TD Power Systems533553Power generation equipment
TD Power Systems MD Nikhil Kumar discussed AI-driven demand for power generation equipment, upgraded FY27 outlook and Siemens Energy partnership for new large generator plant
- AI electricity demand
- 110 to 120 GW
- Next year order indication
- 3,200
- Following year (FY29) order indication
- 4,000
- Confidence level on hitting numbers
- 99 percent plus
- Siemens generator range
- 175 to 350 megawatt
Heard on Live TV News Channel between 09:52:32 - 09:53:47 IST.
- MD said AI infrastructure demand (110-120 GW) has caused a major supply-demand imbalance in power generation, driven by gas engines and gas turbines
- Company gave rolling 24-month order indications, citing figures of around 3,200 for next year and 4,000 for the year after, with over 99% confidence of hitting them
- Said execution, service network buildup and quality maintenance across thousands of machines globally are the key challenges
- Announced Siemens Energy partnership for large generators (175-350 MW) targeted at utilities, not AI, involving a close to 50 million US dollar investment with Siemens also co-investing a double-digit multi-million dollar amount
- New capacity from the Siemens project expected online in early 2028
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 30 Sep 2026
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