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MeasuredWas "effectively sold out" and "into the next decade". GE Vernova’s backlog plus slot reservations, in GW, set against the output capacity it states per year. Siemens Energy and MHI publish no comparable GW figures.
Gas Power equipment backlog + slot reservation agreements: Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99)Open the source → GW, 30 Jun 2026GE Vernova annual gas turbine output capacity: Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99)Open the source → GW/year, 2030
Backlog · company: GE VernovaGas Power equipment backlog + slot reservation agreementsSource: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → GW30 Jun 2026100 (31 Mar 2026) → 116 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.100 (31 Mar 2026) → 116 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Mar 2026 · tightens
Gas Power equipment backlog + slot reservation agreements, GW, 31 Mar 2025 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. 5010015050 GW31 Mar 2025GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗55 GW30 Jun 2025GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗62 GW30 Sep 2025GE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗83 GW31 Dec 2025GE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗100 GW31 Mar 2026GE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗116 GW30 Jun 2026GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-07-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-07-22Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Gas Power equipment backlog and slot reservation agreements grew from 100 to 116 GW; now anticipate reaching at least 125 GW by year-end 2026
31 Mar 2026 Source: GE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-04-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-04-22Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Gas Power equipment backlog and slot reservation agreements grew from 83 to 100 GW; now anticipate reaching at least 110 GW by year-end 2026
31 Dec 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-01-28)SourcedGE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-01-28Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Gas Power equipment backlog and slot reservation agreements grew from 62 to 83 GW
30 Sep 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2025-10-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2025-10-22Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Our Gas Power equipment backlog and slot reservation agreements increased from 55 to 62 gigawatts sequentially
30 Jun 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2025-07-23)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2025-07-23Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary We grew our backlog by more than $5 billion and increased our Gas equipment backlog and slot reservation agreements from 50 to 55 gigawatts.
31 Mar 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2025-07-23)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2025-07-23Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary We grew our backlog by more than $5 billion and increased our Gas equipment backlog and slot reservation agreements from 50 to 55 gigawatts.
Q1 2025 value is the starting point stated in the Q2 2025 release; Q1 2025 release gives 29 GW backlog + 21 GW slot reservations separately.Read from the sources Read from the source by an agent; quote matched mechanically against the fetched page; not yet reviewed by a person, 2026-09-24. Each value links the page it came from and quotes the sentence that carries it.
Price index · US producersProducer price index: turbine and turbine generator set unitsSource: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 (Aug 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 · Aug 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2026, preliminary290.169 (Jul 2026) → 289.639 (Aug 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.290.169 (Jul 2026) → 289.639 (Aug 2026).Method →Code → vs Jul 2026 · flat
BLS PPI for turbines and turbine generator sets made in the US — steam, gas and hydraulic, all sizes.
Producer price index: turbine and turbine generator set units, index, Jun 1982 = 100, Jan 2017 to Aug 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. 200250300218.7 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗214 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗213.6 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗213.1 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗213.4 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗216.7 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗215 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗215.1 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗215.1 index, Jun 1982 = 100Sep 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗214.3 index, Jun 1982 = 100Oct 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗209.1 index, Jun 1982 = 100Nov 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗204.5 index, Jun 1982 = 100Dec 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗202.9 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗206.7 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗211.2 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗211.1 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗210.4 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗210.4 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗210.5 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗211.7 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗211.8 index, Jun 1982 = 100Sep 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗214.7 index, Jun 1982 = 100Oct 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗216 index, Jun 1982 = 100Nov 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗218.4 index, Jun 1982 = 100Dec 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗218.9 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗220.3 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗220.4 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗221 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗221.9 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗222.3 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗222.7 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗223.3 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗223.7 index, Jun 1982 = 100Sep 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗223.2 index, Jun 1982 = 100Oct 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗223.8 index, Jun 1982 = 100Nov 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗224.9 index, Jun 1982 = 100Dec 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗226.2 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗226.8 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗227.2 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗227.2 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗227.7 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗229.3 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗229.8 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗229.3 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗229.6 index, Jun 1982 = 100Sep 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗229.9 index, Jun 1982 = 100Oct 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗230.5 index, Jun 1982 = 100Nov 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗230.9 index, Jun 1982 = 100Dec 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗231.2 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗231.7 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗232.1 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗232.4 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗234.6 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗234.3 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗234.592 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗234.351 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗236.167 index, Jun 1982 = 100Sep 