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Contents
2 Guest Editorial
18 Diary
56 Ad Index
Gas turbines are now being designed to handle the
challenges of todays highly-effcient, fexible CCPPs - p.4
Source: Siemens
Features
4 Part genius, part trial and error

Todays gas turbines are built from an array of advanced
alloys and coatings tailored to resist the most extreme
conditions, yet matching all these materials is crucial to
enabling peak performance.
12 Keeping a lid on rising temperatures

The emergence of high-effciency power plants is testing
desuperheater designs and increasing demand for
advanced cooling techniques, however component
manufacturers are responding to these challenges.
Gas & Steam Turbine Directory
20 Gas & Steam Turbine Technical Specifcations

Key technical and performance data of both gas and steam
turbines from manufacturers across the globe are presented
in a comprehensive, easy-to-read format.
High-effciency power plants are testing
the limits of desuperheater designs - p.12

32 Products & Services Listings
Source: Pentair
An extensive list of international product and service
providers, serving the gas and steam turbine sectors.
40 Company Addresses
On the cover
An alphabetical listing of companies serving the gas
The SGT5-8000H is the primary driver of the single-shaft SCC5-8000H
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combined-cycle power plant, which has an effciency level that
exceeds 60 per cent.
Credit: Siemens
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Power Engineering International April 2013 1
Guest editorial
Gas turbines in a
low-carbon economy
G
as
turbines continue Hybridisation of concentrated solar power
to
become more with gas turbines is one new development
environment friendly, with route, promising superior effciency and

their
high effciency and emission, and operating characteristics in line
very
low emissions. with the market requirements that warrants
Modern combined- further investigation and demonstration.

cycle plants have surpassed
the magic Compressed air energy storage is another
60 per cent effciency target,
making gas potential feature of future energy systems,
turbines one of the most
effcient available which is based on gas turbine technology
energy conversion
technologies. allowing for large-scale storage of surplus
In Europe, we are facing
new requirements electricity with a subsequent quick release of
and development challenges,
which ask power when needed.
for high effciency and low
emissions even Increased fuel fexibility, retaining reliability
in load-following
operation mode. The and low emissions are clearly no regret
European electricity sector
is undergoing developments for both combined-cycle and
a major transition to achieve
an almost open-cycle gas turbines.
carbon-neutral electricity
generation mix by With the existing extensive experience
2050. With renewable energies
drastically of operating with a wide variety of gaseous
The future potential increasing their share in
Europes power mix, fuels, including syngas, the transition towards
of the gas turbine dispatchable power plants
have been forced a scenario more focused on hydrogen-rich
looks bright and its to move from baseload to
load-following fuels even pure hydrogen has an excellent
operations, with vastly
reduced operating basis from which to evolve. We must also fnd
highly-fexible load
hours and an increasing
amount of starts an urgent solution to enable gas turbines
response and fuel and stops. To avoid a
mismatch between to cope with the rapidly varying natural gas
fexibility will be an demand and production, fast-
reacting back- quality in the gas grid caused by cross-border
asset of growing up is needed.
pipelines, liquefed natural gas supply and
Gas turbines can ensure
this fexibility in the introduction of fuels, such as shale gas.
importance
the electricity system, but
todays designs Turning to carbon emissions, uncertainties
in future energy are not optimised for this,
resulting in shorter in the European market, together with the
networks maintenance intervals and
higher cost per extremely low-carbon price and the high cost
kWh produced. Thus, increased
investments of carbon capture and storage, has led to
Christer Bjrkqvist, managing director,
European Turbine Network ETN a.i.s.b.l and R&D are required to
improve part- many demonstration initiatives being stalled.
load effciency through better
component Large-scale deployment of this technology,
performance and
intelligent system including at gas-fred power plants, is only
integration, which will
enhance the fuel likely with new strong political commitments to
effciency and environmental
performance intermediate and long-term emission reduction
of future power generation.
goals together with near-term incentives.
Aeroderivative open-
cycle gas turbines The future potential of the gas turbine looks
are designed for frequent
starts and stops very bright and its highly-fexible load response
and could therefore play an
increasingly characteristics and fuel fexibility will be an
important role because of
their lower capital asset of growing importance in future energy
investment costs,
shorter construction/ networks. However, increased co-operation
installation time and
smaller footprint. between industry partners and the research
However, even these
machines require community on the multitude of development
additional developments to
ensure low opportunities for gas turbines lies at the heart
nitrogen oxides (NOx)
emissions, increased of guaranteeing the continuation of this
fuel fexibility and low
maintenance costs. technologys success story.
2 Power Engineering International April 2013

