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Speakers at Baker Hughes Annual Meeting said natural gas and LNG have significantly lower emissions than their hydrocarbon counterparts, but are they the right energy source for the future?

The agreement is designed to accelerate commercial-scale direct air capture solutions, and the companies will collaborate on three CO2 removal projects to advance this goal.

Several speakers and panels at the Baker Hughes Annual Meeting took issue with President Biden’s pause on LNG licensing.

Benjamin Emerson, Senior Research Engineer at Georgia Tech discussed the challenges with low-carbon gas turbine fuels, including methane, hydrogen, and ammonia.

Kevin Huberty of Sargent & Lundy provided a comprehensive review of SMR technology, including the various models, ongoing projects, government regulations, and major vendors within the industry.

Turbomachinery International spoke with Rich Voorberg, President of Siemens Energy North America, about his top takeaways from POWERGEN 2024.

Turbomachinery International interviewed Rich Voorberg, President of Siemens Energy North America, at POWERGEN 2024.

Neel Parikh, Key Expert - Performance Optimization, Siemens Energy, and Tara Singleton, Utility Engineer, Jeffrey Energy Center, discussed the set-up, implementation approaches, and the use of closed-loop optimizer solutions.

At POWERGEN 2024, Mark Scherluebbe, managing director at EY-Parthenon Energy, outlined a plan to transform older, less efficient fossil fuel plants into facilities that make use of modern intermittent resources.

At POWERGEN 2024, the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) discussed ammonia and hydrogen, co-firing, technical challenges, and shared the latest on large-scale hydrogen projects.

POWERGEN 2024’s keynote presentation addressed how power is impacting not only industry and policy but consumers, including the need for sustainable power during storms, the use of renewables and carbon capture, and the goals set forth by the Biden Administration.

POWERGEN International 2024, held Jan. 23 - 25 in New Orleans at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, opens its doors tomorrow.

The collaboration agreement will focus on implementing and launching combined-cycle power plant projects in Kazakhstan.

The partners will design, build, and test a membrane-based carbon-capture technology using funds granted from the Department of Energy.

As GE Vernova advances toward becoming a stand-alone company, Jessica Uhl and Pablo Koziner have been appointed to serve as president of R&D and CCO, respectively.

The acquisition of GETEC ENERGIE GmbH enables bp to deliver integrated energy solutions to customers in Germany and other European nations.

The partnership will develop a series of novel catalysts to streamline the process of deriving methanol from synthetic gas intermediates.

The partners have signed a heads of agreement for natural gas liquefaction services from the first train at Glenfarne’s Texas LNG export terminal.

The partners have signed an agreement to accelerate the front-end engineering design execution for a liquefied hydrogen supply chain.

The carbon-capture and utilization project will be conducted at Celanese’s Clear Lake, TX facility, and it is expected to capture 180,000 metric tons of CO2 per year.

The DOE has provided up to an $189 million loan guarantee to advance the assembly and installation of LongPath’s active emissions overwatch network.

In part two of this two-part episode, Myth Busters Klaus Brun and Rainer Kurz cover the applications of digital twin technology, its advantages and limitations, and pairing it with AI.

Williams has purchased interstate pipelines and LNG terminals, as well as six natural gas storage facilities across Louisiana and Mississippi.

Clean Energy will utilize Stonepeak’s loan to establish additional RNG production facilities and expand its heavy-duty fueling infrastructure.

In part one of this two-part episode, Myth Busters Klaus Brun and Rainer Kurz provide a background on digital twin technology and how it impacts the turbomachinery industry.