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Mitsubishi Compressor Goes Big On CO2 Compression

3 weeks ago | esgreview.net | Drew Robb

By Drew RobbCO2 compressors are playing an increasing role as part of the decarbonization movement. They are needed for various aspects of the carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) value chain. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Compressor Corp. (known as MCO) is going all out to corner a large slice of the CO2 compression market.
The Promise Of Ammonia

3 weeks ago | esgreview.net | Drew Robb

By Drew RobbThe last few years have seen a lot of attention given to gas turbines that can operate on hydrogen. But a more practical solution, in some cases, may be machines that run on ammonia. Baker Hughes and Hanwha are partnering to develop small-size ammonia turbines. The agreement focuses on the creation of dual-fuel turbines that are capable of 100% ammonia combustion. One of the design goals is to deliver efficiency comparable to reciprocating engines while minimizing carbon emissions.
A New Approach To Energy Storage

3 weeks ago | esgreview.net | Drew Robb

By Drew RobbThe aspirations of wind and solar energy to dominate the grid falter due to their intermittent nature. Enter battery energy storage systems (BESS) are a way to store excess renewables for use at times when the sun isn’t shining, or the wind isn’t blowing. However, BESS only provides four hours of energy. What is needed is a solution that provides power over a longer strength of time. Enter long-duration energy storage (LDES) developer and operator Hydrostor.
Baker Hughes LM9000 Gas Turbines To Move Large Compressors Used In Argent LNG Liquefaction

1 month ago | esgreview.net | Drew Robb

By Drew RobbArgent LNG has selected Baker Hughes as the provider of liquefaction solutions and related services for its proposed liquified natural gas (LNG) export facility in Port Fourchon, Louisiana. Baker Hughes will supply liquefaction solutions, power generation equipment, and gas compression systems for the facility, which is set to deliver approximately 24 MTPA of LNG. Phase 1 construction is targeted to begin in 2026, with commercial operations expected by 2030.
Trump’s Former Energy Secretary Predicts How the Energy Market Will Transform

1 month ago | esgreview.net | Drew Robb

By Drew RobbAt the Baker Hughes Annual Meeting in Italy in February, Dan Brouillette, 15th US Energy Secretary during President Trump’s first term, spoke about the changes in US energy policy, how the market is likely to transform, and how this might impact the data center sector. He was quick to point out that he holds no official position in the administration and that his data should not be construed as anything other than conjecture and opinion.
Energy Transition Investment Trends

1 month ago | esgreview.net | Drew Robb

By Drew RobbWith US$2 trillion invested in energy transition projects globally in 2024, one would think that everything was rosy on the net-zero and sustainability front. But when you look more deeply into the numbers, a mix of good and bad news emerges. Jon Moore, CEO (chief executive officer) of green investment analyst firm BloombergNEF, laid out the numbers during the Baker Hughes Annual Meeting 2025 in Florence, Italy. Some areas remain strong, some are weak, and a few have leveled off.
GE Vernova Revamps Singapore Facility To Support Gas Turbine Demand

2 months ago | esgreview.net | Drew Robb

By Drew RobbGE Vernova plans to invest US$20 million in Singapore to boost innovation in repair capabilities and technologies for its high efficiency, air-cooled (HA) gas turbines. Supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board, the aim of the investment is to strengthen HA gas turbine repair capabilities and technologies at GE Vernova’s Advanced Manufacturing Repair Technology Center located at the Global Repair Service Center in Singapore.
Advancing Hydrogen-Fueled Gas Turbines

Jan 22, 2025 | esgreview.net | Drew Robb

By Drew RobbGE Vernova’s LM6000 gas turbines, which lie at the heart of its LM6000VELOX package, are destined for the Whyalla hydrogen power plant in the Upper Spencer Gulf, South Australia. When these machines are deployed, the company expects that they will quickly become the first ever aeroderivative gas turbines to operate on 100% hydrogen at commercial scale. No CO2 will be produced at the gas turbine exhausts during operation when fueled only with renewable hydrogen.
Bubble Findings Could Unlock Better Electrode And Electrolyzer Designs

Oct 16, 2024 | esgreview.net | David Chandler

By David L. Chandler, MIT NewsIndustrial electrochemical processes that use electrodes to produce fuels and chemical products are hampered by the formation of bubbles that block parts of the electrode surface, reducing the area available for the active reaction. Such blockage reduces the performance of the electrodes by anywhere from 10% to 25%. But new research reveals a decades-long misunderstanding about the extent of that interference.
Anax Power Turns Compressed Gas Into Clean Energy

Sep 18, 2024 | esgreview.net | Drew Robb

By Drew RobbAnax Power (Anax) has completed commissioning of its ATE-500 Turboexpander at a pressure regulating station in Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania. This is the first turboexpander installation on a natural gas pipeline in North America in over 20 years. Anax developed the ATE-500 as a novel way to repurpose excess pressure in natural gas regulating stations to generate clean electricity. Once gas traverses through the pipeline network to its destination point, the pressure is typically too high.