Advanced gas turbine materials
The spherical form of ceramic powder, a coating of which forms the heat
resistant layer on turbine blades, is being developed
Credit: Siemens
Part genius, part

trial and error
M
Todays gas turbines are odern
gas turbines arduously tested.The designers have a range
used
for stationary of fabrication techniques available too,
built from an array of
power
generation and these are all deployed in the quest for
advanced alloys and
applications make better, more durable materials that allow the
coatings tailored to enormous
demands operating parameters of gas turbines to be
resist the most extreme on the
materials from extended to achieve both greater effciency
conditions, yet matching which their key components are
constructed. and greater fexibility.
The high combustor and
turbine inlet As a consequence of such technological
all these materials is
temperatures, and the enormous
centrifugal expertise, todays turbines are fabricated
crucial to enabling forces experienced by the
turbine blades from an array of advanced alloys and
peak performance, make the conditions within parts
of the coatings that are tailored to resist the specifc
writes Paul Breeze. turbine some of the most extreme
that any conditions within the gas turbine.
modern materials have to
withstand. These have become so complex, says
The materials that are able
to withstand John Oakey, professor of Energy Technology
them are both complex and
expensive. at Cranfeld University in the UK, that the
Even so their lifetime is
limited and they must industry now talks about material systems
be monitored regularly to ensure
that they rather than materials. Matching all the
remain within the design
parameters of the material systems components is crucial to
machine of which they form part.
enabling modern machines to achieve the
The development of these
materials performance they do.
involves a long process, part
genius, part
trial and error, as chemical
compositions Aero and stationary engines
are tweaked in the search for
the properties Advanced materials have played a key role
required; be that
greater mechanical in the development of gas turbines ever
strength at high temperature or
better since their inception. The earliest gas turbines
corrosion resistance, then
the results were aero engines, and stationary engines

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the engine but it is not subject to high
degrees of stress so relatively conventional
materials can be used in its construction
too. Not that any of the modern turbine
materials are particularly conventional. In
the case of the combustor, the material will
usually be a nickel-based superalloy; the
name superalloy meaning that it is one of
a class of modern alloys that have been
developed specifcally for high-temperature
applications.
However, even the best superalloy
is incapable of withstanding the gas
temperatures in an advanced turbine
combustor. Here, the metal must be cooled
while at the same time its surface protected
with a ceramic layer capable of resisting the
high gas temperatures.
Professor Oakey has observed the trends

In a special process, a fne-grained ceramic thermal-insulating layer is applied
via plasma jet.
A metallic adhesive layer is also required but this is applied in a vacuum to
avoid oxidation within turbine materials development and
Credit: Siemens
the trade-offs that must be made. Excessive
were developed using these as models. The Take for example the
technology for cooling air used in the combustor or turnine
conditions experienced by materials in the casting turbine blades
as single crystals. parts has the effect of reducing overall
early stationary engines were less extreme This was originally
introduced for aero effciency. One way of avoiding this, he
than those found in aero engines, and so engines to provide
improved mechanical notes, might be to use ceramic materials
initially the materials developed for aviation performance. However,
transferring that to such as ceramic matrix composites (CMCs),
engines would be passed down to the stationary engines was
no simple task when which are capable of withstanding higher
stationary versions. Today there is still a strong the mass of material
that must be formed temperatures than alloys. However, in spite
relationship between the two but materials into a single crystal
has increased by a of various European development projects,
development has diverged to match differing factor of ten or more.
In order to cope with combustors are still built with superalloys and
demands of the two engine types. such differences,
development of industrial there is no sign of CMCs being introduced in
An aviation engine experiences two turbine components now
follows a different the immediate future.
stressful periods during its normal duty path to that of aero
engine components. While the combustor may be the hottest
cycle, at take-off and landing. While the
part of the complete gas turbine, it is within
aircraft is cruising, conditions are much less Turbine components
the turbine stage that the most extreme
stressful. Additionally, an aero engine can Every gas
turbine has three main combination of conditions occurs and it
be examined every day or each week to components: the
compressor, combustion is here that materials development has
monitor the condition of its components. chamber and turbine.
Each makes its needed to be at its most creative.
In contrast, a stationary engine, while individual demands on
the materials from The temperature of the gas entering the
it might not experience quite the same which it is constructed,
but of the three the turbine is higher than the melting point of the
temperatures as the aero engine at take-off, compressor is perhaps
the least demanding. superalloy components from which it is made
must be capable of operating for greatly In an aero engine, all
the components so again thermal protection is needed.
extended periods of months in some including the compressor
need to be light Then half of the turbine blades are
cases at close to its maximum operating and in the case of the
latter much of it is rotating at high speed, generating a massive
conditions. As a complement of this duty made from titanium
alloys. centrifugal force that creates stress along
cycle, components can only be monitored Titanium is light
but titanium alloys do not the length of the blade and leads to creep,
during planned outages. have the high-
temperature performance of damage, which results in slow deformation
An additional difference, highlighted by alternatives and so
cannot be used in the of the blade under the extreme load.
Jon Schaeffer, senior manager, Materials and high-temperature regions
of the turbine and The individual blades are held in
Processes Engineering at GE, is found in the therefore other alloys
are used. By contrast, place by the turbine wheel and it is this
size of the components. Where an aviation weight is less of an
issue in stationary that experiences the most extreme load,
component is perhaps half a kilogram applications and
so here compressor particularly in the later turbine rows using the
in weight, a similar stationary engine components are often
made of cheaper but longer and more massive blades. In each
component could be 13 or 14 kg. This has heavier steels.
case materials have to be found that can
a major effect on the way components can The turbine
combustor experiences resist the various conditions to which they
be fabricated. the highest temperatures
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Single crystal superalloys alloy material.The most

