The logic of AI power shortages continues to unfold, leading to a surge in gas turbine demand.

MarsBitNews · 2026-04-02T01:28:56+00:00

The industry logic that "the end of computing power is electricity" continues to unfold, and the gas turbine industry is entering a high boom cycle. Jereh Holdings signed a 2.359 billion yuan order for gas turbine power generation units, and the delivery schedules for gas turbines from international giants like Siemens Energy have been scheduled until 2030. The contradiction between booming industry orders and tight deliveries is becoming increasingly prominent. Recently, reporters found that the large-scale construction of Artificial Intelligence Data Centers (AIDC) is driving up electricity demand. Gas turbines are expected to become the preferred solution for main power supply in AIDC due to their quick installation, flexible and adjustable single-unit capacity, and strong deployment adaptability. (Shanghai Securities News)

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2026-04-02 01:28:56

The industry logic that “the endgame of computing power is electricity” is being steadily played out, and the gas turbine industry is entering a period of high, strong demand. Jereh Co. has signed a gas turbine power generator set order worth 2.359 billion yuan, and the delivery timelines for gas turbine products from global giants such as Siemens Energy have already been scheduled for as far out as 2030. The contradiction between booming industry orders and tight delivery capacity is becoming increasingly evident. Recently, after reporting an investigation, the reporter found that the large-scale construction of artificial intelligence data centers (AIDCs) is driving electricity demand upward. Gas turbines are expected to become a top-priority solution for AIDC’s primary power sources, thanks to advantages such as fast installation, flexible adjustment of unit scale, and strong deployment adaptability. (Securities Times)

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