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GE-Powered Guernsey Power Station Delivers 1.8 GW of Electricity to Help Coal-to-Gas Transition in Ohio

Guernsey Power Station adds over 1,800 megawatts (MW) of electricity to the grid in PJM Energy Market, the equivalent capacity needed to power approximately 1.4 million US homes In a single shaft combined cycle configuration, the plant aims to provide efficient, flexible and reliable power needed to support grid stability and energy transition in Ohio GE delivered H-class combined cycle plant equipment and will provide digital solutions and multi-year services for the facility for twenty years ATLANTA—June 7, 202
Global Repair Solutions Singapore

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Powering Up: This Venerable Turbine Repair Shop in Singapore Is Preparing for the Global Stage

On the western tip of Singapore, there’s a sprawling facility that began life in the 1970s as a shipyard for tugboats and drill ships exploring the turquoise deeps of the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea. But the site’s days as a local repair shop are no longer. GE’s Global Repair Solutions Singapore (GRSS) is now a global hub for fixing the key components in the world’s fastest-growing fleet of H-class heavy-duty gas turbines. 

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GE Expands Repair Solutions Singapore Center Scope to Boost HA Gas Turbines Services Globally

Milestone shipment of the 100th set of HA Hot Gas Path (HGP) components repaired at GE Repair Solutions Singapore (GRSS) Center advances global power generation technology development, implementation and repairs GE expands GRSS’ scope to include HA gas turbine rotor repair capability, highlighting GE’s commitment to developing next-generation repair capabilities globally The enhancement of repair capability is expected to provide H-Class combined cycle power plant operators faster support, reducing repair cycle time signific
Powering Tomorrow Australia

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H2 Oz: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Australia’s Plans for the First Hydrogen-Capable Power Plant

Few people know more about the electrons they use to power their day-to-day life than Michael Knez. Often up before dawn when all else is silent, Knez says he can hear the hum coming from Australia’s Tallawarra Power Station, four kilometers away across Lake Illawarra from his house, which Knez helped build some 14 years ago. A massive combined-cycle gas-fired power plant, Tallawarra produces enough electricity to supply the equivalent of roughly 200,000 Australian homes with substantially lower carbon emissions than the coal-fired plant it replaced. 
Hoggar Mountains

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In Heart of the Sahara, GE’s Aeroderivative Gas Turbines Are Generating Electricity and Enabling Renewables

Tamanrasset, an Algerian city of nearly 100,000 inhabitants in the heart of the immense Sahara Desert, seems like it’s far from everything when observed on a map. Located around 2,000 kilometers (some 1,200 miles) from the capital, Algiers, Tamanrasset is connected to the rest of the world mainly by the trans-Saharan road that crosses the largest desert in the world, from northern Algeria to Niger and beyond to the south. Food is transported mainly by road and sometimes by plane. But what about another resource that is indispensable: electricity?

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RWE’s 300 MW Biblis Grid Stability Power Plant Powered by GE’s Aeroderivative Technology Improves Reliability of German Electricity Supply

RWE’s Biblis power plant expected to deliver up to 300 megawatts (MW) to the grid when required The plant is powered by 11 units of GE’s LM2500XPRESS* technology and includes GE’s gas-insulated-substation (GIS) equipment to improve electricity transmission over long distances First time a transmission system operator in Germany will benefit from a grid stability power plant Fast and flexible power supports Germany’s energy policy objectives targeting 80% of power generation from renewable sources and full phasing out

Birr plant

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Mobile Service: Switzerland Is Shoring Up Its Energy Security With GE’s Brilliant ‘Power on Wheels’

Two months ago, one of GE Gas Power’s ingenious TM2500 aeroderivative trailer-mounted gas turbines rolled into war-torn Ukraine with a mission to keep the lights on at the epicenter of Europe’s security emergency.

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GE fecha contrato com Eneva para fornecer turbina a gás de ciclo combinado 7HA, contribuindo para estabilidade da rede elétrica apoiando transição energética no Brasil

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Alexandroupolis Damco

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Puzzle Pieces: From Greece to Brazil, Natural Gas Unlocks Pathways to Less Coal and More Renewables

In the ongoing effort to reduce emissions, retire coal, and support the growth of renewables, countries around the world continue to choose high-efficiency natural gas to complement renewables and smooth the path to lower emissions. Take Greece, for example, a country that’s impressively built out wind and solar in recent years but still uses a good deal of coal and even oil in power generation.
Ho Chi Minh City

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Power Balance: How Emerging Economies Can Grow Access to Electricity and Help Decarbonize the Energy Sector

Like many emerging economies, Bangladesh and Vietnam share a thirst for electricity. Powered by rapid economic growth, the former expects demand for electricity to jump 250% by 2040, while the latter will see more than a doubling of its demand in a decade, increases that dwarf the typical annual changes in advanced economies like the U.S. Both countries share something else in common: Despite being small contributors to worldwide greenhouse gas emissions, each nation sees climate change as a threat to its population and prosperity.