prevalent superalloys length of the component. Such controlled
While the future may yield ceramic for high-temperature
turbine components solidifcation leads to an oriented grain
components for gas turbines, today the are nickel-based. Since
turbine components structure along the length of the piece so
materials technology revolves around two are often complex in form,
they are usually that grain boundaries across the width of the
main areas, alloys and coatings. The alloys cast and this is how they
have generally component are eliminated. This produces a
used to fabricate turbine components are been produced from
superalloys. component that has greater mechanical
complicated chemical mixes with each Traditional casting
produces a solid metal strength in the longitudinal direction; an
component in the mix included to achieve a mass with a structure of
tiny microcrystals, advantage in a turbine blade that has to
particular purpose. However as the demands or grains, as
solidifcation takes place from withstand massive centrifugal forces.
increase, so trade-offs become necessary. seeds throughout the
structure. These grains It is but a short step, conceptually, from
Stainless steel offers an example. Normal are held together by
relatively weak forces, directional solidifcation to single crystals. If a
stainless steel contains a small amount of limiting mechanical
strength, so elements turbine blade can be made from a casting
chromium which forms a chromium oxide such as carbon may be
added to strengthen that is a single crystal, all grain boundaries
layer over the steel that protects it from the bond between grains
and improve are eliminated and the main source of creep,
further oxidation. However chromium oxide mechanical performance.
i.e. the creation of voids at grain boundaries,
will not protect the steel above a certain It is clear that
eliminating grain boundaries is eliminated. The melting point of the alloy is
temperature, and so for high-temperature would help increase
mechanical strength also increased allowing higher-temperature
alloys, aluminium is included. It is this that and the frst method used
to achieve this operation, while the elemental additions
forms a protective layer, in this case of with gas turbine
components was by utilising such as carbon, required to strengthen grain
aluminium oxide. a technique called
directional solidifcation. adhesion, can be eliminated.
Unfortunately, as the aluminium migrates This involves cooling the
casting at a Taking that conceptually simple step
to the surface of the alloy to form this layer controlled rate with the
liquid/solid interface in reality involved an enormous degree of
it leaves a depleted layer in the underlying engineered to migrate
slowly along the technical ingenuity. By careful management
of crystal growth such that only a single
crystal-forming dendrite from within the large

During operation, large volumes of air are pumped from
inside via these openings, crystallising mass of superalloy is allowed
creating the cooling that fows evenly over
the blades as a flm of air
Credit: Siemens to enter the casting chamber, single crystal
components can now be fabricated. In
terms of superalloy components these are
the state of the art today and are used
when the highest resistance to creep at high
temperature is needed.
Rotating turbine blades experience the
greatest mechanical forces and these are
fabricated from nickel-based superalloys
because these offer the highest mechanical
strength at high temperatures. However the
nickel superalloys cannot withstand such
high temperatures as some cobalt-based
materials. While these offer less mechanical
strength, they are ideally suited for the early
stage fxed vanes in a gas turbine since these
are subject to the highest temperatures of all
within the turbine.
Meanwhile the large, last stage blades,
exert the greatest force on the turbine wheel
that holds them in place because of their
greater mass and here GE is introducing
titanium because of its lower mass.
Innovations in blade cooling
While superalloys have allowed great
advances to be made, even the best
superalloy cannot withstand the conditions
inside a turbine where the gas temperature

