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- A case for energy storage
Technology available today can make economic sense, but developers have adopted a wait-and-watch attitude
- Advancing energy storage
State-of-the-art turbomachinery can help bulk energy storage integrate renewable power into the grid
- Electric drives for LNG
Increase in production will offset higher capital costs
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- Maintaining aeroderivatives
User group dives into the nuts and bolts of GE turbines
- Below 5 ppm NOx
GE's DLN1+ reduces emissions of E-class and 6B turbines
- Inlet cooling options
Selecting the right technology for a specific application
- Choosing third parties
Why independents offer better choices
- Adding flexibility to mid-load
Connectic Energy employs the LMS100 to provide peaking power, as well as participate in the spinning reserve market
- Myth: IGCC -- combustion challenges
and much, much more in the May-June 2010 issue. . .
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