Sell power equipment through SecondWatt.
Sell power equipment or supply services through SecondWatt: owners, dealers, manufacturers, sourcing partners and service providers. Nothing you share is published.
Have a turbine, generator or other power equipment to offer? Share the model, condition, location and available records. SecondWatt reviews your equipment for potential sourcing opportunities. Submit equipment · Become a sourcing partner
Submitting equipment creates a record for SecondWatt’s sourcing process. It does not create a public equipment listing.
Owners and Sourcing Partners
Equipment owners and authorized representatives submit a unit or lot directly, with no account required. Dealers, refurbishers, rental fleets and decommissioning contractors that place equipment regularly apply once as sourcing partners.
Equipment We Review
Gas turbines, generators, gas engines, fuel cells, transformers, switchgear, UPS systems, transfer switches, station batteries, cooling and fuel systems, and other power equipment. Seller guides: gas turbines, generators, transformers and switchgear.
Submission, Review and Possible Introduction
Submit the equipment and your relationship to it. The team reviews it privately and may ask follow-up questions; review is not an inspection or a price approval. If a buyer requirement fits, we ask you first, and introductions happen only with your approval.
What Helps Us Evaluate an Opportunity
Manufacturer and model if known (it does not need to match a model page on this site), quantity, condition, general region, rating and package contents, hours or starts where relevant, records and photos, and expected availability. An asking price and full service history are not required to start.
How Your Information Is Handled
No unit page, photo, serial number, price or exact location is published. Your identity is shared only with a buyer you approve. SecondWatt staff and the service providers that operate our systems can access submissions to review them; see the Privacy Policy. Model specifications and pricing evidence stay on the public model dossiers.