bondcoats. The second purpose is to avoid
oxidation and corrosion of the underlying
alloy. The TBC layer at high temperature will
allow oxygen to pass through it so without
protection, the metal beneath would soon
be oxidized and eroded.
This barrier layer is normally composed of
what is referred to in the industry as MCrAlY
(metal-chromium-aluminium-yttrium).The
metal can be nickel, cobalt, iron and a
number of other exotic ingredients, such
as rhenium, which Siemens has used. The
aluminium in this coating selectively oxidises,
creating a protective oxide layer. Meanwhile,
rhenium improves the mechanical strength of
the coating and also helps reduce the diffusion
of aluminium into the superalloy substrate.
Changes in inspection frequency
The mechanical strength of the coating is

Gas turbines are now being designed to handle the challenges of todays highly-
effcient, fexible CCPPs an increasingly important issue in modern
Credit: Siemens
combined-cycle power plants (CCPPs)

may be as high as 1500C and the hottest Cooling air within a
turbine blade can keep because whereas in the past they would
part of the blade reach 950C. In order to the body of the metal
component below its often have operated continuously for long
prevent blades from melting their surfaces melting point but if the
surface was exposed periods, their duty cycle is becoming much
must be protected by insulating coatings to the highest gas
temperature it would soon more irregular as they move towards a role of
and then they must be cooled. be softened and eroded.
supporting renewable electricity generation.
Modern turbine blades from the hottest To prevent this, the
surface of the blade The changing mode of operation means
part of an engine are hollow so cooling air is coated with a ceramic
insulating material there are more stops and starts, more ramps
(or in some cases steam) can be pumped (e.g. 0.3mm thick) capable of
withstanding up and down, and more fatigue cycling
through them. This air is taken from the the gas temperature and also
of creating a of components. This can lead to coating
compressor stage of the turbine and so temperature drop of more than
200C to the failure. Failure can also be caused by the
reduces overall effciency. The air must be metal surface, depending on
the coating aluminium oxide protective coating growing
pumped through both the stationary vanes thickness. These thermal
barrier coatings too thick. Neither process can be eliminated
and rotating blades and in the latter case (TBCs) were frst developed
for aero engines and therefore even the best blade coatings
this leads to signifcant complexity as the but are now widely deployed
in stationary have a limited life.
air must be introduced into a component engines too, another example
of technology Thus, not only are turbine components
rotating at high speed. transfer between the two
industries. threatened by extended high-temperature
The air, once it has cooled a blade, must Although recipes vary
from company operation leading to creep deformation
then exit the blade. In most cases this takes to company, a typical TBC
would be made of components, thermal cycling and other
place through holes in the back of the from yttria-stablised
zirconia, says Professor operational issues can cause coating failure.
blades where it joins the hot combustion Oakey. According to Siemens,
its coatings Furthermore, modern gas turbine fuels are
gases passing through the turbine. However, can withstand a temperature
of 1200C, not as clean and reliable as they once were.
Professor Oakey says state-of-the-art turbines or even as high as 1350C for
their most Turbines can fnd themselves burning fuels
now use a different strategy called flm advanced coatings.It is not
possible to put with unexpected impurities that can cause
cooling. This involves exhausting the cooling a TBC of this type directly
onto the superalloy other types of corrosion and this too will
air through the front edge of the blade and metal surface, however
because they have threaten coating integrity.
elsewhere on the aerofoil surface so it forms different thermal coeffcients
of expansion; With so many processes threatening
a cooling flm over the surface of the blade. one will expand at a
different rate to the the integrity of a gas turbine component,
Blades for later stages often do not need other.That means the coating
will soon crack it is accepted today that they will age and
to be cooled and can be solid. However and fake away. To avoid this
an intermediate deteriorate. To combat this, turbine blades
all gas turbine blades are now extremely barrier coating is necessary.
This serves two are regularly removed and inspected. A
complex and expensive items, and they purposes. The frst is to
minimise the effects of typical blade lifecycle will involve it being
have to be capable of being repaired or the different expansion
coeffcients which removed every few years (manufacturers are
refurbished and re-used. is why such coatings are
sometimes called aiming at three years), all the coatings on
the blade stripped, the metal inspected and Work on ceramics has
been continuing for at much higher temperatures and yet it is
refurbished if necessary, and then recoated many years now. While
there are promising higher temperatures that will be necessary
and returned to service. signs, it is probable that
it will be many years to improve effciency further.
This type of recycling allows blade life to yet before major gas
turbine components
be extended but eventually the distortion are made from CMCs. Yet
however distant Paul Breeze is a UK-based freelance journalist,
of a blade because of stress will become their practical
realisation, they will eventually who writes on energy-related matters.
so great that it is no longer useful. In order be needed if progress is
to continue. Even
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numbered and a history maintained so that superalloys cannot be
expected to operate
it can be withdrawn after a fxed number of
hours, after which the blade will be destroyed
and the material it is made from reused.
Are ceramic blades the future?

