FieldCore, a GE Company, recently completed another major milestone, completing its first hydro project in Brazil. The outage was a project for Cemig, one of the largest power generators and distributors in Brazil and included a generator retrofit to increase productivity and longevity of this 78 MW clean power source.
The world’s largest refinery and petrochemical complex, operated by Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) in Jamnagar, India, achieved a historic first with execution support from FieldCore. It became the first complex to successfully begin using synthesis gas (syngas) to operate three of its 15 existing gas turbines. While GE builds gas turbines designed to burn syngas, this milestone is significant because it marks the world’s first conversion of an existing gas turbine to use this fuel. This fuel type is created from a byproduct of RIL’s manufacturing process.
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