Combined Cycle Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSG)

"GE Vernova’s state-of-art technology and full solution capabilities made them the right choice for our project needs. The 250 MW Jeju power plant will provide reliable and efficient electricity to address Jeju Island’s increasing power needs and contribute to its further growth."

The Korea Midland Power Company (KOMIPO) was seeking a small-block, high-efficiency power solution to burn imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) on Korea’s Jeju Island, a top tourist destination. However, the region’s small power grid cannot accommodate large H-class or F-class technology, even when burning LNG.

"With the market shifting, we have to be more flexible. This is an easy-to-use tool that keeps us informed of what’s happened in the past and what is happening in the present so we can make better decisions for the future."

GE Vernova’s life monitoring system helps power plants and their downstream components, like the HRSG, maintain efficient and flexible operations despite their original design parameters.

"The two power plants are designed to operate on up to 100% hydrogen by volume, in line with the national goal to deploy renewables and green hydrogen at large scale, but foremost in line with EnBW’s sustainability goals to be carbon-neutral by 2035. Others talk about hydrogen-ready power plants – we already started to build them. That makes the difference!"

Two of EnBW’s power plants in Germany will be converted from coal to cleaner, more efficient natural gas-burning plants. EnBW will work with an international consortium led by GE Vernova to bring equipment, software, and maintenance services to the plant for a decade. Ultimately, the project’s goal is to have both plants burning 100% hydrogen by the 2030s.

"We are delighted to have collaborated with industry-leading organizations such as SHIPCO and GE Vernova on this project, which is expected to help meet up to 40 percent of Sharjah’s electricity needs [and support] the UAE’s plan towards transitioning to net zero carbon emissions by 2050."

In the culmination of a multi-year project, all three blocks of the Hamriyah Independent Power Plant (IPP) began operation in October of 2023. The plant uses GE Vernova gas turbines and related equipment—as well as turnkey engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services—to deliver cleaner, carbon-neutral electricity to the UAE.

"Changing the main energy source of the heat source facility… leads to [more] significant improvements in fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and enhanced cost-effectiveness. The plant increases energy output while reducing carbon emissions per unit of fuel consumed."

Shifting the plant’s internals to a GE Vernova combined heat and power (CHP) configuration using liquified natural gas significantly improved the plant’s fuel efficiency and reduced carbon emissions. As a result, Naepo’s citizens no longer need to purchase individual hot water boilers during the city’s colder winter months.