YES. With more than 200 multi-year maintenance and service agreements in place with coal and nuclear plant operators, we have a deep understanding of our customers’ challenges and opportunities—as well as their goals of delivering more flexibility and improving operating costs in today’s dynamic industry.
Through our steam plant maintenance multi-year service agreements, we continue to demonstrate our commitment to adding value to your operations as a long-term partner. We are constantly evolving to better address customer needs and help improve their profitability and competitiveness.
With our digitally enabled multi-year service agreements for steam plants, we can provide you with a unique framework to integrate GE’s digital applications with highly skilled and specialized experts to personally streamline the maintenance process of your core equipment. And most important, we tailor our MYAs to your needs. We leverage our expertise and technology tools to develop a customized program that protects both your equipment and your business objectives. This is the Power of Yes.
Risk based outage scope definition: Smart outage scope definition helps to clarify outage scope, based on your unit’s specific operational history
Online equipment monitoring: Digital analytics for anomaly detection and predictive analytics that can turn reactive maintenance into proactive maintenance
*Today GE's AQCS offerings are limited to the USA, Canada, India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
*Today GE's AQCS offerings are limited to the USA, Canada, India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
Secure power for Pakistan
Secure power for Pakistan
After signing a multi-year services agreement for steam turbine and boiler with GE Steam Power, Khalid Mansoor, CEO of Hubco said, “We are committed to supporting Pakistan in achieving power self-sufficiency and our focus on using our country’s own resources is testament to this. In driving the TEL project, we are using proven world-class technology by GE, which has demonstrated its long-term efficiency and reliability using similar fuels internationally. The inclusion of a multi-year steam power plant services agreement furthers GE and Hubco’s cooperation, and not only marks a new milestone in our long-lasting relationship but also in Pakistan’s ambitions for a secure energy future.”
*Today GE's AQCS offerings are limited to the USA, Canada, India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.