GE and Bangkok-based power plant developer Bangpa-In Cogeneration Ltd., a subsidiary of CK Power Plc., have announced the signing of a $33 USD million service agreement. Under the agreement, GE will provide inspection and planned maintenance services for 12 years for two GE LM6000-PD aeroderivative gas turbines at a 110-megawatt (MW) gas-fired cogeneration plant being built in Bangpa-In, in Thailand’s Ayutthaya Province. GE’s innovative LM6000 aeroderivative gas turbines operate at high reliability and flexibility and are capable of zero water consumption while achieving lower emissions compared to other units in their class. The machine’s high efficiency enables lower fuel consumption per unit of power output than competitive technologies, yielding fuel cost savings and carbon dioxide reductions for turbine operators. These all can benefit greatly from GE’s innovative distributed power solutions, which enable businesses and communities around the world to generate more reliable and efficient power using a variety of fuels and in diverse locations on or off the grid.