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗236.761 index, Jun 1982 = 100Oct 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗237.086 index, Jun 1982 = 100Nov 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗237.669 index, Jun 1982 = 100Dec 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗239.967 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗239.237 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗241.803 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗247.439 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗247.693 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗248.535 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗248.312 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗246.829 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗245.034 index, Jun 1982 = 100Sep 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗245.499 index, Jun 1982 = 100Oct 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗245.959 index, Jun 1982 = 100Nov 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗246.518 index, Jun 1982 = 100Dec 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗247.081 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗247.839 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗255.927 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗256.388 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗256.817 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗256.355 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗253.632 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗258.396 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗259.316 index, Jun 1982 = 100Sep 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗260.341 index, Jun 1982 = 100Oct 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗261.338 index, Jun 1982 = 100Nov 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗261.567 index, Jun 1982 = 100Dec 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗262.472 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗262.492 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗262.992 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗264.501 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗265.276 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗266.238 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗267.548 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗269.089 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗267.019 index, Jun 1982 = 100Sep 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗267.842 index, Jun 1982 = 100Oct 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗269.257 index, Jun 1982 = 100Nov 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗270.686 index, Jun 1982 = 100Dec 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗272.755 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗274.964 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗276.779 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗276.953 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗277.801 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗275.662 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗275.88 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗275.13 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗279.5 index, Jun 1982 = 100Sep 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗280.323 index, Jun 1982 = 100Oct 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗281.4 index, Jun 1982 = 100Nov 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗280.449 index, Jun 1982 = 100Dec 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗280.422 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jan 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗283.786 index, Jun 1982 = 100Feb 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗284.697 index, Jun 1982 = 100Mar 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗285.503 index, Jun 1982 = 100Apr 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗287.551 index, Jun 1982 = 100May 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗289.394 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jun 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗290.169 index, Jun 1982 = 100Jul 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗289.639 index, Jun 1982 = 100Aug 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗Period Value Source Aug 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 (Aug 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 · Aug 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1982 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗ primary Jul 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 (Jul 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 · Jul 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1982 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗ primary Jun 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 (Jun 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 · Jun 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1982 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗ primary May 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 (May 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 · May 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1982 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗ primary Apr 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 (Apr 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 · Apr 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1982 = 100 US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗ primary Mar 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 (Mar 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 · Mar 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1982 = 100 US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU333611333611 ↗ primary Official statistics Fetched from the BLS public API, series PCU333611333611; shown as published, not re-typed or reviewed; last fetched 2026-10-14.
Capacity · company: GE VernovaGE Vernova annual gas turbine output capacitySource: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2030)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2030Open the source → GW/year2030 · target or forecast24 (2028) → 30 (2030).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.24 (2028) → 30 (2030).Method →Code → vs 2028
GE Vernova annual gas turbine output capacity, GW/year, Q3 2026 to 2030. Every value is listed in the table below. Period Value Source 2030 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-07-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-07-22Open the source → GW/year target or forecast GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary To meet this demand, we remain on track to deliver 20 GW of annual gas turbine output in the third quarter of 2026, with 24 GW in 2028, and we are implementing actions to produce 30 GW in 2030
Company plan ("implementing actions to produce").2028 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-07-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-07-22Open the source → GW/year target or forecast GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary To meet this demand, we remain on track to deliver 20 GW of annual gas turbine output in the third quarter of 2026, with 24 GW in 2028, and we are implementing actions to produce 30 GW in 2030
Company plan.Q3 2026 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-07-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-07-22Open the source → GW/year GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary To meet this demand, we remain on track to deliver 20 GW of annual gas turbine output in the third quarter of 2026, with 24 GW in 2028, and we are implementing actions to produce 30 GW in 2030
Planned run-rate reached in Q3 2026.Read from the sources Read from the source by an agent; quote matched mechanically against the fetched page; not yet reviewed by a person, 2026-09-24. Each value links the page it came from and quotes the sentence that carries it.
