The agreement includes an initial 1 GW of gas turbines to meet rising U.S. data center power demand.
Baker Hughes and Kodiak Gas Services announced a multi-year agreement to supply gas turbines and generators for U.S. data centers. The initial order covers approximately 1 GW of equipment, reflecting growing power needs in the sector.
The deal aligns with rising demand for reliable energy solutions as data centers expand. Prior industry reports indicated a surge in power infrastructure investments, driven by AI and cloud computing growth.
No immediate market reaction was disclosed in the announcement.