Outage execution is under greater pressure as plants cycle more frequently, maintenance windows narrow and skilled labor becomes harder to secure. This topic focuses on outage scope definition, planning discipline, contractor coordination, parts readiness, schedule control, safety and return-to-service performance. The goal is practical: reduce risk, improve execution and get critical assets back online on time and on budget.

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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

Di-Hydro research project tackles digitalization of hydropower plants through sensor development

EU-funded research project Di-Hydro aims to modernize hydropower plants by developing smart devices and data acquisition techniques to predict and control operations and maintenance.
July 27, 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

The importance of on-line HRSG and cogeneration water/steam chemistry monitoring

Combined cycle power plants continue to be selected for future generation needs as coal plants are retired.  But just like coal plants, rigorous control of heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) feedwater, boiler water, and steam chemistry is necessary to ensure boiler and turbine reliability, writes contributor Brad Buecker.
July 21, 2026

 

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