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1. The Latest 2/19/2013 6:01:13 PM Comments

Ohio Residents Shut Down Fracking Waste Storage Facility

BREAKING:  New Matamoras OH – Ohio residents and allies from numerous environmental groups including Earth First! have disrupted operations at Greenhunter Water's hydraulic fracturing or “fracking” waste storage site along the Ohio River in Washington County. Nate Ebert, a 33-year-old Athens County resident and member of Appalachia Resist!, ascended a 30 foot pole anchored to a brine truck in the process of unloading frack waste, preventing all trucks carrying frack waste from entering the site. Ove...... continue reading

From: Distributed Energy Topics: Gas
2. The Latest 5/5/2010 12:00:00 AM Comments

Proposed Steel Mill Waste-to-Energy Recovery Plant Featuring GE Technology to Address Gas Flaring and Provide Production Efficiencies

Proposed Air Products’ project would mark first steel mill waste gas application for a GE gas turbine in North America.... continue reading

From: Distributed Energy Topics: Energy Source, Gas,
3. The Latest 7/16/2009 12:00:00 AM Comments
4. Issues 5/1/2007 12:00:00 AM Comments

Basin Electric Finds Peak Performance

By Ed Ritchie

When rapid growth in the northwestern states served by Basin Electric Power Cooperative created demands for more power generation, the utility looked for a flexible generator in the 100-MW range. The search led to a progressive product from General Electric (GE) that represents a breakthrough in design, engineering, and performance. Basin Electric has a long history of expansion in serving its multistate customer base. It started in May 1961, when 67 distribution cooperatives from eight states met to for...... continue reading

From: Distributed Energy Topics: Gas, Turbine
5. Issues 9/1/2004 12:00:00 AM Comments

Maintaining Gas Turbine Systems: What You Need to Know

By Gene Dallaire

Gas turbine systems are widely used in onsite power installations for industrial plants, commercial office buildings, hospitals, shopping centers, high-rise apartments, and other distributed-energy applications. The onsite gas turbines used can range in size from 30 kilowatts on up to 20 megawatts. Gas turbines in the 30- to 500-kilowatt range are generally referred to as microturbines; those in the 500-kilowatt to 20-megawatt range are known as industrial gas turbines. This article, the first of two, d...... continue reading

From: Distributed Energy Topics: Gas, Turbine

 

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