A joint venture of Mingyang Hydrogen and Shenzhen Energy has constructed a 30 MW turbine that will run on 100 per cent hydrogen in the Otoke High-Tec Industrial Development Zone in Ordos, northern China.
The first phase of construction of the 1014 MW Beiji Gas Power Plant 2 in Iraq has been started by a consortium consisting of Siemens Energy and China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC).
Meralco PowerGen Corporation (MGen), the power generation arm of Meralco, has announced plans to double its power generation capacity by 2030.
Qatar has announced that it will expand its supply of power in Syria by the Qatari development fund paying for deliveries of gas from Azerbaijan through Turkiye.
Talen Energy has announced it has signed agreements to acquire two CCGT plants for a total of £3.5 billion.
Experts say that the protests against worsening electricity blackouts in Iraq are likely to exacerbate in the near future following the disruption to Iranian gas supplies.
Taiwan Power Company Nan Bu Construction Organisation (TPC NPCO) has announced that the first three blocks of its Hsinta power plant have started to operate and is delivering 1.3 GW to Taiwan’s energy grid.
IHI and GE Vernova have announced the completion of a new large-scale combustion test facility at IHI’s Aioi Works facility in Hyogo, Japan.
Ukrenergo has announced that it expects to connect at least 1 GW of high-flexibility power generation capacity, including gas engines and gas turbines, before the onset of winter.
Syria has signed an MOU with a consortium led by Qatar’s UCC Holding to develop major power generation projects with an investment of €6.2 billion.