Security, sustainability, and affordability comprise the energy-transition trilemma discussed at CERAWeek 2023.
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Innovation that allows turbine systems to increase performance in various ambient conditions was a hot topic in break-out sessions at WTUI 2023.

Aksa Energy is building a new combined heat and power (CHP) plant.

Brings Direct Air Capture and Storage

GE secured an order from DAMCO to provide power generation equipment for DAMCO’s 840 MW natural gas-fired power plant.


Joint venture company acquiring a total of 136 MW of wind assets from US-based GlidePath Power Solutions

WTUI 2023: Clean Energy Creates New Challenges to Filtering Pollutants Out of the Production Process
Dan Johnson of CormeTech presented on Gas Turbine SCR at Western Turbine Users Inc. in San Diego on Tuesday, March 14, 2023.

After analyzing different turbine-cooling methods, ProEnergy Services decided to innovate its own fogging technology that can be combined with its wet-compression technology.

Gas Turbine orders skyrocket, up 47% for MW capacity in the last year compared to 2021.

Northern Biogas expands operations

The 2023 Western Turbine Users, Inc. (WTUI) conference offers a valuable opportunity to be part of the latest developments in power generation innovation and education.

Conversion of cogeneration system to gas-fired

Working with British suppliers for early deployment

PowerGen presentation covering the scope of this emerging technology

How a Midwest utility company is seeking to drop coal from its power generation mix

Analysis of the global energy transition readiness index

Dominant themes at the show included hydrogen, the evolution of power plant, and CHP.

Panel of experts at PowerGen 2023 review efforts to decarbonize the power generation sector

Coal plant reutilization overview

An alternative method to global decarbonization

Smart coal conversion discussed at PowerGen 2023.

For Atura Power’s Niagara Hydrogen Centre

Sulzer serves as an engineering partner for utility-scale power plants and independent power producers (IPPs).

Front and center was the concept “Destination 2050”—reaching net zero carbon emissions by the year 2050.