Everllence — formerly MAN Energy Solutions — has unveiled its new 175D genset for data centre applications
Designed for reliable backup power for digital infrastructure, the 175D high-speed engine stationary genset has been tailored for the growth of the data centre market across the world.
“Demand for data centres is rising rapidly, driven in particular by the growing use of AI, which increases the need for a reliable power supply,” said Alexander Stöckler, head of power segment at Everllence.
“The 175D GenSet delivers this reliability based on our proven in-house high‑speed engine of the same name.”
Made in Europe, the engine delivers 2.4 MWe (3 MVA) of standby power and is engineered for fast, stable load-acceptance in accordance with international standard ISO 8528‑5.
As a European OEM, Everllence operates an integrated engine-production system with the 175D manufactured in both Germany and Denmark. The company produces key components in-house, including the engine block, turbochargers and cylinder heads.
In addition, the SaCoS 5000 engine control system, developed by Everllence, is designed to ensure the highest cybersecurity standards.
“With more than 37 GW of installed power-plant capacity worldwide, we are a long‑standing and reliable partner to the energy sector,” said Marius Zasche, global business development, highspeed, Everllence.
“Everllence is the only supplier that provides data centre operators with both medium‑speed engines for primary power supply and high‑speed units for backup.”
At the same time, customers also benefit from a global service network. More than 140 Everllence PrimeServ locations offer rapid support, spare parts and predictive maintenance, ensuring the engines’ long‑term operational reliability.
The standardised 175D genset, which can be flexibly integrated into containerised solutions, is designed for a grid frequency of 50 Hz and features a compact design with high power-density. The robust design and electrically powered cooling systems ensure reliable and long-lasting operation even under varying environmental conditions.
The new genset also supports alternative fuels, being HVO‑capable and methanol‑ready, making it suitable for operators seeking to eventually decarbonise their power supply.
“The 175D genset technical platform is based on more than 15 years of experience in high‑speed engine development,” said Tobias Kappelmann-Münch, senior product manager, highspeed, and project manager, data centre, Everllence.
“We are now expanding the range of applications of this proven technology to data centre operations.”
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Everllence’s 175D GenSet delivers 3 MVA of dependable standby power in a compact design for modern data centres (Image source: Everllence)
