Hydrogen

Turbomachinery faces challenges like labor shortages and supply chain issues, but innovative solutions help the industry meet growing energy demand.

Saipem and Subsea7 are merging to form Saipem7, a new global offshore energy services leader, combining fleets, expertise, and operations across oil, gas, and renewables.

Jeffrey Goldmeer of GE Vernova says ammonia is an efficient option to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the entire lifecycle.

Industry leaders discuss strategies—collaborating with academia, partners, and networking—to cultivate a skilled workforce and address labor challenges.

The first block at the Taiwan power plant provides 1.3 GW of cleaner energy, aiming to replace coal units and reduce emissions while stabilizing the country’s electricity grid.

Jeff Moore of SwRI highlights the successful testing of a 10 MWe sCO2 turbine in simple-cycle configuration, initially achieving over 8 MW of gross shaft power and 4 MWe net electric output when synchronized to the grid.

At Turbo Expo 2025, Susan Scofield of Siemens Energy says great role models, mentoring programs, and building networks support women in turbomachinery.

AI is revolutionizing design, manufacturing, and operations while simultaneously advancing decarbonization efforts and addressing workforce development challenges.

JERA and KHI sign an MoU to develop a CCUS value chain, testing innovative carbon capture technology at Yokosuka Thermal Power Station, aiming for net-zero CO2 emissions by 2050.

Antonio Perejon of ETN Global says micro-gas turbines are well-suited to lead the transition to cleaner fuels due to their inherent fuel flexibility and modularity.

Ansaldo Energia supplied four advanced AE94.3A gas turbines and four generators for the Mingachevir-based plant facility.

CEO Ruben Alvarez says John Crane supports the transformation happening in the turbomachinery sector with diagnostic platforms and advanced filtration.

IHI and GE Vernova are co-developing a new gas turbine combustor to burn up to 100% ammonia in GE Vernova’s F-Class gas turbines.

Michael Smiarowski of Siemens Energy said steam turbine customers at nuclear plants focus on optimizing output and staying carbon-free, and fossil’s focus is reliability and modernization.

Panelists at Turbo Expo 2025 highlight how gas turbine manufacturers are not just adapting to change but are actively driving innovation in decarbonization, efficiency, and grid support.

Tim Allison of SwRI shares how the institute is working to improve turbomachinery reliability and material compatibility of hydrogen and sCO2 oxy combustion.

Antonio Perejon of ETN Global says micro-gas turbines are improving due to advances in heat recovery, fuel flexibility, and digital controls, but market adoption still faces challenges.

ASME's Turbomachinery Technical Conference & Exposition is expecting over 2,500 attendees.

Giuseppe Tilocca of ETN Global shares how the industry is responding to supply chain constraints, shifting policy conditions, and a growing need for dispatchable power.

CEO Uwe Lauber of the former MAN Energy Solutions announced the company’s new name, Everllence, to support its “Moving big things to zero” strategy.

Baker Hughes’s 16 gas turbines for Frontier Infrastructure’s U.S. data center project will provide 270 MW of power.

The collaboration enables the simultaneous construction of new data centers and integrated onsite power.

The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan and MHI will address the country’s power sources via possible hydrogen co-firing and other decarbonization measures.

The NH3 Spark – FutureFlex Danish project will develop a 100% ammonia-operated small-bore engine that doesn’t require pilot fuel.

MAN Energy Solutions’ modular power-plant concept with 18V51/60G gas engines has a total capacity of 124 MW to support Texas plant.