Which turbine opportunities should an owner submit?
Submit complete gas or steam turbine packages that are project-released, unused-surplus, preserved, project-canceled, or documented operational equipment controlled by the direct owner, its employed asset team, or a transfer-authorized EPC or developer.
What should the first turbine email contain?
Send authority, OEM, model, serial, MW, frequency, fuel or steam conditions, documented hours and starts, outage history, location, condition, preservation, photographs, records, and asking basis.
Which package components should be identified?
Itemize the generator, gearbox, controls, inlet and exhaust, fuel or steam equipment, lubrication, cooling, starting system, transformers, switchgear, skids, spares, tooling, and transferable records.
How does J&J review a turbine opportunity?
J&J reviews authority, identity, rating, package scope, condition, location, maintenance evidence, environmental information, preservation, dismantlement, loading, fees, and commercial expectations.
How can an owner or transfer-authorized project team offer a turbine?
Use the seller intake, call Tommy Marco at 346-276-9540, or email tommy@jjtransformers.com.
Questions from equipment owners
These answers cover ownership, records, condition, logistics, and commercial questions. Submission does not guarantee a purchase, offer, or transaction.
Does J&J buy gas turbines?
J&J reviews documented gas-turbine opportunities for potential purchase or remarketing.
Does J&J review steam turbines?
Yes. Include steam conditions, rating, speed, generator details, scope, history, condition, location, and records.
Can incomplete operating history be submitted?
Yes, but clearly separate verified facts from unknowns and provide all available inspections and records.
Who handles dismantlement?
Responsibility must be defined in writing after installed, stored, preserved, and access conditions are reviewed.
Does J&J guarantee a market or price?
No. Technical fit, evidence, authority, condition, location, package scope, and terms control interest.