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LS Electric secures $138m order to supply switchgear for Bloom fuel cells at Pennsylvania data center

South Korean firm to provide switchgear for fuel cell deployment in Pennsylvania

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LS Electric secures $138m order to supply switchgear for Bloom fuel cells at Pennsylvania data center

LS Electric has secured a $138 million supply agreement to deliver switchgear for Bloom fuel cell installations at a Pennsylvania data centre. This transaction marks the second commercial contract completed between the two organisations. The equipment will support primary power infrastructure at the hosting facility.

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