HRSGs

The HRSG Forum isn’t just another industry conference—it’s the only “user group” event where every session is open to all participants, fostering real-time exchange across users, OEMs, consultants, and solution providers. No sessions are restricted but are moderated by Bob Anderson (Competitive Power Resources) and Barry Dooley (Structural Integrity, UK) to ensure fruitful presentation and […]

The HRSG Forum isn’t just another industry conference—it’s the only “user group” event where every session is open to all participants, fostering real-time exchange across users, OEMs, consultants, and solution providers. No sessions are restricted but are moderated by Bob Anderson (Competitive Power Resources) and Barry Dooley (Structural Integrity, UK) to ensure fruitful presentation and

The HRSG Forum isn’t just another industry conference—it’s the only “user group” event where every session is open to all participants, fostering real-time exchange across users, OEMs, consultants, and solution providers. No sessions are restricted but are moderated by Bob Anderson (Competitive Power Resources) and Barry Dooley (Structural Integrity, UK) to ensure fruitful presentation and

The HRSG Forum isn’t just another industry conference—it’s the only “user group” event where every session is open to all participants, fostering real-time exchange across users, OEMs, consultants, and solution providers. No sessions are restricted but are moderated by Bob Anderson (Competitive Power Resources) and Barry Dooley (Structural Integrity, UK) to ensure fruitful presentation and

Following is an overview of a White Paper released in 2025 by the Power Cycle Chemistry Working Group of the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAPWS), accessible via this link. An IAPWS PCC White Paper is a technical document collating knowledge on a particular subject, often leading to an IAPWS Technical

The energy sector is undergoing a transformative shift, driven by the growing need for cleaner, more flexible, and more efficient generation technologies. As renewable energy sources such as wind and solar continue to grow—projected to account for 80% of global net capacity additions by 2050—gas-fired power plants remain essential in ensuring grid reliability and stability.

Support for turbine end users in the South America facing changing market conditions, operating profiles, and supply chain challenges will arrive in September with a technical conference focusing on issues and concerns related to HRSGs, boilers and CCGT operations. With the assistance of partner organizations Power Users, EPRI, IAPWS, and Combined Cycle Journal; HRSG Forum

2024 conference overview. The Australasian Boiler and HRSG Users Group (ABHUG) meets annually to review and examine significant developments related to heat-recovery steam generators and closely-related conventional fossil boiler technology and issues. High-energy piping, valves, cycle chemistry, and regulatory issues are also explored. The annual meeting for 2024 was held December 3-5 in Brisbane, Australia,

The European HRSG Forum (EHF) held its 10th annual event May 13-14, 2024, in Prato, Italy, attracting participants from 18 countries. EHF is conducted in association with the Australasian Boiler and HRSG Users Group (ABHUG), US HRSG Forum (HF), and HRSG Forum América Latina, all supported by the International Association for the Properties of Water

By Vignesh Bala, Vogt Power  Editor’s note: Part 1 of this series explored the effects of gas turbine upgrades on heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs) and analyzed the key factors driving these GT upgrades. Part 2 focused on the concept of “re-rating” the HRSG and the associated steps. This included an understanding that the HRSG