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Dominion Energy is updating the South Carolina-based hydro plant to boost its longevity and performance and better maintain water quality.

The expansions include six compressor overhaul stations, two drive-through loading bays, an extruder overhaul station, and additional storage and maintenance spaces.

In addition to integrating the eVinci microreactor in modular nuclear plants, Westinghouse and CORE POWER will develop a regulatory pathway to license its floating nuclear power plant design.

The planned 515-MW power plant project will increase Ghana’s thermal generation capacity by over 7%.

The production unit generates hydrogen using recycled biogenic by-products, which is then fed back into TotalEnergies’ biorefinery to produce biofuels and sustainable aviation fuels.

The storage system uses the ETI-Z25.HP heat pump-type centrifugal chiller that will use groundwater to cool the Japanese plant.

The high-precision, non-contact displacement sensors complement condition monitoring systems by measuring and monitoring runout, speed, and changes in machine vibration profiles.

GridOS orchestration software will help Tensio AS and Linea AS manage energy demands with increased visibility, accelerated decision-making, and built-in security.

Per a 10-year power purchase agreement, the Smoky Mountain hydroelectric facilities will supply over 14 GWh of carbon-free energy to Tennessee Valley Authority customers.

Warwood delivers electric motor and gearbox repair, sales, and field services that focus on coal, steel, shale, and industrial customers in the Appalachian region.

The electrolyzer will be built at Uniper’s former coal-fired power plant with an ammonia import terminal planned near the first LNG terminal in North Wilhelmshaven.

The LM6000 gas turbine units feature a newly designed fuel nozzle, optimized water injection schedules, advanced control modifications, and safety features.

GE Vernova will acquire all heavy-duty gas turbine combustion assets from Woodward’s Greenville site after the transaction closes in early 2025.

DOE awarded GE Aerospace, Boeing, and NASA supercomputer access to study open-fan aerodynamics to reduce drag and improve fuel efficiency.

The project will deploy a high-fidelity gas sensing technology that uses dielectric excitation and physics-enhanced analytics to detect hydrogen leaks at industrial locations.

American Electric Power will install 100 MW of Bloom fuel cells at data centers to help meet increasing AI load and subsequent power demand.

Baker Hughes’ systems will reduce CO2 and recover the flare gas equivalent of up to 7 million Nm3 of methane per year and then be used as fuel within the Baku Oil Refinery.

Babcock & Wilcox Thermal will design and install a new natural gas system, air systems, and additional equipment to convert the plant’s two coal-fired boilers.

EcoDataCenter in Falun, Sweden, switched from diesel to HVO to power the 32 mtu backup power generator systems—16 more Rolls-Royce gensets are on the way.

Ohmium, JNCASR, and others are generating green methanol by combining CO2 captured from the Singareni Thermal Power Plant and green hydrogen.

In addition to partnerships with biogas suppliers, methanol offtakers, and technology contributors, Emvolon obtained a $2.3 million technology grant from the Department of Energy.

To capture and reinject natural gas into oil reservoirs, Air Source One uses rotary screw compressors, an integrated heater, and a ventilation system.

After a successful demo using multiple fuel types, 2024 KARNO generators will service early adopters in EV charging, data centers, waste-gas utilization, and marine power.

GE Aerospace’s lean operating model and overall industry growth have spurred investments by standardizing processes and fostering operational efficiency and reliability.

The SolveBright scrubbing system—to be installed at Mälarenergi AB’s waste-to-energy plant—is a post-combustion carbon-capture technology that absorbs CO2 from flue gas.

The contracts open the door for lower-carbon chemicals exports and the development of storage facilities, tank-to-jetty pipelines, inter-site pipelines, and liquid product storage.

EthosEnergy will replace exhaust systems and additional auxiliary equipment on Trapani Unit 1 at the historic Sicilian plant.

United Aerospace Maintenance Co. will fulfill the customers’ CFM LEAP maintenance needs in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa by conducting on-wing-support and near-wing retrofits.