Will the U.S. Power Grid Ban Impact Gas Turbine Orders? Jereh Offers Its Insight
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According to the investor exchange summary released by Jereh, a prominent oilfield equipment provider, the company has made a preliminary assessment that U.S. Executive Order 14420 will exert only a marginal direct influence on its ongoing operations. This executive order is primarily aimed at large-capacity grid interconnection facilities. In contrast, Jereh's power equipment is predominantly utilized in off-grid power supply situations, specifically for data centers, and does not establish direct interconnections with large-capacity power grids. Moreover, Jereh boasts a localized factory in the U.S., which is fully capable of conducting R&D, design, production, and delivery of gas turbine power generation equipment. The company has already secured the initial advance payment for the gas turbine order, valued at $1.465 billion, which was signed in July. The order is proceeding as planned, with batch delivery slated for 2027.