Turbines and generators are the crown jewels of a power plant's recoverable assets. Removed carefully, they can be resold or redeployed for significant value; removed carelessly, that value is lost to scrap. Turbine removal is therefore a specialized, high-stakes operation.
This guide explains how turbines and generators are removed and recovered to protect their value.
Turbines and generators are disconnected, decoupled and rigged out using engineered lifting plans. Their size and precision construction demand experienced riggers and the right cranes and skidding systems.
A serviceable turbine or generator is worth far more remarketed than scrapped. As equipment buyers, we assess condition and provide a cash offer, turning removal into recovered value.
Yes. We frequently provide cash offers for serviceable turbines and generators as part of decommissioning or as standalone purchases.