The demands placed on gas turbine
components is constantly changing
as operating conditions change, fuels
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performance from them by increasing
operating temperatures and pressures.
Whereas fve years ago the primary goal was
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This is still an active goal for development
in institutions and within the major gas
turbine manufacturers but success has been
extremely elusive because while ceramics
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ceramic are being actively explored. Siemens, 2013 is a year of
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Desuperheater design innovation
Keeping a
lid on rising
temperatures
The emergence of high-ef
ciency power plants
is testing desuperheater
designs and increasing
demand for advanced cooling
techniques.
Martin-Jan Strebe of Pentair
Valves & Controls
explains how component
manufacturers are
responding to these
challenges.
W
ith
the demand for these temperatures allow plant operators to
energy expected to maximise steam generation and increase
double by 2050 and plant effciency, they also put an immense
alternative resources amount of stress on system components.

on
the rise, the power Increasing steam volumes and higher
industry is facing a pipeline velocities can cause considerable

multitude of new
challenges in order erosive damage to equipment and increase
to keep up with the
soaring energy the risk of thermal shock and equipment
use of the
industrialised world and failure.
deal with fuctuation
in supply.
Across the
world, power plants Diversifed energy sources
have started
operating at levels Higher operating temperatures are only one
previously
unforeseen. New operating of the many factors affecting desuperheater
procedures,
innovations in steam technology. Across the world, governments
turbine technology
and advances are looking to diversify their energy sources in
in plant
effciency have started order to cater for their countries energy needs
challenging existing designs
and materials and secure future supplies.
of steam attemporation
technology. Although, nuclear and coal-fred power
As operating temperatures
approaching plants still account for around 60-70 per
621C (1150F) and severe
duty cycling cent of the worlds power supply, energy from
are rapidly becoming industry
standards, renewable resources, such as solar, wind or
demands for more effective
and durable geothermal heat, is growing in all sectors and
steam attemporation
technology are is now supplying 17 per cent of overall global
growing, driving recent
advancements and energy consumption.
innovation in desuperheater
design. The diversifcation of fuel sources has
Driven by the ever-
increasing demand required conventional power plants to
for energy, operational
temperatures in operate on a much more fexible basis in
supercritical (SC) and
ultrasupercritical order to fll the energy gaps and deal with
The TempLowHT is a
novel integralted (USC) power plants as well
as in combined- a fuctuating supply. As a result, the power
probe style cycle power plants (CCPP)
have climbed industry is gradually moving away from
desuperheater,
specifcally signifcantly in the last two
decades. Testing baseload operations towards higher cycling
designed in Europe is currently at
700C for boiler units, in which plants are switched on or off on
to meet the steam
control needs of
systems and plants in the
United States a regular basis, depending on the demand
modern CCPPs will soon be operating above
600C. While at that time.

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Figure 1: Schematic of an In-line desuperheater design
Varying load conditions and multiple thermal cycles have
accelerated the emergence of heat recovery steam generators
and gas-fred power plants because these systems are able to cycle
more quickly than conventional coal power plants. This trend towards
higher cycling units and aggressive turndown rates is adding further
thermodynamic strain on equipment. Every time a power plant is
cycled, steam fow and temperature fuctuate, amplifying the need
for precise temperature control in order to guarantee optimal plant
High performance applications

effciency and avoid damage to components.
With predicted rises in steam temperature and high-load cycling
becoming more widespread, component manufacturers are under
immense pressure to deliver technology that can handle these

Actuators for the power plant
industry
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Effective temperature control

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Initially developed for process plant applications, desuperheater
Standardised interface to
DCS for all actuator sizes technology is now found in a wide variety of power
generation
and types
applications. The emergence of larger and more effcient CCPPs
amplifed the need for more precise steam temperature control and
High torques for high
pressure valves
transformed desuperheaters into an indispensable system component

Fieldbus technology
in most modern power plants.
Integration into Plant Asset
Although different types of desuperheaters are now available, the
Management Systems
primary function of this technology is to reduce the temperature of
superheated steam by bringing it in contact with cooling water. Once
Reliable in long-term duty
the water droplets have been dispersed into the pipe, any excessive heat
Globally recognised service
quality will be absorbed during evaporation. Steam temperature
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While effective steam attemporation is critical for the protection
of equipment and overall effciency, inaccurate and ineffcient
steam temperature control can have severe implications on system
performance and equipment stability. Common issues associated with
these types of CCPPs, such as wet steam and overspray, under spray
and leakage can result in erosion of the blades, increased friction,
water build-up in the pipe and in some cases even equipment failure.
AUMA Riester GmbH & Co.

