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April 4, 2019 |
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How the DOE Is Looking to Save Hydropower
The Department of Energy (DOE) unveiled a slate of measures to help U.S. hydropower thrive as costs for wind and solar plummet. Measures will include a roadmap to identify hydro’s… |
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Get Ahead of the Varnish Problem
The easiest problem to fix is the one that never happens. Varnish-related issues can only be solved cost-effectively with a proactive solution, not a reactive one. That means starting with a turbine oil that reduces the amount of varnish created and establishing an effective predictive maintenance program which also reduces the risk of outage events. Learn more.
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Former TVA CEO Will Take the Reins at PG&E
PG&E Corp. announced on April 3 the appointment of William “Bill” Johnson as the company’s new president and CEO. It also announced the appointment of 10 new directors to its… |
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New Gas-Fired Plants Come Online in Michigan
Upper Michigan Energy Resources Corp. (UMERC) placed two new natural gas-fired generating stations into commercial operation on March 31, part of the company’s plan to reshape its generation fleet as… |
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Inside NET Power: Gas Power Goes Supercritical
NET Power's 50 MWth Demonstration Plant in La Porte, Texas (PRNewsfoto/NET Power, LLC) A project to demonstrate a novel power cycle that promises to produce low-cost, reliable, and flexible power… |
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What Are Supercritical CO2 Power Cycles?
While conventional power plant cycles produce power from turbines using water or steam as the working fluid, supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO2) cycles use CO2 that is in a supercritical state—at a… |
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