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Sell equipment you aren't running.

Tell us about the unit. A broker will reply within one business day.

  1. 01We call you to learn the unit, its records and your terms.
  2. 02You sign a fee agreement before any buyer hears your name or site.
  3. 03We take it to buyers whose needs it fits.

Your name and site stay private. No buyer hears them until you've signed a fee agreement with us.

Sell a unit 1 of 6
  1. 01What do you have?

    Pick the closest match. You can add detail later.

  2. The nameplate rating in megawatts. Skip it if you're not sure.

  3. 03Where does it sit?

    We keep the site private until you sign a fee agreement.

  4. 04When could it move?

    A rough window is fine.

  5. Make and model, hours, why it's idle. Optional.

  6. 06Where should we reply?

    A broker replies within one business day. Name and email are all we need.

    We use these details to reply about this deal, and to match it with the other side. Privacy

What we'll ask on the call

Having these ready makes the first call short. Missing a few is fine; we'll say what a buyer will want.

  • Ownership

    Who holds title, and who can approve a sale.

  • The units

    Make, model, serial numbers and the year in service.

  • Hours and starts

    Operating hours, starts and the last major overhaul.

  • Current state

    Running, standby, mothballed or partly taken apart, and how it's preserved.

  • Records

    OEM maintenance records, borescope reports and emissions tests.

  • Approvals

    Board, regulator, or a grid operator's release before sale.

  • What's included

    Generator, controls, step-up transformer, emissions equipment.

  • Removal

    Who removes it, how fast, and any site deadline.

  • Liens

    Whether the unit is under a mortgage or another lien.