Turbogen focuses on developing and manufacturing turbine-based Combined Cooling, Heating, and Power (CCHP) systems. Based on industrialized aviation technology, the company’s proprietary micro-turbines now come in three primary sizes: the TG40 (40 kW electrical / 68 kW heating), the TG120 (120 kW electrical / 170 kW heating), and the newly introduced high-capacity TG250 (250 kW electrical). These systems are designed to operate on natural gas, 100% hydrogen, or any blend of the two, offering a versatile "hydrogen-ready" solution for the energy transition.
Turbogen’s CCHP systems provide sustainable, on-site energy for microgrids, hospitals, hotels, and multi-family residences. These units are lightweight, compact, and designed for high reliability, with a Maintenance Time Between Overhaul (MTBO) of over 50,000 hours. By generating power at the point of use, they eliminate grid transmission losses and provide critical "peak shaving" capabilities for utilities and building owners.
Since 2024, the company has transitioned into a commercial growth phase, highlighted by its first commercial installation in New York and new strategic partnerships in Germany and India. Turbogen’s patented multi-fuel technology now supports hybrid operations including Solar–Gas and Hydrogen–Gas, enabling buildings to achieve up to 90% total energy efficiency and significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions to comply with strict local environmental regulations like NYC's Local Law 97.