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The power plant, supported by six gas engines and auxiliary equipment, balances the grid and provides flexible power during peak demand or energy shortages.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of August 18, 2025, covers news from Duke Energy, GE Vernova, Solvanic, and Pacifico Energy.

Michael Michaud of the Hydraulic Institute says design improvements, more efficient motors, and AI-enabled analysis technologies will improve pump reliability and maintenance.

The GW Ranch combines natural gas-powered turbines and advanced battery storage technologies, delivering 5 GW to data centers without local grid connections.

Once AMIGO LNG’s first liquefaction train comes online in late 2028, the project will represent Mexico’s first large-scale LNG export terminal on the west coast.

In addition to delivering centrifugal pumps, vaporizers, control systems, insulated pipelines, and more, Nikkiso will provide engineering services and auxiliary equipment.

Since 2023, the company has invested over $130 million in the Schenectady facility to increase manufacturing space and boost gas power/onshore wind capacity.

The carbon-capture technology leverages an electrochemical process—CO2 is released and then captured by amines with electricity, reducing costs and energy requirements.

Site performance tests for centrifugal compressors verify real-world performance under actual operating conditions, gas compositions, and piping, often offering a more cost-effective and representative assessment than factory tests.

Bonatti is executing engineering, procurement, construction, pre-commissioning, commissioning and startup for port facilities, underground pipelines, and fiber optics.

The duo also named the fifth LNG terminal ship in Karpowership’s fleet, the Karadeniz LNGTS Americas, which delivers electricity from offshore to infrastructure-lacking regions.

The Capstone West Territory now receives the Energy-as-a-Service package, which includes service, parts, technical support requests, and microturbine technology.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of August 11, 2025, covers news from Rolls-Royce, FS-Elliott, ConocoPhillips, Everllence, and TerraFixing.

MEYER RE and Everllence, previously MAN Energy Solutions, will draft a technical and operational roadmap to accelerate methanol retrofits for Everllence’s four-stroke engines and fueling infrastructure.

With Advanced Mobile Leak Detection and vehicle-mounted sensors, Cadent gains data-driven insights on methane emissions across its large-scale gas distribution network.

The Energy Innovation Program is supporting TerraFixing in developing direct air capture technology with up-scaled CO2-capture beds, applicable to colder climates.

The Optimized Cascade process technology recovers heavy hydrocarbons and may remove nitrogen, allowing Coastal Bend LNG to efficiently liquefy natural gas.

M&A involves more than just finances, as major technology developers combine portfolios to consolidate related products and simplify supply chains.

bp’s Argos Southwest Extension and ExxonMobil Guyana’s Yellowtail highlight the expansion of oil and gas development in the United States and abroad.

HAZOP reviews are a key process for identifying potential hazards and ensuring appropriate safety measures.

In conjunction with dual-inlet, high-flow technology, the P650 DF allows for easy maintenance through its split gear case, split bearing, seal, and detachable airend designs.

The engines are supported by regional after-sales teams and will be delivered to over 10 customers for power rental, building stand-by, data centers, and other applications.

Radiant Nuclear plans to deliver the first mass-produced nuclear microreactor to a U.S. Air Force base by 2028, enhancing mobile power solutions.

Growing demand for carbon capture and storage technology is transforming the industry, driving demand for advanced turbomachinery and reshaping the market landscape for decarbonization efforts.

High-speed balancing for rotors operating above their first critical speed isn’t always necessary; it depends on a detailed analysis of the rotor’s dynamic behavior and modal response at operational speeds, not a blanket rule.

GE Vernova invests over $25 million to modernize its Veresegyház facility, enhancing gas turbine manufacturing and supporting Hungary's energy transition.

The July/August 2025 issue highlights our industry survey and key factors shaping the turbomachinery sector, including supply-chain challenges, labor shortages, and the rise of mobile and advanced technologies to meet power demand.

This marks Venture Global’s fourth final investment decision in six years, and CP2 LNG is its largest standalone project financing.