Accelerating clean energy for Municipalities & Co-ops with Aeroderivative gas turbines

Accelerating clean energy for Municipalities & Co-ops with Aeroderivative gas turbines

Municipalities and Co-ops face unique challenges in meeting growing energy demand while transitioning to cleaner power sources. GE Vernova ’s aeroderivative gas turbines offer an ideal solution to modernize energy infrastructure, combining fast start times, compact design, and high efficiency.

? Quick to deploy: Install in as little as 3 months, perfect for rapid power needs.

? Fast and Flexible Power: Capable of reaching full power in as little as five minutes with no maintenance penalties for daily starts.

? Hydrogen-ready: Capable of burning up to 100% hydrogen, supporting a zero-carbon future.

? High efficiency: Achieve 40%+ efficiency in simple cycle, reducing emissions.

As seen with customers like Colorado Springs Utilities , Thermal Energy Corporation , 台灣電力股份有限公司 Taiwan Power Company etc, aeroderivative turbines can help Munis and Co-ops deliver reliable, sustainable power with minimal environmental impact.

Ready to explore? Discover how aeroderivative turbines are making clean energy more accessible and responsive than ever!

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Pete Eberle, MBA

Senior Sales Representative at ADP Automatic Data Processing

1 周

Great overview of the AD technology for the uninitiated. I have a couple of questions: when supporting high levels of solar/wind (e.g. 80%+) what is the expected capacity factor, or range, would be expected. Second, I've been hearing about hybrid battery + gas plants (simple/combined), can ADs be paired with batteries as well? Lastly, I've heard about long backlogs due to turbine blade and other supply chain issues. Are these hitting AD turbines as well? If not, assuming infrasture is in place, what's the normal lead time from procure to commission? Thanks in advance for your answers, especially since I'm not a commercial buyer.

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Tom Freeman

Energy Executive, Gas Turbine Coach

2 个月

Many municipalities are still running with 1960s or 1970s technology. Certainly those gas turbines have proven to be unbelievably robust. But likely with modern demands, we will see many of those old work horses honorably put out to pasture and replaced with aero-derivative young stallions. It’s a good time to evaluate the herd. Remember it’s not just the GT but also the generator, starting means, control. And accessories that is aging. For some of you the old horse is still fine. Others need a plan soon.

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