Gas turbine and combined cycle assets remain central to capacity growth, dispatch flexibility and grid reliability through the late 2020s. This topic covers new build execution, major maintenance, performance tuning, uprates, fuel strategy, emissions compliance, cycling impacts and supply chain constraints. For utilities, IPPs, OEMs and EPCs, these technologies remain both a near-term growth area and a long-term operational priority.


 

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PJM accepts over 700 generation projects in new ‘first-ready, first-served’ queue

PJM Interconnection hasw announced 715 new generation projects, capable of over 200 gigawatts, qualified for study under a reformed interconnection process.
August 06, 2026

Federal government to turn a Kentucky uranium plant into an AI data center and gas power complex

The U.S. Department of Energy is partnering with Brookfield Asset Management to develop a $100 billion AI data center and power plant at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Kentucky.
August 04, 2026

New gas analyzer technologies simplify emissions monitoring systems

Versatile sensor designs increase the type of measurement technologies available in a single analyzer, reducing cost and operational complexity, writes contributor Dr. Beth Livingstone.
July 31, 2026

Designing power systems for continual change

As electricity systems become more flexible and interconnected, engineers are being asked to design infrastructure that operates reliably under conditions it was never intended to face, writes contributor Marie-Louise Rees.
July 24, 2026

 

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