POWER GENERATION EQUIPMENT
Equipment Is Only Valuable If It Fits the Project
MaCon helps owners, developers, contractors, buyers, and
sellers evaluate generation equipment within the complete
technical, commercial, schedule, and execution context of
the project.
New equipment. Secondary-market assets. Complete power blocks. Practical due diligence before capital is committed.
Equipment decisions are project decisions.
An attractive purchase price does not make an attractive power project. MaCon evaluates whether the equipment is available, documented,
technically suitable, commercially reasonable, and executable within the client’s site, schedule, operating profile, and capital plan.
01
Project Fit
Capacity, site conditions, operating profile, emissions, configuration,
interconnection, and balance-of-plant requirements.
02
Technical Due Diligence
Configuration, serial and manufacturing data, operating history,
preservation, maintenance, overhaul needs, controls, and missing
scope.
03
Commercial Review
Price structure, warranty, LTSA implications, logistics, dismantling,
installation, lead time, seller authority, and transaction protections.
04
Execution Reality
Transportation, civil interfaces, electrical systems, controls,
construction, commissioning, performance testing, schedule, and
owner acceptance.
Generation Equipment Experience
Robert Mackenroth has built and commissioned 190 gas
turbine units across major aeroderivative and industrialframe platforms. MaCon applies that field experience to
equipment evaluation, procurement, project integration, and
owner-side decision supportowner’s challenges when a generation plan becomes a live
construction and commissioning program.
- 14 LM2500s
- 115 LM6000s
- 20 LMS100s
- 21 Frame 5s
- 14 Frame 6s
- 6 Frame 7s
That work provides MaCon with direct insight into the
owner’s challenges when a generation plan becomes a live
construction and commissioning program.
Additional Equipment Expertise
An attractive purchase price does not make an attractive power project. MaCon evaluates whether the equipment is available, documented,technically suitable, commercially reasonable, and executable within the client’s site, schedule, operating profile, and capital plan.
AERODERIVATIVE
Gas Turbines
LM2500, LM6000, LMS100, LM9000-class applications, and
Siemens SGT-A65 / A05-class applications.
INDUSTRIAL
Frame Turbines
GE Frame 5 / 6 / 7, Siemens industrial platforms, and Solar Taurus / Titan
applications.
RICE
Reciprocating Generation
MTU, CAT 3500 / 3600, Wärtsilä, MAN, INNIO Jenbacher, and
related utility / distributed-generation applications.
BOP
Balance of Plan
GSU transformers, SCR systems, switchgear, controls, demineralized-water
systems, interconnection, plant auxiliaries, and BESS integration.
Know the equipment. Understand the interfaces. Evaluate the complete project
Buyer-Side Equipment Evaluation
MaCon supports qualified buyers evaluating generation equipment before a purchase decision. The objective is to determine
what the buyer is actually being offered, what additional scope will be required, and whether the equipment can meet the
project’s schedule and operating requirements.
- Seller authority and equipment ownership
- Current availability and location
- Serial numbers and manufacturing information
- Equipment configuration and package scope
- Operating history and starts / hours where available
- Maintenance and overhaul history
- Preservation and storage history
- Known deficiencies or missing components
- Controls and electrical configuration
- Generator and voltage configuration
- Emissions and SCR requirements
- Balance-of-plant requirements
- Site-specific derate considerations
- Heat-rate and operating-profile implications
- Transportation and logistics
- Dismantling and loading requirements
- Installation and construction requirements
- Commissioning and performance-test requirements
- Warranty and LTSA implications
- Commercial structure and schedule risk
The buyer should understand the full installed-project consequence, not just the equipment price.
A photograph, data sheet, and asking price are not sufficient due diligence for a multimillion-dollar generation asset.
MaCon helps convert fragmented equipment information into a practical project decision.
Secondary-Market Equipment: Verify Before You Value
Secondary-market power equipment can create schedule and capital advantages, but only when the
asset, ownership, condition, scope, and transaction role
are real and documented.