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Tel. +49 7631 809-0
riester@auma.com
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into two major categories integrated (IU)
or separated unit (SU). Integrated probes
incorporate the spraywater control valve
function within the component (Figure 2).
The second probe design offers a probe style
spray component for water atomization with a
remote spraywater control valve and external
water supply piping, as shown in Figure 3.
Innovative approach
The global trend towards more effcient plant
operations, and with it the emergence of high

Figure 3: Schematic of a fxed probe
desuperheater design
temperatures and thermodynamic stresses,

Incorrectly designed or faulty desuperheaters is to inject water at an angle
perpendicular highlight the need for a more innovative
can have costly consequences. Cold spots to the steam fow through multiple
fxed or approach to steam temperature control.
created by the incorrect geometry of the foating spray nozzles, providing
a mechanical Extensive research into effective steam
cooling water nozzle will eventually cause method for atomisation of the
water droplets attemporation and testing by component
the pipe to crack because of thermal into the superheated steam fow.
This design manufacturers demonstrate that these high-
stress. These malfunctions not only result often utilises external
circumferential piping to effciency power plants require a much more
in expensive repairs or replacement of the the main steam pipe for water
supply to the robust desuperheater technology, comprising
affected part, but can also lead to a partial individual spray nozzles. A
remote spraywater tougher materials and new design concepts
plant shutdown, stressing the importance of control valve provides control of
the water that can resist the effects of corrosion and
quality equipment and proper installation. fow to the system.
operate effciently in the adverse conditions
One of the more common desuperheater An alternative design
for steam of severe power generation applications.
designs uses a circumferential spray concept temperature control integrates a
probe unit Narvik-Yarways TempLowHT represents
(Figure 1). The primary function of this design within the pipeline. This design
is divided a major advance in steam attemporation
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TempLowHT incorporates a number of specifc service operations, but it
also facilitates the Its sophisticated design allows for precise
features that guarantee effective operation, maintenance of key
components. All moving temperature control. For example, should the
even in the challenging environments of parts are easily accessible
for maintenance, control system indicate that a reduction in
todays modern CCPPs. while thorough inspection
can be carried steam temperature is required, the actuator
The TempLowHT is an integral probe style out during shutdown.
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desuperheater with isolation (stop) and TempLowHT only requires
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One of the most innovative design The upgraded TempLowHT
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aspects of the TempLowHT is that all moving the latest spray nozzle
technology. Each it to deal effectively with the high fows
and welded components, including the nozzle is served by
individual feed holes in required at start-up and low fows required at
spraywater control valve, have been moved the cylinder wall. Water is
proportioned evenly load swings.
away from the steam fow path and out of the through each nozzle, while
a piston inside
hot zone. As a result, parts that are essential the control part guarantees
maximum water Martin-Jan Strebe is director of Global Product
Management Control Valves at Pentair

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INVITATION FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR STRATEGIC INVESTORS

FOR THERMAL POWER STATIONS IN NIGERIA
1. The National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) was conceived in

6. Method of Application Prospective Bidders should register
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new generation capacity to Nigerias electricity supply system
nipptransactions.com or by printing and submitting the forms in
along with the electricity transmission, distribution and natural gas
person to NDPHC at the address below. Submissions via email in
transport infrastructure required to deliver the additional capacity
any form (e.g. scans) will not be accepted.
to consumers throughout the country.
7. Upon receipt of interest from Prospective Bidders (as described

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an Information Memorandum via an online data room. These
with the responsibility for implementation of NIPP. It is the intention
documents can also be picked-up in physical format from the
that the ten NIPP power generation assets will be divested through
NDPHC address below.
a sale process to strategic investors. Each of the ten power
generation assets is held by a wholly owned subsidiary of NDPHC.
8. Prospective Bidders are required to submit their Expression of
Interest by 5.00pm (Local Time) on June 28, 2013 in accordance

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(Prospective Bidders) to register their interest for the purchase of
thermal power stations owned by NDPHC through a sale of 80% of
Niger Delta Power Holding Company Limited
the shares in each generation subsidiary.
Attention: Managing Director
Address: 17 Nile Street, Maitama District, Abuja FCT, Nigeria
4. The transactions, to be conducted through International Competitive

