How hydrogen took a trainee to the future of energy - Power Engineering International
Tobias Greitemeier switched from turbine manufacturing to building hydrogen electrolysers as a trainee at Siemens Energy.| Power Engineering International
Tobias Greitemeier switched from turbine manufacturing to building hydrogen electrolysers as a trainee at Siemens Energy.| Power Engineering International
Mechanical wear in large wind turbines is a serious issue with investigations finding gearbox failures within five years of operation, writes Leyla Alieva of NEOL Copper Technologies.| Power Engineering International
Alongside a plethora of generation avenues, hydrogen presents solutions for green on-demand power and heat, energy storage, and decarbonisation of hard-to-abate sectors, writes Naomi Anderson of Xoserve.| Power Engineering International
The Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has received a license for a new method to 3D print components for nuclear reactors.| Power Engineering International
Researchers have shown that a new 3D-printed superalloy could help power plants generate more electricity while producing less carbon.| Power Engineering International
GE Renewable Energy has announced a minority investment in COBOD International, a company providing 3D construction printing solutions.| Power Engineering International
Additive Manufacturing (AM) is revolutionizing the production and repair of components for the energy business and other high performance applications.| www.Siemens-energy.com
How the oil & gas energy sector must embrace big data analytics, 3D printing, robotics and automation, and more.| Power Engineering International
Siemens Energy has a blueprint to evolve its gas turbine business in Berlin by pushing the boundaries of technology.| Enlit World
Siemens Energy sets world records at UK’s Keadby 2 Power Station| Power Engineering International
Energy knows no bias: The role of diversity in a just transition| Power Engineering International
