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GE Vernova's expanded Frontier Campus in Niskayuna adds labs and testing space for power electronics, advanced materials, and grid-scale simulation research.

Entergy and MHI Group have formalized an MOU pairing M501JAC gas turbines with carbon capture technology to cut CCS costs by 50% across Gulf South power sites.

Advanced composite materials for wear rings, bushings, bearings, and shaft sleeves are helping pump operators reduce failure risk, maintain tighter clearances, and significantly extend pump reliability and mean time between repair.

The artificial intelligence boom, defined by record OEM backlogs, a 66% surge in plant construction costs, a behind-the-meter revolution, and a decarbonization reckoning, is forcing every layer of the turbomachinery industry to adapt at a pace it has never seen before.

The deal marks a concrete step toward industrialized micro-nuclear deployment and a potential new demand category for sub-10 MWe turbomachinery manufacturers.

Baker Hughes secured three contracts for Cheniere's Sabine Pass LNG expansion, covering Train 7 equipment, BOG re-liquefaction, and fleet-wide turbine upgrades.

Baker Hughes will supply NovaLT16 and Frame 5 turbines for Kodiak projects targeting up to 1.8 GW of behind-the-meter power.

Large-diameter dry gas seals in LNG and other cryogenic turbocompressors demand extreme precision, advanced materials, and careful design to survive low-temperature operation.

Baker Hughes will support NLNG Train 7 turbomachinery with a 13-year service deal covering gas turbines, compressors, and monitoring.

Mitsubishi Power will supply parts and services for Ilihan’s M501G fleet to support reliability on the Luzon grid.

As Europe leans further into renewable integration, gas turbines and rotating equipment are being redefined by their ability to deliver fast, flexible, and dependable dispatchable power.

Hanwha Power commissioned three fuel gas compressors for the 950-MW Trumbull Energy Center, marking its entry into the U.S. market.

Chevron will supply Microsoft’s West Texas data center with 2.67 GW of dedicated gas-fired power under a 20-year agreement, tapping turbines from GE Vernova and Solar Turbines for the build out.