New Baker Hughes gas turbines to run on ammonia
Forget hydrogen? New gas turbine design fueled by ammonia might be ideal way forward to decarbonize the power sector.
Category: News in Brief
Sad day for solar power
World’s largest concentrated solar power plant expected to close in 2026 – with utilit customers citing high power costs from this facility
Western Turbine Expo Highlights Gas Turbine Boom
New gas turbine lead times now three or four years out as OEMs struggle to keep up with orders. Are OEMs leaving money on the table?
Gas Turbine Nozzles: when to replace
Gas turbine nozzles are a crtical part of your gas turbine. Here are some helpful tips how to determine when they need replacement and the best type of nozzle to use.
Gas turbine filters: understanding cost trade-offs
Because of filter media variations, gas turbine filters can differ substantially from one another, and each design comes with associated cost trade-offs.
Future-proofing gas turbines: Hydrogen & Natural Gas Mixing Skids
Burning hydrogen (H2) as fuel, either through co-firing or complete displacement of natural gas, thousands of thermal power plants worldwide can be converted to low-carbon — or even carbon-free electricity producers – transforming them into key drivers of the energy transition.
Local utility, step aside: 100 MW mobile gas turbines deployed for AI hyperscaler
Emergency and backup power segment, get ready: hyperscaling data center deploys 100 MW mobile gas turbine.
Data centers look toward on-site power
With their power needs unmet by local grid, data centers now look toward on-site power: BYOP (“bring your own power”) is the new model.
EPA Favors Carbon Capture over Hydrogen Co-Firing
It’s what we’ve been saying for years: the EPA now recognizes the strategy of decarbonizing the power sector through the use of green hydrogen. The focus has now been shifted torward carbon capture.
Bloom Energy and Chart Industries Announce Carbon Capture Partnership
Bloom Energy and Chart Industries partner to produce low carbon, always-on power, using carbon capture
