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Integrating Turboden’s mechanical vapor recompression system allows steam production to exceed 5 tons per hour within a single cogeneration unit, depending on plant configuration.

As hyperscalers, colocation providers, and utilities invest in new power generation infrastructure, rotating equipment and flow control technologies will play a critical role.

Baker Hughes sells Waygate for $1.45B, further tightening its focus on turbomachinery and LNG as demand continues to drive investment across the industry.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of April 6, 2026, covers news from Baker Hughes, Turboden, Glenfarne Group, Fervo Energy, and CERAWeek 2026 by S&P Global.

The C800 microturbines will provide on-site electricity while recycling thermal energy to support the resort’s heating demands, including its wave pool and hot-water amenities.

Integrating detailed vibration analyses with critical operational data allows for a more proactive, diagnostic approach to turbomachinery health monitoring.

U.S. policy leaders signaled accelerating LNG, coal, and nuclear actions while interest in hydrogen, carbon capture, and offshore wind cooled amid affordability concerns.

The agreement positions Turboden and Fervo to deliver fast-tracked projects that address near-term electricity demands, especially as data centers increasingly require baseload power.

San Matias Pipeline selected the NovaLT16 gas turbine platform for its performance, efficiency, delivery advantages, and suitability for midstream gas compression applications.

Eliminating unsteady load, modifying component geometry, and/or damping the entire system may reduce unwanted fluid-structure interactions and prevent turbomachinery damage.

The system will replace Co.Pro.B.’s gas-fired boiler, instead recovering low-pressure vapor and upgrading it to the required process conditions for sugar juice production.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of March 30, 2026, covers news from Mechanical Solutions, Kawasaki, Mitsubishi, the Myth Busters, and Everllence.

The company leveraged its infrastructure and technical expertise at the Merritt Island site, achieving high flow rates to support the rocket during final countdown and liftoff.