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The C800 microturbines will provide on-site electricity while recycling thermal energy to support the resort’s heating demands, including its wave pool and hot-water amenities.

Integrating detailed vibration analyses with critical operational data allows for a more proactive, diagnostic approach to turbomachinery health monitoring.

U.S. policy leaders signaled accelerating LNG, coal, and nuclear actions while interest in hydrogen, carbon capture, and offshore wind cooled amid affordability concerns.

San Matias Pipeline selected the NovaLT16 gas turbine platform for its performance, efficiency, delivery advantages, and suitability for midstream gas compression applications.

Texas LNG advances toward financial investment decision with strong bank backing, while U.S.-based module fabrication supports financing strength and reduces project risk.

The company leveraged its infrastructure and technical expertise at the Merritt Island site, achieving high flow rates to support the rocket during final countdown and liftoff.

Sealed compressors leverage compactness, low maintenance requirements, and emissions-free operation to enable solutions across the ongoing energy transition.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of March 23, 2026, covers news from Ebara Elliott Energy, Hanwha Power, Kawasaki, Baker Hughes, and the March 2026 print magazine.

The March 2026 issue covers centrifugal compressor shaft vibration, quality assurance and control, sealed compressors, fluid-structure interactions, high-pressure pipelines, and more.

The advanced mechanical seal technology allowed the LNG facility to replace API Plant 32 flush systems, lowering demineralized water demand and improving operational efficiency.

The proposed LNG export terminal near Matagorda, TX, will feature up to four liquefaction units installed on fixed platforms, each with a nominal capacity of 2.1 MTPA.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of March 16, 2026, covers news from Everllence, Baker Hughes, GE Vernova/IHI, Siemens Energy, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.

The expansion project will add transportation capacity to the Wahalajara System, which spans over 2,000 km and supplies 16% of Mexico’s domestic natural gas demand.

A Type SB2 upstream pumping mechanical seal extended seal life from weeks to over a year, reduced water consumption by 90%, and lowered total ownership cost by $75,000.

Two RB compressor skids will be installed in Arthit field, which contains Thailand’s first large-scale carbon capture and storage project under a larger greenhouse gas reduction initiative.

The waste heat-to-power units will be supported by Turboden’s cloud-based AI monitoring system, Turboanalytics, providing anomaly detection, predictive maintenance, and forecasting.

Replacing fossil LNG with bio-LNG sourced from agricultural waste can reduce CO2 emissions by approximately 2.75 tons in existing dual-fuel engines, even without additional modifications.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of March 2, 2026, covers news from Everllence, MHI Compressor, John Crane, Air Liquide, and conflict in the Middle East.

Carbon Alpha’s North Star Project will add carbon capture and storage at the MLTC Bioenergy Center, a forestry biomass cogeneration facility that stores biogenic CO2 underground.

The company is evaluating Saudi Arabia as a potential strategic base for its hydrogen compressor business, with large-scale centrifugal models under development in the region.

Strikes on or near Middle East oil and gas facilities have disrupted operations at energy companies and affected industry participants, including Saudi Aramco, QatarEnergy, and many more.

The HydroPoLEn project has designed and successfully validated a combustion process, mechanical components, and parts for hydrogen-based propulsion in the maritime sector.

The demonstration’s outcome allows for the injection of supercritical CO2 into deep geological formations, like deep saline aquifers, to advance commercial CCUS work.

The company will deploy its fabrication and field construction teams to maintain schedule control and quality execution, enhancing natural gas compression capabilities at the site.

The electrically driven compressor systems will help maximize the quantity and efficiency of gas production from a floating production, storage, and offloading vessel in the Hammerhead field.














