Baker Hughes wins about 1.1 GW power and Chart dry cooler order from an unnamed US technology company
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The power order, booked in Q3 2026, covers 34 Frame 5 gas turbines, nine NovaLT16 turbines, BRUSH generators and gears. Chart dry coolers for a closed-loop cooling system were booked in Q4 2026. The equipment supports AI training and inference infrastructure, and the customer was not disclosed.
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