The LM2500+G4 engine is the fourth generation of the industry-leading LM2500. It has all the same high reliability, availability, and efficiency (lower SFC) but with more power (a 41% increase) than the base LM2500.

The PGT25+/LM2500+G4 turbine draws its high efficiency and light weight from our aeroderivative technologies proven in energy applications and aircraft engines, while its ruggedness is inherited from our frame gas turbine designs.

The latest, 4th generation, LM2500+G4 version was introduced in November 2005 and delivers 47,370 shp (35,320 kW) with a thermal efficiency of 39.3 percent at ISO conditions. [12]

The GE LM2500+G4 aeroderivative marine gas turbine is naval propulsion’s latest technology. As part of GE’s LM2500 family of engines, the LM2500+G4 is backed by a commitment to unmatched, reliable propulsion power. All GE LM2500 family gas turbines are supported by ten global depot/ service locations. GE offers the LM2500 family with extensive

GE Infrastructure’s Energy and Aircraft Engines businesses, continuing to improve the most experienced and technologically advanced aeroderivative gas turbine, the LM2500®, is now pleased to announce its fourth generation upgrade, the LM2500+G4.

With its dual-fuel capabilities (gas and diesel), including singular annular combustor (SAC) or GE Vernova’s latest dual fuel dry low emissions (DLE) technology, the LM2500 delivers performance with low emissions in a variety of situations and water availability scenarios.

The PGT25+/LM2500+ turbine draws its high efficiency and light weight from our aeroderivative technologies proven in energy applications and aircraft engines, while its ruggedness is inherited from our frame gas turbine designs.

The LM2500 works well for CHP applications between 20 and 40 MW and its greater than 85 percent efficiency helps reduce operating costs, plant emissions, and reliance on the local grid. A lightweight and compact modular design complements the universal packaging, which improves accessibility for maintenance.

The LM2500+ and the LM2500+G4 take the proven technology of the LM2500 Base gas turbine to higher power levels and efficiencies. Derived from the CF6 family of aircraft engines used on wide body jet liners, the LM2500 family is a hot-end drive, two-shaft gas turbine with a free power turbine. • Baseload power capabilities of 18–36 MW ISO

LM2500 Marine Gas Turbine. The GE LM2500 is the world’s most popular aeroderivative marine gas turbine, backed by GE’s commitment to unmatched, reliable propulsion power. As with all GE marine gas turbines, the LM2500 is supported by ten global depot/service locations. GE offers the LM2500 with extensive auxiliary component options and