With faster troubleshooting and quicker asset recovery, the plant moved from a reactive support model to a proactive, locally enabled lifecycle strategy, with the ability to plan, budget, and manage long-term asset performance.
Using local field engineers to provide fast solutions reduced the response time from one day under six hours, a significant advantage during critical events. A compressor remapping project delivered measurable performance gains, contributing to broader operational improvements that supported up to $45M in annual cost savings.
CLS MYAs are GE Vernova’s long-term service model engineered to shift operators from reactive maintenance to predictive, performance-driven operations.
By adopting CLS MYA, the operator moved from:
- Unpredictable costs to predictable lifecycle planning
- Emergency-driven response to proactive risk mitigation
This aligns with broader industry priorities of reducing unplanned downtime, managing aging infrastructure and obsolescence risk, and improving cybersecurity.
Backed by a 20-year CLS MYA, GE Vernova continues to support this major UAE-based gas plant.
Our model provides a repeatable framework aiming to future-proof operations with its standardizing support and localizing capability. It is replicable and scalable across power and oil and gas operators who are facing limited internal resources and aging control systems and lifecycle complexity.