Duke Energy

Siemens Energy's SGT6-9000HL turbine at Duke Energy's Lincoln Combustion Turbine Station in North Carolina achieved a Guinness World Record for most powerful simple-cycle gas power plant with 410.9 MW output. The plant is expected to be fully operational in 2024.

Naval Facilities Command Mid-Atlantic awarded Duke Energy and Ameresco a $38 million utility energy services contract to improve energy efficiency, resiliency, and cybersecurity across 139 buildings at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point in Havelock, North Carolina.

The 402-megawatt gas turbine, a first of its kind for Siemens, is expected to be finished this summer at Duke Energy's Lincoln Gas Turbine plant near Denver, North Carolina.

Siemens delivered its first-ever HL-class gas turbine (SGT6-9000HL) to Duke Energy's Lincoln County Combustion Turbine generation station in Denver, North Carolina. The turbine is expected to start operating in early 2020.

Duke Energy and Siemens have an innovative agreement where Siemens will build and test its SGT6-9000HL natural gas turbine at Duke Energy's Lincoln Combustion Turbine Station in North Carolina. The 402-MW unit will serve Duke Energy customers during a four-year testing period, after which Duke will receive the unit at a discount.

Duke Energy received regulatory approval to add a 402-MW Siemens combustion turbine at its Lincoln Combustion Turbine plant in North Carolina. Construction will begin in summer 2018, with commercial operation expected in 2024.

Siemens was awarded 10-year wind service agreements covering over 400 onshore wind turbines in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico from Pattern Energy Group Inc. The contracts include service and maintenance for six wind projects with a combined output of over 930 MW.