Backlog · company: Siemens Energy (Gas Services)Gas Services order backlogSource: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → EUR bn30 Jun 202666 (31 Mar 2026) → 73 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.66 (31 Mar 2026) → 73 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Mar 2026 · tightens
Gas Services order backlog, EUR bn, 31 Mar 2024 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. 405060708043 EUR bn31 Mar 2024Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2024) ↗45 EUR bn30 Jun 2024Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2024) ↗45 EUR bn30 Sep 2024Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q4 FY2024) ↗49 EUR bn31 Dec 2024Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2025) ↗52 EUR bn31 Mar 2025Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2025) ↗53 EUR bn30 Jun 2025Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2025) ↗54 EUR bn30 Sep 2025Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q4 FY2025) ↗60 EUR bn31 Dec 2025Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2026) ↗66 EUR bn31 Mar 2026Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2026) ↗73 EUR bn30 Jun 2026Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) ↗Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) (2026-08-05)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) · 2026-08-05Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) ↗ primary Book‑to‑bill ratio was 2.65 and order backlog increased to €73bn.
Quote is from the Gas Services segment section of the release; covers new units + service (not gas turbines alone). Siemens fiscal year ends 30 Sep.31 Mar 2026 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2026) (2026-05-12)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2026) · 2026-05-12Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2026) ↗ primary Book‑to‑bill ratio was 2.55 and order backlog increased to €66bn.
Quote is from the Gas Services segment section of the release; covers new units + service (not gas turbines alone). Siemens fiscal year ends 30 Sep.31 Dec 2025 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2026) (2026-02-11)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2026) · 2026-02-11Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2026) ↗ primary Book-to-bill ratio was 2.83. Order backlog increased to €60bn.
Quote is from the Gas Services segment section of the release; covers new units + service (not gas turbines alone). Siemens fiscal year ends 30 Sep.30 Sep 2025 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q4 FY2025) (2025-11-13)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q4 FY2025) · 2025-11-13Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q4 FY2025) ↗ primary Book-to-bill ratio was 1.54. Order backlog increased to €54bn.
Quote is from the Gas Services segment section of the release; covers new units + service (not gas turbines alone). Siemens fiscal year ends 30 Sep.30 Jun 2025 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2025) (2025-08-06)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2025) · 2025-08-06Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2025) ↗ primary Book-to-bill ratio was 1.98. Order backlog increased to €53bn despite material negative currency translation effects.
Quote is from the Gas Services segment section of the release; covers new units + service (not gas turbines alone). Siemens fiscal year ends 30 Sep.31 Mar 2025 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2025) (2025-05-08)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2025) · 2025-05-08Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2025) ↗ primary Book-to-bill ratio was 2.22. As a result, the order backlog increased to €52bn.
Quote is from the Gas Services segment section of the release; covers new units + service (not gas turbines alone). Siemens fiscal year ends 30 Sep.Read from the sources Read from the source by an agent; quote matched mechanically against the fetched page; not yet reviewed by a person, 2026-09-24. Each value links the page it came from and quotes the sentence that carries it.
Backlog · company: GE VernovaGas Power equipment backlog (firm orders)Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → GW30 Jun 202644 (31 Mar 2026) → 53 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.44 (31 Mar 2026) → 53 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Mar 2026 · tightens
Gas Power equipment backlog (firm orders), GW, 31 Mar 2025 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. 203040506029 GW31 Mar 2025GE Vernova (Q1 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗29 GW30 Jun 2025GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗33 GW30 Sep 2025GE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗40 GW31 Dec 2025GE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗44 GW31 Mar 2026GE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗53 GW30 Jun 2026GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-07-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-07-22Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 10 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 3 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog growth from 44 to 53 GW and an increase in slot reservation agreements from 56 to 63 GW.
