Power Generation

In Part 2 of our interview with GE Vernova's John Intile and Shane Long, the two VPs share what their teams are most excited about in light of GE Vernova’s recent spin-off.

The JMS Sunshine, owned and operated by Seatrium, is equipped with two 16-cylinder mtu Series 4000M55RN gas engines and a gas regulating unit (GRU).

ThinkLabs AI is developing a software application that uses intelligent automation and artificial intelligence (AI) to improve power grid planning.

The ammonium nitrate solution will be sourced from LSB and Lapis Energy’s carbon sequestration project at the El Dorado ammonia production facility.

The project is designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 40% compared to its current processes with the help of steam-assisted gravity drainage technology.

Technology designed to reduce carbon emissions is supporting the power generation industry’s move toward decarbonization.

The project, co-led by Black & Veatch and the Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA), will install Unit 4 with Mitsubishi Power’s 426 MW J-class simple-cycle combustion turbine.

The ATS consortium received funding to develop a microturbine prototype that uses carbon-neutral fuels in micro-grids.

Ohmium is helping to decarbonize INA’s Rijeka Refinery and further Croatia’s net-zero goals with its proton membrane exchange (PEM) electrolyzers.

JERA aims to not just adapt to the evolving global energy landscape but to set the pace with its three-pillar growth strategy.

In Part 1 of this two-part video interview, GE Vernova's VP of Engineering Gas Power, John Intile, and Shane Long, VP of Global Supply Chain, discuss some of the top challenges of the energy transition.

The number of carbon capture and storage (CCS) facilities in the pipeline is at an all-time high, with accelerating momentum for deployment and application across industries.

The project at NW Natural’s Central Portland facility uses methane pyrolysis technology to generate clean hydrogen and capture solid carbon.

The facility will be constructed at the Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) and can either produce hydrogen or sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at scale.

Joseph Bonafin, sales and business development manager at Turboden, a part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group, joins the TurboTime podcast to discuss geothermal power generation.

The Western Farmers Electric Cooperative (WFEC) ordered two GE Vernova aeroderivative LM6000VELOX packages to replace steam turbines at its Anadarko plant.

The €1.4 billion framework agreement requires Siemens Energy to supply transformers and switchgears for high-voltage substations in the western regions of Denmark.

The Department of Energy’s (DOE) loan will fund the development and construction of up to six green hydrogen production plants.

The company’s new hydrogen pilot plant in Kawasaki, Japan officially opened on Monday and operates four of its 0.8 MW Aqualyzer electrolyzer modules under realistic conditions.

The new PRISM membrane separator is designed for bio-LNG production, removing the need for other purification technologies.

GE Vernova’s center in Greenville, SC operates as a validation testing facility, technology laboratory, and repair shop for the company’s gas turbine portfolio.

The two companies are combining their technologies to report, monitor, and reduce emissions, flammable hydrocarbons, and other potentially dangerous and toxic gases.

The shipment of fuel rods landed at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and completed three full cycles of operation at a U.S. nuclear power plant.

Shane Long of GE Vernova's Gas Power Business talks about the most impactful changes in GE Vernova's gas power-generation supply chain in the last five years.

TECO will manage the civil work and site operations for two of Taiwan Power's substations, and GE Vernova will supply its STATCOM system and transformer solutions.