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Best practices from the world’s largest LM6000 fleet

WattBridge Fleet Owned and operated by PROENERGY through Sept. 16, 2025. At that time, four of the six sites—HO Clarke, Topaz, Mark One, and Remy Jade Generating Stations—were sold to CPS Energy. 2,400-MW simple-cycle aeroderivative fleet with 50 x LM6000PC located throughout Texas Plant managers: Humberto Figueroa, Jaymes Martens, Eric Kuper Advanced monitoring and predictive solutions […]

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AIG retrofit for enhanced NOx control and efficiency

Woodland Generation Station, Unit 2 Modesto Irrigation District 83-MW, 1×1, LM6000 combined cycle located in Modesto, Calif Plant manager: Paul Mercer Challenge. The Modesto Irrigation District (MID) Woodland Generation Station Unit 2, an LM6000 combined cycle gas turbine commissioned in 2003, has long faced operational challenges in meeting its stack NOx and ammonia slip limits

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INDUSTRY BRIEFS: What’s happening in the GT industry

People Trinity names Stivender to lead field services The Trinity Turbine Technology team recently announced that Errol Stivender has joined the company as VP of Trinity Turbine Services, overseeing all field service operations going forward. Stivender brings more than 35 years of experience in gas and steam generation as well as the refining and petrochemical

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CCJ Historical Society: Looking back from 2025

What your colleagues were telling CCJ subscribers five, 10, 15, and 20 years ago  Five years ago  The 7F Users Group and CCJ collaborated on the first virtual user-group meeting conducted as a result of the global pandemic. It was the launchpad for more than 20 online user meetings facilitated by CCJ during that challenging three-year period.  The Combined

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Record participation marks banner year for CCJ Best Practices Awards

The COMBINED CYCLE Journal and the steering committees of the industry’s leading users groups—including 7F, 501F, 501G, 7EA, HA, Western Turbine, CCUG, STUG, GUG, PPCUG, Frame 6B, Frame 5, 501D5-D5A, AOG, and V—collaborate to expand the sharing of best practices and lessons learned among owner/operators of large frame and aeroderivative gas turbines. In a banner

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NAES leadership investment powers long-term success

Developed by and conducted for employees of NAES Corp to ensure the company’s ongoing success Academy team leader: Alan Bull, VP, O&M services  Challenge. In evaluating its success in becoming the largest provider of third-party energy services, NAES Corp recognized that its success is based largely on the leadership demonstrated by its employees at all

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Boosting Engine Reliability and Efficiency at AES Levant Power Plant

AES Levant Power Plant Owned and operated by AES Corp 250 MW, tri-fuel peaking facility consisting of 16 diesel/generators, located in Al Manakher, Jordan Plant manager: Feras Hammad Charge-air-receiver crack repair: welding versus epoxy paste Background. Wartsila 18V50DF engines (16 in total) are the core components in the AES Levant Power Plant. The subject of

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Hunterstown: Closing gaps in O&M knowledge through enhanced workforce development

Hunterstown Generating Station Owned by LS Power Asset management by Competitive Power Ventures Operated by NAES Corp 810 MW, 3 × 1 7F.04-powered combined cycle equipped with a GE D11 steam turbine, located in Gettysburg, Pa Plant manager: Mark Kadon Challenge. Anticipating industry-wide knowledge-gap challenges resulting from retirements and staff turnover, Hunterstown Generating Station saw

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