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Partner Content
Engineering the Future: How EnergyLink Is Rewriting the EPC Playbook
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A surge in energy infrastructure demand—and the parallel squeeze on labor, supply chains, and environmental pressures—may be rewriting the EPC rulebook. EnergyLink International, a Calgary-based engineering, fabrication, and construction firm known for its clean technology and building systems, is taking that shift head-on. The engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) sector may be undergoing its most […]
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Actuator replacement makes power plants fit for the future
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Whether a power plant burns coal, gas or biomass – when process equipment has been in operation for many years, the question of modernisation inevitably arises sooner or later. By retrofitting intelligent electric actuators, existing plants can make the leap into the digital future. There are plenty of reasons to modernise or replace process equipment […]
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Interview
A U.S. Manufacturer’s Take on Tariffs: ‘We Haven’t Had to Make Any Wild Pivots’
Sentry Equipment, headquartered in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, is a century-old, employee-owned manufacturer that specializes in industrial sampling equipment and solutions for process industries including power generation, water treatment, and oil and gas. It has earned global recognition for its expertise in providing accurate, representative sampling and analysis systems. As a U.S. manufacturer that sources some materials […]
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How AI-Based Industrial Intelligence is Transforming the Energy Landscape
AI is advancing faster than ever into every industry and into every aspect of life. According to consultant firm KPMG, 66% of people and 78% of organizations use AI regularly, and at least 40% of jobs are going to be exposed to the impact of AI. The energy sector is very much in the forefront […]
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Closed-Loop Geothermal Systems Require Precision Drilling and Ranging
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Geothermal energy now stands out as a reliable, low-carbon solution in the transition to a balanced energy mix. While conventional geothermal systems rely on specific geological conditions, such as hot rock, abundant water, and permeability, these conditions only exist in specific regions. As a result, traditional geothermal development faces geographic limits and high capital costs. […]
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T&D
Modernizing Central America’s Multinational High-Voltage Backbone
Grid operator Empresa Propietaria de la Red (EPR) is modernizing Central America’s 230-kV SIEPAC backbone with advanced communications, fault-location tools, and cybersecurity to meet the unique challenges of a multinational high-voltage grid.
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Planning Ahead: EthosEnergy’s Rotor Solutions for Frame 7FA Units
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As Frame 7FA gas turbine units approach or exceed 144,000 fired factored hours (FFH) or 5,000 starts (FFS), operators face critical decisions to maintain reliability and performance. With supply chain constraints, material shortages, and a growing number of F-Class rotors nearing end of life, proactive planning has never been more important. EthosEnergy’s 7FA rotor solutions […]
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Energy Storage
Highview Power’s Two UK LAES Projects Advance in Ofgem’s Cap and Floor Scheme
Ofgem, the UK’s energy markets regulator, has deemed Highview Power’s proposed 3.2-GWh liquid air energy storage facilities at Hunterston and Killingholme eligible under its cap-and-floor regime, advancing them toward a final decision in Q2 2026. Alongside the 300-MWh Carrington project under development near Manchester, Highview’s portfolio is poised to provide more than 7 GWh of […]
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Partner Content
Smart electric actuators keep power generation on track
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At a time of surging demand for electric energy, the power industry has to ensure reliable and stable supply with the flexibility needed to handle intermittent wind and solar generation. Through production, transmission and distribution, a key factor in maintaining this balance is effective control and automation, supported by capable and reliable field equipment. In a world […]
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How Better Utility Grid Model Management Improves Reliability, Saves Costs and Prevents Harmful Run-ins with Regulators
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An increasingly complex set of rules governs utility electric grids, and the financial consequences of failing to comply are rising. Utilities also face a business imperative to maximize grid reliability and operate cost-effectively. Increasingly, utilities are finding the sweet spot to manage those priorities through better data — and better tools to manage the data. Network […]
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