31 Mar 2026 Source: GE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-04-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-04-22Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 6 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 4 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog growth from 40 to 44 GW and an increase in slot reservation agreements from 43 to 56 GW.
31 Dec 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-01-28)SourcedGE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-01-28Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 8 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 3 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog growth from 33 to 40 GW and an increase in slot reservation agreements from 29 to 43 GW.
30 Sep 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2025-10-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2025-10-22Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 7 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 4 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog growth from 29 to 33 GW and an increase in slot reservation agreements from 25 to 29 GW
30 Jun 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2025-07-23)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2025-07-23Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 3 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 5 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog remaining at 29 GW, while growing slot reservation agreements from 21 GW to 25 GW.
31 Mar 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q1 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2025-04-23)SourcedGE Vernova (Q1 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2025-04-23Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q1 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Signed 7 gigawatts of gas turbine orders, raising our Gas Power equipment backlog to 29 gigawatts; secured another 7 gigawatts of gas turbine slot reservation agreements, with 21 gigawatts now reserved and not yet in backlog.
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Backlog · company: GE VernovaGas turbine slot reservation agreements (not in backlog)Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → GW30 Jun 202656 (31 Mar 2026) → 63 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.56 (31 Mar 2026) → 63 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Mar 2026 · tightens
Gas turbine slot reservation agreements (not in backlog), GW, 31 Mar 2025 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. 2040608021 GW31 Mar 2025GE Vernova (Q1 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗25 GW30 Jun 2025GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗29 GW30 Sep 2025GE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗43 GW31 Dec 2025GE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗56 GW31 Mar 2026GE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗63 GW30 Jun 2026GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-07-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-07-22Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q2 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 10 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 3 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog growth from 44 to 53 GW and an increase in slot reservation agreements from 56 to 63 GW.
31 Mar 2026 Source: GE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-04-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-04-22Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q1 2026 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 6 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 4 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog growth from 40 to 44 GW and an increase in slot reservation agreements from 43 to 56 GW.
31 Dec 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2026-01-28)SourcedGE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2026-01-28Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q4 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 8 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 3 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog growth from 33 to 40 GW and an increase in slot reservation agreements from 29 to 43 GW.
30 Sep 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2025-10-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2025-10-22Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q3 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 7 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 4 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog growth from 29 to 33 GW and an increase in slot reservation agreements from 25 to 29 GW
30 Jun 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2025-07-23)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2025-07-23Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q2 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Converted 3 GW of existing slot reservation agreements to orders and shipped 5 GW of equipment; resulting in backlog remaining at 29 GW, while growing slot reservation agreements from 21 GW to 25 GW.
31 Mar 2025 Source: GE Vernova (Q1 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) (2025-04-23)SourcedGE Vernova (Q1 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) · 2025-04-23Open the source → GW GE Vernova (Q1 2025 earnings release, SEC 8-K Ex.99) ↗ primary Signed 7 gigawatts of gas turbine orders, raising our Gas Power equipment backlog to 29 gigawatts; secured another 7 gigawatts of gas turbine slot reservation agreements, with 21 gigawatts now reserved and not yet in backlog.
