GE Vernova will perform rotor life extension work on five 9F gas turbines in Egypt, adding 13 to 15 years of life to about 1,250 MW of capacity.
|Articles|December 3, 2016
$8m operations & maintenance contract for cogen plant awarded
Author(s)TMI Staff & Contributors
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EthosEnergy has been awarded a $8m, five year contract for full operations and maintenance (O&M) by Quantum Utility Generation for their Nevada Cogeneration Associates #2 plant in Nevada, US.
The contract is for full care, custody and control operations, and maintenance including mobilization. This will be the fourth plant in the Quantum portfolio that EthosEnergy has taken full O&M control for.
EthosEnergy’s operations and management system focuses on maximizing plant performance and availability, mitigating risk, complying with all regulatory requirements, transparent and regular communication, reliability, cyber security and risk management expertise.
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