Hydrogen

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of January 12, 2026, covers news from Ansaldo Energia, Duke Energy, Babcock & Wilcox, Oglethorpe Power, and Arabelle Solutions.

The M701 JAC gas turbine features a flexible operating profile and hydrogen co-firing capability, playing a critical role in stabilizing Qatar’s electricity power grid.

Once operational, the combined-cycle facility will support long-term, system-wide load growth for homes, businesses, and existing industries across Monroe County, GA.

The acquisition provides MIRATECH with increased catalyst production capacity, supporting growth across power generation, gas compression, and industrial/OEM applications.

The FLEX4H2 technology uses the company’s Constant Pressure Sequential Combustion system, which burns fuel across two stages and allows independent control, lower emissions, and more.

Electrolyzer-derived green hydrogen will be stored and, when demand is highest, used in a combustion turbine equipped with GE Vernova’s hydrogen co-firing technology.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of January 5, 2026, covers news from GE Vernova, Mitsubishi Power, Woodside Energy, Kawasaki, and Intensity Infrastructure.

The acquisition broadens Encore Oilfield Services’ physical footprint with two 80-ton overhead cranes, 70-foot eave heights, and 103,000-square-feet of manufacturing space.

The 40,000-cubic-meter vessel will support a government-backed demonstration aimed at commercializing the global transport of liquefied hydrogen by 2030.

This project accelerates Vietnam’s transition to natural gas-based power generation, which may produce up to 60% less carbon emissions than coal-fired plants of a similar size/power output.

As global demand for lower carbon ammonia increases, the soon-to-be-operational Beaumont New Ammonia facility may approximately double ammonia exports from the United States.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of December 29, 2025, covers news from Rotating Machinery Services, Doosan Enerbility, Ansaldo Energia, Baker Hughes, and Energy Transfer.

Functional testing validated the system’s ability to process the high volumes of operational data generated by progressively larger and higher performance gas turbines.

Hydrogen is gaining traction as the turbomachinery industry balances near-term emissions reductions with long-term fuel flexibility amid evolving regulatory and infrastructure conditions.

The wet gas scrubbing system features high SO2-removal efficiency, low-pressure operation, reduced energy consumption, and accommodates site layouts with customizable designs.

The GT26 gas turbine will aid Hungary’s decarbonization and power supply initiatives by delivering lower CO2 emissions, hydrogen-ready capabilities, faster load ramping, and more.

The major milestones for Belgium’s electricity supply include a combined-cycle gas turbine plant, a battery energy storage system, and the Coo pumped-storage plant.

The electrical upgrade will increase oxygen capacity by 10% and immediately reduce CO2 emissions by 224,000 tons per year, furthering China’s industrial decarbonization goals.

KOHO and Svanehøj previously collaborated on numerous high-profile shipbuilding projects, such as the Northern Lights LCO2 carriers and Höegh Autoliners’ Aurora-class design.

The Louisiana Clean Energy Complex and NEOM Green Hydrogen Project will collectively supply hydrogen and ammonia for Yara International’s production and distribution network.

Klaus Brun and Rainer Kurz address the benefits and challenges of compressing, transporting, and utilizing CO2, highlighting its dedicated turbomachinery and role in a decarbonized society.

Following capture with the Advanced KM CDR Process, the CO2 will be transported via pipeline for permanent sequestration in depleted gas fields beneath Liverpool Bay.

By 2030, the Kawasaki LH2 Terminal will enter operation alongside a newly constructed liquefied hydrogen carrier, advancing Japan’s effort to establish a hydrogen supply chain.

The 2025 Turbomachinery & Pump Symposia covered hydrogen compressor testing, new gas seal technology, various pumps for ammonia and supercritical operations, and more.

The company’s Kawasaki CO2 Capture was originally developed for submarines and space stations and will be installed at Kobe Works to capture and separate CO2 from the atmosphere.