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6 (Computed: Count of dated values in a series, or of series matching the filters, across the committed corpus and the official statistics fetched on schedule.) more series on this bottleneck
Backlog · company: GE VernovaPower segment equipment remaining performance obligationSource: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → USD m30 Jun 202624,707 (31 Dec 2025) → 39,261 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.24,707 (31 Dec 2025) → 39,261 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Dec 2025 · tightens
Power segment equipment remaining performance obligation, USD m, 31 Dec 2022 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) (2026-07-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) · 2026-07-22Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) ↗ primary RPO June 30, 2026 December 31, 2025 June 30, 2025 Equipment $ 39,261 $ 24,707 $ 16,133
Power segment (Gas Power, Nuclear, Hydro, Steam) equipment RPO, $ millions; verbatim table text. Excludes slot reservation agreements.31 Dec 2025 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Gas Turbine Gigawatts 15.3 11.9 13.8 RPO December 31 2025 2024 2023 Equipment $ 24,707 $ 12,461 $ 13,636
Power segment (Gas Power, Nuclear, Hydro, Steam) equipment RPO, $ millions; verbatim table text. Excludes slot reservation agreements.31 Dec 2024 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Gas Turbine Gigawatts 15.3 11.9 13.8 RPO December 31 2025 2024 2023 Equipment $ 24,707 $ 12,461 $ 13,636
Power segment (Gas Power, Nuclear, Hydro, Steam) equipment RPO, $ millions; verbatim table text. Excludes slot reservation agreements.31 Dec 2023 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Gas Turbine Gigawatts 15.3 11.9 13.8 RPO December 31 2025 2024 2023 Equipment $ 24,707 $ 12,461 $ 13,636
Power segment (Gas Power, Nuclear, Hydro, Steam) equipment RPO, $ millions; verbatim table text. Excludes slot reservation agreements.31 Dec 2022 Source: GE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) (2025-02-06)SourcedGE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) · 2025-02-06Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Gas Turbine Gigawatts 11.9 13.8 11.1 RPO December 31 2024 2023 2022 Equipment $ 12,461 $ 13,636 $ 13,579
Power segment (Gas Power, Nuclear, Hydro, Steam) equipment RPO, $ millions; verbatim table text. Excludes slot reservation agreements.Read from the sources Read from the source by an agent; quote matched mechanically against the fetched page; not yet reviewed by a person, 2026-09-24. Each value links the page it came from and quotes the sentence that carries it.
Orders · company: Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesMHI large-frame gas turbine ordersSource: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (FY2025 financial results presentation) (Mar 2026)SourcedMitsubishi Heavy Industries (FY2025 financial results presentation) · Mar 2026Open the source → unitsMar 202625 (Mar 2025) → 35 (Mar 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.25 (Mar 2025) → 35 (Mar 2026).Method →Code → vs Mar 2025 · tightens
MHI large-frame gas turbine orders, units, Mar 2025 to Mar 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. Period Value Source Mar 2026 Source: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (FY2025 financial results presentation) (2026-05-12)SourcedMitsubishi Heavy Industries (FY2025 financial results presentation) · 2026-05-12Open the source → units Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (FY2025 financial results presentation) ↗ primary Booked orders for 35 large frame gas turbines. Order intake significantly exceeded last year's record high, with order backlog surpassing ¥5 tr.
Record; previous record FY2024 (25 units). Fiscal year April 2025 to March 2026; placed at its last month.Mar 2025 Source: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) (2025)SourcedMitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) · 2025Open the source → units Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) ↗ primary Demand has been very strong recently, with orders for 25 units booked in FY2024.
Fiscal year April 2024 to March 2025; placed at its last month.Read from the sources Read from the source by an agent; quote matched mechanically against the fetched page; not yet reviewed by a person, 2026-09-24. Each value links the page it came from and quotes the sentence that carries it.
