FX-45
FX-45
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USP&EFX-45

New packaged modular gas power

Power sized for the site.Delivery sequenced for the campus.

Model a new FX-45 fleet on a pipeline-natural-gas baseline against ambient heat, altitude, water, emissions and the confirmed Torino production cadence. Built for hyperscale compute that cannot wait for a conventional utility timeline.

45.4MW*
ISO UG3 OUTPUT* · PER PACKAGE · THE SIZING BASIS

* Subject to full engineering and design, review of site specific ambient conditions, and availability of gas turbines, which are subject to prior sale. Pricing is also subject to exchange rate and spare component pricing volatility. Reserve your FX-45 slots today!

02 — Issued FX-45 technical basis

New manufacture on a proven heavy-duty platform.

The FX-45 is USP&E's standard package built around the TG20 B7/8 UG, the latest evolution of the Westinghouse W251B8 frame, manufactured new at the Torino works.

ISO output
45.4MW
ISO heat rate
11,440kJ/kWh
Gross efficiency
31.5%
Exhaust
167kg/s
Core
12:1
Generator
13.8 kV
Emissions
25ppmvd NOx
Major inspection
32,000EOH

ISO · 59°F (15°C), 60% relative humidity, sea level (14.696 psia), natural gas, new and clean, generator terminals

03 — Arizona 20 × FX-45 reference campus

Brownfield to twenty installed modules in six visible phases.

A representative high-tech hyperscale data-center build using pipeline natural gas, including regasified LNG delivered through the pipeline.

INSTALLED CUMULATIVE
0
ADDED THIS PHASE
0
INSTALLED ISO NAMEPLATE · MW*
0.0

0% of the 20-unit reference fleet installed. Site-rated net output is calculated in the sizing studio.*

  1. Brownfield
  2. Civils
  3. 2028
  4. 2029
  5. 2030
  6. 2031

Unimproved desert parcel

  • Site control and surveys
  • Geotechnical and environmental studies
  • Pipeline-gas and transmission routing
  • Construction access planning

04 — Torino works

Two of the most advanced energy infrastructure companies on the planet.

8early slotsPublished ex-works dates · 3 by 3Q 2028, 5 through 2029
6/ yr from 2030Steady-state cadence · one unit every two months

This is a simulation of a potential production plan, not a contractual slot list. Actual delivery dates require USP&E written confirmation.

* Subject to full engineering and design, review of site specific ambient conditions, and availability of gas turbines, which are subject to prior sale. Pricing is also subject to exchange rate and spare component pricing volatility. Reserve your FX-45 slots today!

05 — Production plan simulation

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Torino workshop phases

This is a simulation of a potential production plan, not a contractual slot list. Actual delivery dates require USP&E written confirmation.

Phase 1Standard pace production restart18mo to unit 1+4mo each after Units 1–6 at months 18 · 22 · 26 · 30 · 34 · 38 from this phase's start
Phase 2Workshop capacity expansion24mo to unit 1+2mo each afterExpands workshop capacity to double pace. Phase 2 may start only 4 months after Phase 1, and the two cannot run in parallel.Units 1–6 at months 24 · 26 · 28 · 30 · 32 · 34 from this phase's start

Refurbished TG20 bridge power is a separate conversation; the new-unit schedule is presented on its own. Heat rate per published TG20 B7/8 UG data, 11,440 kJ/kWh (10,843 Btu/kWh) LHV at ISO; to be confirmed.

Open the issued package sheet ↗

06 — The Sizing Studio

From a ZIP code to a budgetary quote.

The studio runs USP&E's FX-45 engine in the browser: site corrections for altitude and ambient, inlet cooling, SCR auxiliaries, the published Torino cadence and the milestone schedule. Each step re-runs the whole model — campus, year, answer and quote move together, and a locked quote names the step that unlocks it. Below, the Arizona reference case it opens with.

18× FX-45
Fleet to hold the load
700 MW net at 108.5 °F*
714.6MW
Fleet capability at design
39.7 MW net per package*
Dec 2028
First unit on site
Not later than · ex-works + transit allowance*
Feb 2032
Full load operating (estimate*)
Against the Dec 2030 target
  1. 01Where the campus standsLocates the parcel · pulls the hourly year
  2. 02Capacity the campus must holdSizes the fleet · lays out the pads
  3. 03Process water at the siteChooses inlet cooling · screens the site for combined cycle
  4. 04Emissions and fuel basisAdds SCR when the target needs it
  5. 05When the capacity must be operatingRuns the Torino schedule against your dates
  6. 06Purchase-order release, disclosure and quote scopeReleases the budgetary quote

* Subject to full engineering and design, review of site specific ambient conditions, and availability of gas turbines, which are subject to prior sale. Pricing is also subject to exchange rate and spare component pricing volatility. Reserve your FX-45 slots today!

Your load. Your parcel. Your year.

Bring a ZIP code and a megawatt figure. The campus is on the screen in seconds. The questions beside this one are answered here, and answered again in the studio against your own project — with the engineering basis attached to each answer.

Open the Sizing Studio
  • Technology · confirmed

    Yes. The FX-45 is a new build of the TG20 B7/8 UG, the latest evolution of the Westinghouse W251B8. Over 300 W251/TG20 machines in operation and under OEM long-term service agreement. More than 400 W251-family units built, including more than 120 TG20 units from Torino and about 25 Mitsubishi MW251 units. Westinghouse W251 first sold in 1967; installed in more than 25 countries; the United States is the largest single market with more than 100 units.

  • Documents · confirmed

    Yes: FX-45 The Gas Turbine (specification sheet), FX-45 The Standard Package (scope and arrangement), and the FX-45 Standard Package features sheet.

  • Electrical · confirmed

    60 Hz, 3,600 rpm air-cooled generator at 13.8 kV, the US standard.

  • Scope · confirmed

    No. Refurbished TG20 bridge power is a separate conversation; the new-unit schedule is presented on its own.