June 13th 2025
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.
June 12th 2025
The expansion includes an additional 63,000 square feet of new manufacturing space for large integrally geared centrifugal compressors.
Voith and HeiTech will modernize the Temengor, Bersia, and Kenering hydropower plants to boost operational lifespan and increase annual output.
June 10th 2025
GE Vernova’s water-to-wire solution includes hydropower generating equipment and power electronics and controls.
bp received the go-ahead for a major project and exploration access in Azerbaijan, while bpTT announced first gas at Mento.
Q&A: Making maintenance smarter via remote monitoring and digital tools
Dan Phillips, Technical Director, Monitoring and Diagnostics, Regal, discusses couplings, the Internet of Things, remote monitoring, diagnostics, and smarter maintenance practices.
Lowering carbon emissions from gas turbines
The introduction to September/October's cover story discussing the state of carbon capture technology.
Western Turbine Users part II
Show highlights the many aspects of LM Series operations and maintenance.
Associated natural gas production declines in 2020 following three years of growth
The Energy Information Administration reports that lowered demand amidst COVID caused a decline in associated gas production.
PSEG to sell its fossil fuel portfolio
PSEG will sell its fossil fuel portfolio to ArcLight Capital Partners.
Bloom Energy to accelerate development of market for certified low-methane natural gas
Bloom Energy will convert its global fleet to low-leak natural gas to curb methane emissions.
AS9100-certified shop to produce high-value AM parts for aerospace, oil & gas, energy
Vortex Manufacturing recently purchased a second additive manufacturing solution from Velo3D.
Cybercrime surge: how controls vendors are responding
Controls vendors are coming to market with advanced features anchored by enhanced cybersecurity.
Gas turbine sales remain flat
Despite a sluggish market, opportunities remain.
Is hydrogen the answer to low-emission turbomachinery?
What opportunities exist for turbomachinery in the evolving energy landscape?
Turbomachinery Expo 2021
Carving a future for gas turbines in the face of decarbonization, hydrogen, and sustainability.
Major coal closures planned for Chile
AES signed an agreement with the Government of Chile, allowing for the closure of 1,097 MW of coal generation by 2025.
Equinor triples its UK ambitions of low-carbon hydrogen production to 1.8 GW
Equinor, formerly Statoil of Norway, is helping to decarbonise the Humber, the UK’s largest emitting industrial region.
Australian gas and hydrogen power plant
Australia’s first dual-fuel capable natural gas/hydrogen power plant to be built at the Tallawarra B Power Station in New South Wales
Webinar: Is Hydrogen the Answer to Low-Emission Turbomachinery
What will be the role of gas turbines and centrifugal compressors in the years ahead and how can they be designed to operate on hydrogen?
Disconnect Between Workforce and Goals for Decarbonization and Digitalization
The utility and power sector workforce are ill-prepared for the megatrends of decarbonization and digitalization
Remote Connectivity, Digitalization, and Customer Experience are the Keys to Field Service
The necessity of elevating the value of the customer experience and how growing trends like remote monitoring and digitalization can be used to achieve it.
Carbon Capture Planned for U.S. LNG Projects
LNG facilities on the Gulf of Mexico are to be equipped with carbon capture to provide cleaner LNG.
Report Reveals the Rise of Ransomware and the Importance of the Human Element
Turbomachinery, Oil & Gas, and Power Generation are all experiencing a greater frequency of attacks from cybercriminals.
Sundyne aligns with net zero goals
Joël Heux, Managing Director at Sundyne, discusses market trends, hydrogen compression, carbon capture, and markets for pumps and compressors.
New data show little change in natural gas design and peak capacity
Design capacity reported a small increase, and demonstrated peak capacity reported a small decrease. The growing trend toward more natural gas-fired electricity generation generally encourages more storage capacity.
Coal-to-natural gas switch leads to 28% drop in emissions
CO2 emissions in the U.S. electric power sector have dropped 28% over the last decade primarily due to coal-to-natural gas switching.
The bright future for natural gas
Turbomachinery International has been a regular visitor to the Baker Hughes Annual Meeting (AM) in Florence, Italy. But this year, a virtual format had to suffice.
Solving U.S. Transmission
A stable renewable-rich grid needs transmission build-out, and incentivized ancillary services.
Gas turbine innovation, with or without hydrogen
U.S. Power Industry Outlook 2021
Renewables expected to surge and fossil-fueled power to sag in new-build generation market.
Worldwide Market Report: 2020 proved to be an interesting year for gas turbines
Weathering the Covid-19 storm: Diversification, liquidity, and maintaining contact
What is Power-to-X?
Hydrogen turbines and Power-to-X technologies in carbon-neutral energy systems.
The bad and good news in the gas turbine market