Orders · company: GE VernovaGas turbine orders (heavy-duty + aeroderivative)Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2025)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2025Open the source → GW202520.2 (2024) → 29.8 (2025).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.20.2 (2024) → 29.8 (2025).Method →Code → vs 2024 · tightens
Gas turbine orders (heavy-duty + aeroderivative), GW, 2022 to 2025. Every value is listed in the table below. Period Value Source 2025 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → GW GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Orders in units 2025 2024 2023 Gas Turbines 173 112 93 Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines 110 68 41 HA-Turbines 43 25 8 Aeroderivatives 63 44 52 Gas Turbine Gigawatts 29.8 20.2 9.5
Verbatim table row from Power segment MD&A ("Orders in units ... Gas Turbine Gigawatts"), not a sentence.2024 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → GW GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Orders in units 2025 2024 2023 Gas Turbines 173 112 93 Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines 110 68 41 HA-Turbines 43 25 8 Aeroderivatives 63 44 52 Gas Turbine Gigawatts 29.8 20.2 9.5
Verbatim table row from Power segment MD&A ("Orders in units ... Gas Turbine Gigawatts"), not a sentence.2023 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → GW GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Orders in units 2025 2024 2023 Gas Turbines 173 112 93 Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines 110 68 41 HA-Turbines 43 25 8 Aeroderivatives 63 44 52 Gas Turbine Gigawatts 29.8 20.2 9.5
Verbatim table row from Power segment MD&A ("Orders in units ... Gas Turbine Gigawatts"), not a sentence.2022 Source: GE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) (2025-02-06)SourcedGE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) · 2025-02-06Open the source → GW GE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Orders in units 2024 2023 2022 Gas Turbines 112 93 92 Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines 68 41 30 HA-Turbines 25 8 9 Aeroderivatives 44 52 62 Gas Turbine Gigawatts 20.2 9.5 9.8
Verbatim table row from Power segment MD&A ("Orders in units ... Gas Turbine Gigawatts"), not a sentence.Read from the sources Read from the source by an agent; quote matched mechanically against the fetched page; not yet reviewed by a person, 2026-09-24. Each value links the page it came from and quotes the sentence that carries it.
Orders · company: GE VernovaHeavy-duty gas turbine ordersSource: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2025)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2025Open the source → units202568 (2024) → 110 (2025).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.68 (2024) → 110 (2025).Method →Code → vs 2024 · tightens
Heavy-duty gas turbine orders, units, 2022 to 2025. Every value is listed in the table below. Period Value Source 2025 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → units GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Orders in units 2025 2024 2023 Gas Turbines 173 112 93 Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines 110 68 41
Verbatim table row from Power segment MD&A, not a sentence.2024 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → units GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Orders in units 2025 2024 2023 Gas Turbines 173 112 93 Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines 110 68 41
Verbatim table row from Power segment MD&A, not a sentence.2023 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → units GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Orders in units 2025 2024 2023 Gas Turbines 173 112 93 Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines 110 68 41
Verbatim table row from Power segment MD&A, not a sentence.2022 Source: GE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) (2025-02-06)SourcedGE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) · 2025-02-06Open the source → units GE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) ↗ primary Orders in units 2024 2023 2022 Gas Turbines 112 93 92 Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines 68 41 30
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Backlog · company: Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesMHI large-frame gas turbine contract backlogSource: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) (31 Mar 2025)SourcedMitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) · 31 Mar 2025Open the source → units31 Mar 202536 (31 Mar 2024) → 48 (31 Mar 2025).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.36 (31 Mar 2024) → 48 (31 Mar 2025).Method →Code → vs 31 Mar 2024 · tightens
MHI large-frame gas turbine contract backlog, units, 31 Mar 2024 to 31 Mar 2025. Every value is listed in the table below. Period Value Source 31 Mar 2025 Source: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) (2025)SourcedMitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) · 2025Open the source → units Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) ↗ primary The contract backlog increased from 36 units at the end of FY2023 to 48 units at the end of FY2024.
End of FY2024.31 Mar 2024 Source: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) (2025)SourcedMitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) · 2025Open the source → units Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (GTCC business briefing 2025) ↗ primary The contract backlog increased from 36 units at the end of FY2023 to 48 units at the end of FY2024.
End of FY2023 (MHI fiscal year ends 31 March).Read from the sources Read from the source by an agent; quote matched mechanically against the fetched page; not yet reviewed by a person, 2026-09-24. Each value links the page it came from and quotes the sentence that carries it.
Orders · company: Siemens Energy (Gas Services)Siemens Energy Gas Services orders secured in fiscal year to dateSource: Siemens Energy (Q3 FY2025 results presentation) (30 Jun 2025)SourcedSiemens Energy (Q3 FY2025 results presentation) · 30 Jun 2025Open the source → GW30 Jun 2025
Period Value Source 30 Jun 2025 Source: Siemens Energy (Q3 FY2025 results presentation) (2025-08-06)SourcedSiemens Energy (Q3 FY2025 results presentation) · 2025-08-06Open the source → GW Siemens Energy (Q3 FY2025 results presentation) ↗ primary Gas Services has secured orders for 14 GW in the current fiscal year, 65% of which are for data centers.
