Management said the deal adds a “state-of-the-art” fleet of 384 MW of distributed power equipment, including both turbines and reciprocating engines , which Kodiak said provides flexibility across multiple applications and end markets. McKee highlighted long lead times for new power generation equipment—some stretching “well into 2028”—as part of the rationale for acquiring an existing fleet with customers and contracts.McKee described DPS as “the ideal asset base and management team” for Kodiak’s entry int ...