GE Aviation

--GE Marine Engines, at its Evendale, Ohio facility, manufactured all the LM aeroderivative gas turbines for the following projects. The LM gas turbine-generator sets were built and sold by GE Aero Energy Products, a GE Power Systems business headquartered in Houston, Texas.

To date, 22 LM2500+ and five LM2500 GE gas turbine-generator sets are in operation or slated for service on 22 cruise ships (includes four options).

Royal Caribbean International

Propulsion system: Two GE LM2500+ gas turbine-generator sets in a COmbined Gas turbine and steam turbine integrated Electric drive System (COGES) configuration.

Operational ships:

• Radiance of the Seas (April 2001)
• Brilliance of the Seas (July 2002)

Ships scheduled for service:

• Serenade of the Seas (third quarter 2003)
• Jewel of the Seas (second quarter 2004)

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Celebrity Cruises

Propulsion system: Two GE LM2500+ gas turbine-generator sets in a COGES configuration.

Operational ships:

• Millennium (July 2000)
• Infinity (March 2001)
• Summit (October 2001)
• Constellation (May 2002)

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Princess Cruises

Propulsion system: One GE LM2500+ gas turbine-generator set in a COmbined Diesel And Gas turbine (CODAG) configuration with either two or four diesel-generator sets.

Operational ship:

• Coral Princess (January 2003)

Ships scheduled for service

• Island Princess (July 2003)
• Diamond Princess (February 2004)
• Sapphire Princess (May 2004)

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Cunard Lines

Propulsion system: Two GE LM2500+ gas turbine-generator sets in a CODAG configuration with four diesel-generator sets. Ships scheduled for service

• Queen Mary 2 (January 2004)

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Holland America Line

Propulsion system One LM2500 gas turbine-generator set in a CODAG configuration with five diesel-generator sets. Operational ship:

• Zuiderdam (December 2002)

Ship(s) scheduled for service

• Oosterdam (June 2003)
• Westerdam (April 2004)
• Two additional ships yet to be named.