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02Why it holds things up
The fastest route to firm power at scale, and the largest maker’s order book runs years ahead of what it can build. A slot is worth more than the turbine price implies.
Part of the process · Energy, which takes years to loosen once somebody decides to.
03Severity
How this is computedSum of four judged scores, each 0–3: concentration + substitution + lead time + inelasticity.Method →Code → / 12
Three makers; the largest has an order book years ahead of what it can build. The fastest route to firm power, and it is full.
04Who makes it
| Organisation | Step | Evidence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| GE VernovaGEV US | US | Makes it | Verified source ↗ |
| Siemens EnergyENR GR | DE | Makes it | Verified source ↗ |
05What it rests on, and what rests on it
Depended on by
- Anthropic
“creating strategic reserves of critical grid components and gas turbines”
anthropic.com · primary source · A policy recommendation. Says gas turbines, not heavy-duty ones.
A recorded dependency is a sentence, not a share, a volume or a contract. Walk it on a portfolio →
06Rules that govern it
No rule has been researched for this one yet.
Policy coverage is being built jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
07What would remove it
- Small modular reactorsEstimate by Substrata, open to challenge, 2026-09-15: Designs are licensed or in licensing and first units are under construction; none is yet delivering power at scale in a Western market.Estimate, not a measurementDesigns are licensed or in licensing and first units are under construction; none is yet delivering power at scale in a Western market.By Substrata, open to challenge · 2026-09-15Supporting source → · Prototype at meaningful scale
An alternative source of firm, always-on power that does not queue for a turbine slot.
08Science pipeline
judged, with a citation claimed, no citationNumber: papers, preprints and grants the feeds collected — unreviewed
- Evaluation of Sealing and Film-Cooling Performance According to Coolant Injection Conditions in the Secondary Flow Path of an F-Class Gas Turbine Combustor
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOI
- Gas Turbine Propulsion Systems for Naval Vessels: Energy Flow Calculation Methodology and HighPressure Rotor CFD Simulation
This paper addresses the modernization of naval propulsion systems through the adoption of gas turbine technology, with emphasis on thermodynamic calculation methodology and rotor flow simulation. The study is centred on the Rolls Royce gas turbine, employed in naval propulsion…
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOIPDF
- Failure analysis of a service-degraded gas turbine combustor liner: A metallurgical evaluation
A comprehensive destructive analysis was conducted on a rejected inner liner segment from a V2500-5 aero-engine, a critical component made from B1900 nickel-based superalloy. The investigation combined field emission scanning electron microscopy–energy-dispersive X-ray…
Materials and Energy Research CenterTarbiat Modares UniversityIslamic Azad University, KarajIran University of Science and Technology
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOI
- Aerothermodynamics Analysis of Air Independent Gas Turbine Engines Under Supervision of Affiliation Name Signature Discussion Committee
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOI
- Interpretation of technical parameters of a centrifugal compressor system and gas turbine driver system
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOI
09What has happened
- 2026-09-13LoosensMilestoneCN MY
Shanghai Electric wins its first overseas heavy-duty gas turbine order, 500 MW in Malaysia.
prnewswire.com ↗official source
The sentence that says so
“Shanghai Electric Secures First Overseas Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine Order for 500 MW Malaysian Project / Shanghai Electric (SEHK: 02727, SSE: 601727) has achieved a milestone in the high-end overseas energy sector by securing the contract for Unit 3 of the Sarawak Samalaju Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) project in Malaysia.”
10What this holds up
- Energyone turn: Months to years
Worst judgement on this loop: How this is computedThe highest severity score among the bottlenecks recorded as gates on the loop.Method →Code →, judged 2026-09-15
A loop is one design, build and measure turn. Severity is a dated judgement on a 0–12 scale, not a measurement, and the judgements are not added together — the figure shown is the worst single one.
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