Engine Maintenance Partnership with AEG in the U.S.
Managing 33 Engines at Texas Data Center

HD Hyundai Marine Solutions announced on May 18 that it recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the U.S. energy infrastructure development company Aperion Energy Group (AEG) for the maintenance and servicing of engines used in data center power supply.

HD Hyundai Marine Solutions recently signed a business agreement with the U.S. energy infrastructure development company Aperion Energy Group (AEG) for maintenance and repair of engines used for power supply at data centers. From the left in the photo are Young-Eon Park, Head of AM SOLUTION Division at HD Hyundai Marine Solutions, and Aaron Wheeler, CEO of AEG. Photo by HD Hyundai Marine Solutions

HD Hyundai Marine Solutions recently signed a business agreement with the U.S. energy infrastructure development company Aperion Energy Group (AEG) for maintenance and repair of engines used for power supply at data centers. From the left in the photo are Young-Eon Park, Head of AM SOLUTION Division at HD Hyundai Marine Solutions, and Aaron Wheeler, CEO of AEG. Photo by HD Hyundai Marine Solutions

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Under this agreement, the two companies will establish a long-term maintenance and operation partnership for 33 power generation engines being installed at a data center currently under construction by AEG in Texas, USA.


Previously, in April, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries signed a contract with AEG to supply data center power generation facilities with a total capacity of 684MW, based on 20MW-class HiMSEN engines.


Recently, the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) has led to a surge in global data center power demand, making the stability of emergency and commercial power supply systems a key competitive advantage. In particular, as the costs associated with data center downtime grow, the importance of engine maintenance and operational management capabilities is also increasing.


HD Hyundai Marine Solutions plans to use this collaboration as a stepping stone to expand its presence in the North American market, leveraging the performance of HiMSEN engines and its expertise in engine maintenance technology.


Notably, since this collaboration is not limited to simply supplying engines, but is based on long-term service agreements (LTSA) and operation and maintenance (O&M) contracts, HD Hyundai Marine Solutions expects to further strengthen its foundation for high-value-added service businesses capable of generating steady revenue.



A representative from HD Hyundai Marine Solutions stated, "As the growth of the AI industry rapidly increases power demand at data centers, the importance of stable engine operation and maintenance services is rising. Through this collaboration, we aim to demonstrate our AM solution capabilities and secure new demand in the North American data center market."


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