”Green Trough”, a recycled plastic cable trough developed by Furukawa Electric, has been officially approved by the UK railway network. Green Trough contributes to the formulation of global scale circulatory society due to its superior environmental performance
Aclara Technologies LLC (“Aclara”), a world-class supplier of smart infrastructure technologies to electric, water and gas utilities globally, announced recently that the acquisition of the electricity meters business currently operating within GE Energy Management’s Grid Solutions subdivision (“GE Meters”) has been completed.
GE’s Power Services business recently announced it has secured more than $310M in services orders for three power plants in Latin America as utilities throughout the region look to boost the efficiency and reliability of their new and existing combined-cycle generating facilities to keep pace with local energy demands.
Aclara Technologies LLC (“Aclara”), a world-class supplier of smart infrastructure technologies to electric, water and gas utilities globally, announced recently that the acquisition of the electricity meters business currently operating within GE Energy Management’s Grid Solutions subdivision (“GE Meters”) has been completed.
GE’s Power Services business recently announced it has secured more than $310M in services orders for three power plants in Latin America as utilities throughout the region look to boost the efficiency and reliability of their new and existing combined-cycle generating facilities to keep pace with local energy demands.
ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, will supply a Symphony Plus automation solution for the 320-megawatt (MW) Topolobampo fuel-fired power plant in the state of Sinaloa, in western Mexico.
ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, is introducing a new 1400 frame size synchronous generator to expand its proven AMS platform. Covering the power range from 60 to 85 MVA at voltages from 3 to 15 kV, the new 4-pole generators enable higher unit powers and more economical genset designs.
ABB, the leading power and automation group, will install a 363 kilovolts (kV) disconnecting circuit breaker (DCB) with Fiber Optic Current Sensor (FOCS) integrating three substation functions - circuit-breaking, disconnecting and current measurement - in one single component and reducing the space needed for a substation bay by up to 70 percent
ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, recently announced it is launching AssetShield, a new first-of-its-kind solution to shield and protect large power transformers and other substation equipment from ballistic attack.
Aclara Technologies LLC (“Aclara”), a world-class supplier of smart infrastructure technologies to electric, water and gas utilities globally, announced recently that the acquisition of the electricity meters business currently operating within GE Energy Management’s Grid Solutions subdivision (“GE Meters”) has been completed.
GE’s Power Services business recently announced it has secured more than $310M in services orders for three power plants in Latin America as utilities throughout the region look to boost the efficiency and reliability of their new and existing combined-cycle generating facilities to keep pace with local energy demands.
ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, will supply a Symphony Plus automation solution for the 320-megawatt (MW) Topolobampo fuel-fired power plant in the state of Sinaloa, in western Mexico.
ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, is introducing a new 1400 frame size synchronous generator to expand its proven AMS platform. Covering the power range from 60 to 85 MVA at voltages from 3 to 15 kV, the new 4-pole generators enable higher unit powers and more economical genset designs.
ABB, the leading power and automation group, will install a 363 kilovolts (kV) disconnecting circuit breaker (DCB) with Fiber Optic Current Sensor (FOCS) integrating three substation functions - circuit-breaking, disconnecting and current measurement - in one single component and reducing the space needed for a substation bay by up to 70 percent