Bidding, will cover the following generation companies:
9. Upon receipt of Expressions of Interest from Prospective Bidders,
NDPHC shall evaluate and pre-qualify bidders. Only short listed

Alaoji Generation Company Nigeria Limited - situated near Aba in Abia State
Bidders will be contacted.
of Nigeria with total gross installed capacity of 831.3 MW (at ISO);
Benin Generation Company Limited situated near Benin city in Edo State
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Calabar Generation Company Limited - situated near Calabar city in Cross
River State of Nigeria with a total gross installed capacity of 634.5MW (at
refundable fee of $20,000 for each Generation Company in bank draft

ISO);
payable to the Niger Delta Power Holding Company Limited.
Egbema Generation Company Limited - situated near Owerri in Imo State of
Nigeria with a total gross installed capacity of 380.7 MW (at ISO);
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Gbarain Generation Company Limited - situated near Yenagoa in Bayelsa
State of Nigeria with total gross installed capacity of 253.8 MW (at ISO);
Niger Delta Power Holding Company Limited
Attention: Managing Director

Geregu Generation Company Limited - situated in Ajaokuta in Kogi State of
Nigeria with total gross installed capacity of 506.1 MW (at ISO);
Address: 17 Nile Street, Maitama District, Abuja FCT, Nigeria
Email: transactions@ndphc.net
Ogorode Generation Company Limited - situated near Sapele in Delta State
Or the Transaction Adviser;
Olorunsogo Generation Company Limited - situated in Olorunsogo in Ogun
State of Nigeria with total gross installed capacity of 754 MW (at ISO);
CPCS Transcom International Limited
Attention: Vice President, West Africa

Omoku Generation Company Limited - situated near Port Harcourt in Rivers
State of Nigeria with total gross installed capacity of 264.71 MW (at ISO);
Address: 15 Buchanan Crescent, Wuse 2 District, Abuja FCT,
Nigeria
Omotosho Generation Company Limited - situated in Okitipupa local
government area in Ondo State of Nigeria with total gross installed capacity
Email: info@nipptransactions.com
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dates: Lagos (May 8 9), London (May 15 16), New York (May
(i.e. a company that owns and/or operates utility size power
20 21), and Hong Kong (June 3 4). Venues for roadshow will be
plants). In case of a consortium at least one of the consortium
posted on www.nipptransactions.com as details become available.
members must be an experienced power generation company (the
Technical Partner). The Technical Partner shall be responsible
13. Please note that this is not an invitation to tender. NDPHC shall
for providing operation, maintenance and management services
not be responsible for the cost of any submission. All submissions
under a long term Agreement.
shall be at the cost of the Prospective Bidders. NDPHC reserves
the right to accept or reject any submission.

Gas Turbine Technical Data
Gross output Net output Net output

Heat rate Gross Net effciency Frequency Shaft speed
Manufacturer Model
(MW) (CC) MW (SC) MW
(kJ/kWh) effciency (%) (CC) (%) (Hz) (rpm)
GT11N2 /
2-on-1 CCPP 113,6 345
10,811 51.3 51.3 50 3610
(50 Hz)
GT11N2 /
2-on-1 CCPP 115.4 349
10,619 51.8 51.8 60 3600
(60 Hz)
GT13E2 /
Alstom 202.7 281
9474 53.5 53.5 50 3000
1-on-1 CCPP
GT24 / 2-on-1
230.7 664
9000 58.4 58.4 60 3600
CCPP
GT26 / 1-on-1
326.0 467
8933 59.5 59.5 50 3000
CCPP
GT26 / 2-on-1
326.0 935
8933 59.5 59.5 50 3,000
CCPP
AE64.3A 75 111.7 73.5

