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Rolls-Royce's First Indian Order For Gas Engine

Jun 15 2004

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Rolls-Royce has won its first order for the Bergen B gas engine in India – soon after the engine was launched in the country. Garden Silk Mills, a leader in the Indian textile industry, will use the engine for electrical power generation.

Designed and manufactured at the Rolls-Royce facility in Bergen, Norway, this is the world’s most powerful spark-ignited gas engine, with up to 8500 kw of electrical power.

Selection of the 16 cylinder version of the Bergen B engine, follows the operational success of two Rolls-Royce Bergen K engines ordered in 2000 for Garden Silk Mills.

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