Han Ju-seog, right, senior executive vice president of engine and machinery at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, and Corban Energy Group CEO Daniel Chung pose after signing a deal to supply large-scale power generation equipment for a U.S. tech giant’s data center in Panama City, Fla., Friday (local time). Courtesy of HD Hyundai Heavy Industries
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has secured a deal to supply large-scale power generation equipment for a data center operated by a major U.S. tech company.
The company announced on Monday that it has signed a 956 billion won ($675.6 million) contract with Corban Energy Group, a U.S.-based energy infrastructure developer, to supply power generation equipment featuring its 9.6-megawatt HiMSEN engines.
The equipment, with a combined capacity of 1,000 megawatts, will provide power for a data center being built by a U.S. tech giant, whose name HD Hyundai Heavy did not disclose.
The deal marks HD Hyundai Heavy Industries’ largest-ever power generation engine supply contract. In April, the company signed a 627.1 billion won deal with the U.S. energy infrastructure developer Aperion Energy Group to supply power generation equipment for data centers.
