- В рамках модернизации Заинской ГРЭС компания «ЭНКА» построит новый энергоблок с низким уровнем выбросов на базе передовых газотурбинных технологий GE для повышения эффективности работы ключевого энергообъекта Татарстана
- Новый энергоблок мощностью 858 мегаватт (МВт) будет оснащен сверхмощной газовой турбиной 9HA.02 производства GE; не имеющая аналогов в отрасли передовая газотурбинная технология HA была отмечена двумя мировыми рекордами эффективности энергоблоков, функциони
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Taiwan, September 4, 2020 — General Electric International, Inc. (NYSE: GE) has been selected as the successful bidder for the 6,500 megawatt (MW) Hsinta and Taichung combined cycle power plants initiated by Taiwan Power Company (TPC). GE will be working together with its local consortium partner, CTCI Corporation, to engineer, manufacture, and commission the combined cycle blocks which are planned to begin commercial operation in phases from 2024.
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- US$500 million agreement with GE Gas Power to undertake critical upgrade, maintenance and service of several power plants that will improve efficiency and help maintain over 6,000 MW of electricity
- US$727 million agreement with GE Renewable Energy’s Grid Solutions business to reinforce Iraq’s transmission network, enhancing grid stability and interconnection with the electricity grid of Jordan
- GE to work with multiple export credit agencies to facilitate over US$1 billion of financing for the projects
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Duraid AdnanSenior Communications Manager, GE Iraq & Levant Senior Communications Manager, GE Gas Power MENA & South Asia
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- Objective will be the decarbonization of Uniper`s gas-fired power plants and storage facilities with GE technology.
- Agreement extends across Uniper’s power plants and natural gas storage facilities in Europe
- Focus on Uniper gas power stations in the UK and NL with GE equipment
- GE’s first decarbonization agreement with a major power producer
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- GE Gas Power installed its MXL2 upgrade on a gas turbine, despite various challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The upgrade has improved output by 10.7 MW.
Abu Dhabi, UAE; 20 July, 2020: GE Gas Power has enhanced the efficiency and performance of ADNOC Refining’s General Utilities Plant in Ruwais, United Arab Emirates (UAE) by installing the MXL2 upgrade on a GT13E2 gas turbine.
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Better Than Fishing: How Friendship Stoked The Flames Of A Gas Turbine Revolution
Don Brandt has always been fascinated by what makes machines tick. He worked as an apprentice in a machine shop after he graduated high school in 1949. In the U.S. Marine Corps during the Korean War, he drove himself crazy trying to fix a fleet of wonky tanks. “There was something wrong with those tanks that I just didn’t understand at the time,” Brandt says, a trace of frustration still lingering in his voice today.
Baghdad, Iraq; 30th June, 2020: GE Gas Power successfully completed services on four 9F.03 gas turbines, two steam turbines and six generators at Iraq’s Besmaya Power Plant safely and on time, while continuing to execute wider operations and maintenance (O&M) works at the site despite the many challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Handled With Care: A 529-Ton Odyssey Through Closed Down Europe Will Help Germany Keep Its Energy Transition In Motion
Like much of Europe and the U.S., Munich was under lockdown in late March. That didn’t stop local residents from opening their windows and taking a closer look at a colossal cargo festooned with a lengthy banner bearing a GE logo and inching its way through the Bavarian metropolis. “Hello, Munich – I am the new turbine, and I am driving the energy transition forward,” the banner said in German, referencing the country’s Energiewende, a project seeking to supply Europe’s largest economy with electricity coming chiefly from renewable sources by 2050.