- GE’s 7F DLN2.6+ Flex Upgrade Aims to Deliver Broader Emissions-Compliant Operating Range Providing Approximately 74 Megawatts of Minimum Output Reduction at Southern California Public Power Authority’s Magnolia Power Plant
- Upgrade Helps Increase Operational Flexibility, Lower Maintenance Cost, Reduce Emissions and Decrease Variable Costs
- Upgrade Leverages GE’s Industry-Leading DLN 2.6+ Solution Combined with GE’s Proven Axial Fuel Staging Combustion Technology Deployed on Four Other GE Fleets
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The Great Retrofit: How Thousands of Natural Gas Turbines Could Potentially Run on Carbon-Free Hydrogen
Natural gas seized a big growth opportunity this past decade when coal growth in power systems started to falter. Since 2011, the use of natural gas to produce electricity globally has expanded by an enormous 32%, more than twice the rate of coal growth, according to BP Statistical Review. GE’s most advanced gas turbines produce less than one-third the carbon emissions of coal-fired power plants of the same capacity.