147 MW LM6000 Relocation in Crete, Greece

Three units redeployed from Thiva to strengthen an isolated grid ahead of peak season.

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147 MW LM6000 Relocation and Commissioning

Prismecs led the relocation of three LM6000 gas turbine generators from Thiva to Crete to strengthen the grid on an isolated island. The program repurposed existing assets to deliver fast, flexible reserve power that supports peak summer demand and renewable integration.

Work spanned decommissioning, heavy transport, site preparation, balance of plant integration, and recommissioning. Installation and commissioning took place under a compressed schedule, adhering to strict safety and environmental standards.

Services Provided

We managed end-to-end relocation and site integration, allowing the units to return to service quickly and safely.

147 MW

Project capacity

Decommissioning, packing, and marine transport for turbines and BOP
Civil, mechanical, and electrical works for foundations, fuel, water, and switchgear
Installation support, controls calibration, and grid synchronization readiness
Regulatory and environmental compliance with site-specific HSE protocols
Multidisciplinary field teams and agile coordination across locations

Rapid LM6000 Redeployment for Island Reliability

See how the team moved high-value equipment across mainland and sea routes, prepared a new site, aligned approvals, and advanced installation and commissioning to stabilize a growing island grid ahead of peak season.

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