Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions)

Everllence supplies medium-speed gas and dual-fuel engines for data-center primary power, plus the 175D emergency genset at 2.4 MWe standby. Its 51/60G gas engine runs on up to 25% hydrogen blends.

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Facts

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Smallest unit kW Lowest published electrical output of one generating unit in the named Lines, in kWe. Portfolio minima may include portable models. Standby where available; kVA-only figures assume 0.8 power factor. Consult Rating basis and scope; blank when unverified.
2,400 1
Largest unit kW Highest published electrical output of one generating unit in the named Lines, in kWe. Standby where available; other duty and frequency bases are disclosed in Rating basis and scope. kVA-only figures assume 0.8 power factor. Mechanical output and multi-unit totals are excluded.
Not published
Prime mover What turns the alternator in the named lines: a reciprocating (piston) engine, a gas turbine, or both.
Reciprocating engine 1
Fuels Fuels the vendor lists for the named lines: diesel, HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil, EN 15940), natural gas, biogas, propane, hydrogen blends.
Natural gas; liquid fuels (dual-fuel engines); hydrogen blends 1
Natural gas units The vendor sells gas-fired units (natural gas, pipeline gas or LNG) in the named lines, for standby, prime or bridge power.
Yes 1
HVO approved The vendor states that the named diesel lines are approved or released for HVO (renewable diesel, EN 15940 paraffinic fuel). Blank means no such statement was found on the pages read.
Not published
Hydrogen Hydrogen capability exactly as the vendor states it: blend share by volume, '100% hydrogen' or 'hydrogen-ready' with its conditions. Blank when the vendor states none.
51/60G: up to 25% hydrogen blending; fuel and project conditions apply 1
Hydrogen-capable At least one named line runs on a hydrogen blend or is sold as hydrogen-ready, per the vendor. Read the Hydrogen field for the share and conditions.
Yes 1
Emissions certification Emissions standards the vendor names for the named lines: US EPA Tier 2 (emergency standby) or Tier 4 Final, EU Stage V, TA Luft, CPCB IV+ (India). Certifications vary by model and market.
Not published
EPA Tier 4 Final At least one named line is offered as EPA Tier 4 Final certified (engine or genset). Blank means the vendor's pages do not say.
Not published
EU Stage V At least one named model is offered as EU Stage V compliant according to the manufacturer. Version and market matter; a blank cell means the cited material did not establish this field.
Not published
Engines Whether the vendor builds the engine or turbine itself or packages engines bought from another maker, per the vendor's own pages.
Own engines 1
Data center offer Dedicated: the vendor names a product line or program for data centers. General: a standard range the vendor documents in data center use. Rental: the vendor rents fleet units for data center bridge or backup power.
Dedicated data center line 1
Lines The product series this record covers. Ratings, fuels and emissions refer to these lines, not to the vendor's whole portfolio.
175D GenSet emergency standby; 18V51/60G and 18V51/60DF primary-power engines 1
Plants Factories the vendor names for these generator sets, engines or turbines (city and country).
Not published
Capacity and lead-time news The latest dated, sourced statement on factory capacity, expansion investment or lead time for these lines, from the vendor, a filing or trade press. Month and year first.
Jul 2026: order for 24 × 18V51/60G engines for a 480 MW off-grid U.S. hyperscale data center; phased deliveries starting mid-2026. 3
Rating basis and scope Duty, frequency, fan allowance, conversion basis and model limitations attached to the published kWe endpoints. Mechanical engine kWm and multi-unit container or plant totals are excluded.
175D: 2.4 MWe standby. 51/60G factsheet quotes up to 20,700 kWm mechanical, so electrical maximum remains blank; 480 MW order total is not a unit rating. 1
QSK95 DCC minimum kW Cummins QSK95 minimum published Data Center Continuous electrical rating, in kWe; distinct from standby and prime. Not a whole-vendor minimum.
Not published
QSK95 DCC maximum kW Cummins QSK95 maximum published Data Center Continuous electrical rating, in kWe; distinct from standby and prime. Not a whole-vendor maximum.
Not published
Supply and service scope Documented generator supply, installation, commissioning and support services.
Not published
Service coverage Territories explicitly covered by the cited generator supply or service offer.
Not published

Sources

  1. Everllence: data-center portfolio and 2.4 MWe 175D standby set accessed 2026-11-11
  2. Everllence: V51/60G factsheet, mechanical output and hydrogen blending accessed 2026-11-11
  3. Everllence: 24-engine off-grid data-center order accessed 2026-11-11

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