en.Wedoany.com Reported - German engine manufacturer Deutz has launched a new generator engine series in Cologne, covering a power range from 30 to 800 kVA and comprising two product categories with a total of 18 models.
The new series is named Deutz G-Drive, with each unit consisting of an engine and a matching radiator. The first category targets applications without emission regulation requirements, with a power range from 30 to 800 kVA; the second category is designed for generator sets compliant with EU Stage V standards, with an operating power range from 30 to 600 kVA. Of the 18 models across the entire series, 8 are completely new designs.
The company showcased the TCD 24.0 V12 GDU-L engine as a major highlight. The most powerful model in the series features a displacement of 24 liters and a 12-cylinder configuration, enabling the brand to enter a higher power class for generator set installations.
Markus Villinger, CEO of Deutz's Engine Business Unit, stated that high-performance engines are a fundamental requirement for emergency power systems and generator sets. Through the new series, the company offers customers in the generator set market a product portfolio tailored to specific needs.
Regarding naming conventions, engines for unregulated markets carry the suffix GDU-L (G-Drive Unit Low Regulated Markets), while units compliant with EU Stage V standards are identified by GDU-H (G-Drive Unit High Regulated Markets).
Villinger pointed out that global demand for generator sets is growing, driven by factors including increased electricity consumption, the expansion of digital infrastructure such as data centers, and the use of renewable energy. The distributed market requires solutions that support the growth of digital infrastructure and changes in regional energy supply.
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