- Confirm that the asset exists and is currently available
- Confirm seller / representative authority
- Identify serial numbers, manufacturing data, and configuration
- Review recent photographs or other proof of condition
- Review maintenance, preservation, and overhaul records where available
- Identify excluded equipment and interface scope
- Understand dismantling, logistics, refurbishment, and installation requirements
- Reconcile claimed delivery dates with actual release and shipment requirements
- Identify the buyer diligence path and data-room requirements
- Document compensation and non-circumvention structure before marketing
If availability, authority, configuration, and diligence access cannot be confirmed, the opportunity is not ready to be marketed.
No Broker-Chain Inventory Board
The MaCon website does not function as a large inventory board containing every asset someone says may be available.
Public equipment opportunities are limited to controlled, current, adequately documented transactions in which MaCon
has a recognized role.
Seller-Side Equipment Support
MaCon can assist qualified equipment owners, sellers, and authorized representatives with technical positioning and buyer
qualification. The objective is to present the asset accurately, protect confidential commercial information, and focus on buyers
with a credible project requirement.
- Technical positioning and scope definition
- Equipment documentation revie
- Buyer project-fit screening
- Buyer qualification
- Commercial strategy
- Technical responses and clarification
- Installation and integration discussions
- Commissioning strategy
- Availability and schedule confirmation
- Transaction discipline and diligence coordination
Before an Opportunity Appears on the MaCon Website
MaCon should seek to establish all of the following before an equipment opportunity is publicly promoted:
01
Authority
MaCon has direct written authority, an authorized referral role, or
another documented transaction position.
02
Availability
Current availability has been confirmed and the asset has not simply
been carried forward from an old listing.
03
Identification
Serial numbers, model information, manufacturing data, or other
meaningful equipment identifiers are obtainable where applicable.
04
Technical Package
Specifications, scope, photographs, condition information, and
relevant records are adequate for an initial buyer review.
05
Commercial Terms
Pricing has been confirmed or appropriately qualified, and seller net
economics are protected.
06
Transaction Protection
Compensation, confidentiality, non-circumvention, and buyer
diligence expectations are documented.
07
Marketing Approval
The seller has authorized public or controlled marketing of the
information being shown.
08
Buyer Process
There is a defined path for qualification, NDA, technical diligence,
commercial discussion, and transaction progression.
Pricing Discipline for High-Value Equipment
For most high-value used turbines, generator packages, and complete power blocks, MaCon should not publish a seller’s
confidential net price. Public pricing should be structured to protect the transaction while giving qualified buyers a clear path to
commercial information.
PUBLIC WEBSITE
Price Available to Qualified Buyers
Best default for high-value assets. Detailed pricing and transaction
information follow qualification and applicable confidentiality
documentation.
QUALIFIED TEASER
Indicative Asking Range
Use an authorized range when it helps screen buyer budgets while
preserving room for final scope and commercial negotiation.
AFTER NDA
Specific Asking Price
Provide the approved buyer-facing price once project requirements,
funding capability, confidentiality, and seller terms are appropriately
established.
ENGAGED BUYER
Detailed Commercial Schedule
After serious buyer engagement, provide the detailed scope,
exclusions, seller data room, schedule assumptions, and transaction
documents.
Commercial Terms: Pricing and transaction details are available to qualified buyers following confirmation of project requirements and execution of applicable confidentiality documentation.
From Equipment Opportunity to Executable Project
MaCon can support the transition from equipment identification into the complete project: site fit, electrical and mechanical
interfaces, emissions, schedule, construction, commissioning, and owner acceptance.
- Equipment sizing and generation configuration
- Site-condition and derate considerations
- BOP and interconnection requirements
- Electrical voltage and transformer interfaces
- Controls and emissions integration
- Civil / foundation / installation requirements
- Delivery, transport, and crane plannin
- Construction sequencing
- Commissioning and performance testing
- Target COD and schedule risk
Looking for Generation Equipment?
The Equipment page should include a structured buyer requirement form. The purpose is to identify a real project need before
MaCon begins sourcing, qualifying, or discussing equipment options.
Have Generation Equipment Available?
MaCon will consider legitimate equipment opportunities supported by adequate technical, commercial, and authority
documentation. Submission does not guarantee that MaCon will market or represent the equipment. The first step is
verification.
BEFORE YOU BUY, SELL, OR COMMIT THE PROJECT
Verify What You Actually Have.
MaCon can help determine whether the equipment is technically suitable, commercially supportable, actually available,
and executable within the project before the decision becomes expensive.