, emissions compliance pathway, and commercial pricing are established in engineering and contract — after ambient, altitude, fuel quality, and grid code inputs are known.
- New-build modular platform (not a used conversion story)
- 45 MW-class for block-based campus scaling
- 50 Hz and 60 Hz configuration options
- Pipeline gas oriented for continuous campus duty
- Slot planning from 2028 — engage early for EPC integration
Why Modular Blocks Win for AI Campuses
Hyperscale and AI facilities rarely need a single monolithic machine on day one. They need a repeatable power block that can be ordered, permitted, installed, and commissioned in waves as halls fill. A 45 MW-class modular turbine aligns with that reality: one block per hall phase, N+1 at the block level, and shared BOP where it makes sense.
Pipeline gas removes the logistics burden of continuous diesel baseload while dual-fuel options — where specified in the package — protect against gas interruptions. USP&E’s EPC teams design the fuel train, protection, and switchgear so the modular idea survives contact with real site constraints.
Speed-to-Power Without Shortcuts
Speed with Excellence means we refuse false promises. Near-term campuses still use USP&E’s 2000 MW+ network of new and surplus turbines and reciprocating generators to bridge to first power. FX-45 slots from 2028 give a clear growth path for later phases. The same EPC and O&M organization owns both timelines so you are not stitching vendors together mid-project.
Extreme Ownership shows up as single-point accountability: one schedule, one interface list, one commissioning plan, one O&M handover. Our 400+ engineers and project managers across Shanghai, Dubai, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Cairo, Bamako, London, USP&E, and Knoxville are structured for that continuity.
Integration Scope USP&E Delivers with FX-45
- Site layout and foundation design for modular packages
- Fuel gas conditioning and metering for pipeline supply
- MV/HV electrical, transformers, and protection coordination
- Controls, SCADA, and remote monitoring architecture
- Acoustic, emissions permitting support, and fire protection interfaces
- Commissioning, performance demonstration, and operator training
- Long-term O&M or hybrid client-operate / USP&E-maintain models
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Who Should Engage Now
Developers with 2027–2030 energization windows should discuss FX-45 slots now — not after civil design is frozen. Colocation platforms building multi-building campuses on pipeline gas corridors, hyperscalers with behind-the-meter strategies, and industrial data centers adjacent to process gas supply are the primary fits.
If you need power before 2028, pair a near-term inventory solution with a contracted FX-45 growth plan. Start at SEARCH INVENTORY, then request an FX-45 slot conversation through USP&E.