Arbor Energy is positioning its 3D-printed HALCYON turbine as a faster route to dedicated power for AI data centers, where grid delays and turbine backlogs have become a constraint on new capacity. The El Segundo, California company says its modular system can deliver 25 MW per unit, capture more than 98% of carbon dioxide, and be stacked from megawatt-scale projects to gigawatt-scale deployments.
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