10,028 35.9 53.75 50/60 3000/3600
AE94.2 170 258.4 169.5
10,366 34.73 53.14 50 3000
Ansaldo Energia
AE94.2K 170 Case by case Case by case
9863 36.5 Case by case 50 3000
AE94.3A 310 456.4 307
9046 39.8 58.86 50 3000
KG2-3E
9941 36.2 50/60 6200
VECTRA 30G
9785 36.8 60 3600
DR-61G
9257 38.9 50/60 6200
VECTRA 40G
9300 38.7 60 3600
Dresser-Rand DR-61GP
9212 39.1 50/60 6200
VECTRA 40G4
9290 38.7 60 3600
DR-61G4
8610 41.8 60 3600
DR-63G PC
8659 41.6 50/60 3743
DR-63G PG
6B 3-series 43 43
10,898 33 50/60 5163
6F 3-series 77.6 77.6
10,120 35.6 50/60 5231
7E 3-series 88.7 88.7
10,782 33.4 60 3600
7F 3-series 184.9 184.9
9464 38 60 3600
GE Energy
(Heavy Duty, 7F 5-series 215.8 215.8
9333 38.6 60 3600
Simple Cycle)
9E 3-series 128.2 218.2
10564 34.1 50 3000
9F 3-series 261.3 261.3
9669 37.2 50 3000
9F 5-series 298.2 298.2
9361 38.5 50 3000
9F 7-series 339.4 339.4
9013 39.9 50 3000
H-15 16.9
10500 34.3 50/60 7280
H-25
(32 MW 32
10,350 34.8 50/60 7280
Class)
Hitachi
H-25
41.2
9758 36.9 50/60 7280
(35MW Class)
H-80 (50 Hz) 97.7
9860 36.5 50 3000
H-80 (60 Hz) 99.3
9602 37.5 60 3600
THM1304-10N 10.5 Case by case 10.08

11840 30.4 Case by case 50/60 9000
MAN Diesel &
THM1304-12N 12.5 Case by case 12.00
11320 31.8 Case by case 50/60 9000
Turbo SE
GT6 6.9 Case by case 6.63
10590 34.0 Case by case 50/60 12000
Exhaust
Exhaust mass NOx emissions Start-up time
Dimensions
Pressure ratio temperature
Weight (tonnes) Notes
fow (kg/s) (ppmv) (minutes)
LxWxH (metres)
(C)
15.9:1 400 526 <25

190 13.1 x 5.5 x 10.1 Dual fuel burner option available
15.9:1 400 526 <25

190 9.4 x 5.5 x 10.1 Dual fuel burner option available
18.2:1 624 501 <<25

350 11 x 5.4 x 5.5 Dual fuel burner option available
35.4:1 505 597 <<25

230 10.7 x 4 x 4.6 Dual fuel burner option available
35:1 692 603 <<25

35:1 692 603 <<25

16.7 213 574 <25 Case by case

100 12 x 4 x 5
11.5 535 552 <25 Case by case
280 15 x 14 x 9
12 540 545 Case by case Case by case
280 15 x 14 x 9 Low BTU fuels
19.5 750 576 <25 Case by case
360 14 x 7 x 9
17.9 67.9 1017

18.2 69.5 992
22.4 86.3 979
22.5 87.2 959
23.6 90 1006
23 91.5 978
27.9 126.6 848
29.7 139.7 880
12.7 145 542

350 37 x 7 x 10
15.7 213 597
400 29 x 20 x 10
12.8 292 548
535 40 x 22 x 9
16.2 450 604
821 55 x 23 x 10
17.8 519 599
860 55 x 23 x 10
12.9 416 544
950 35 x 24 x 12
16.7 665 598
1200 34 x 8 x 15
18.4 667 642
1200 34 x 8 x 15
19.7 744 627
1250 34 x 8 x 15
15 52.9 564 25 20
30 5.7 x 3.2 x 4.2 Inlet temperature = 1300oC
15 96.6 561 25 20
17 109.2 559 25 20
52.5 7.4 x 3.8 x 4.2 Inlet temperature = 1300oC
17 289 538 25 27
17 285 530 25 27
10 46.5 490 Case by case

77 16 x 3 x 5 Includes generator
77 16 x 4 x 6 Includes generator

Manufacturer Model
See notes
See notes
OP16-3A 1.9 1.85
13,688 26.3 50/60 26,000
section
section
OPRA Turbines
See notes
See notes
OP16-3B (DLE) 1.9 1.84
13,740 26.2 50/60 26,000
section
section
FT8-3
41 29.5
7200 (LHV) 50.1 (LVH) 50/60
Pratt & Whitney SwiftPac30
Power Systems FT8-3
84 60
7120 (LHV) 50.6 (LHV) 50/60
SwiftPac60
RB211-G62
37.7 26.7
7175 50.2 50/60 4800
DLE
RB211-GT62
39.7 28.6
7005 51.4 50/60 4800
DLE
RB211-GT61
42.6 31.1
6820 52.8 50/60 4850
DLE
RB211-H63
54 40.9
7085 50.8 50/60 6000
WLE
RB211-H63
68.3 40.9
7428 40.9 50/60 6000
WLE
Trent 60
79 61.9
6777 53.1 50 3000
DLE ISI
Trent 60
105.32 61.9
7143 50.4 50 3000
DLE ISI
Trent 60
95.3 61.9
7008 51.4 50 3000
DLE ISI
Trent 60 DLE 65.7 51
6706 53.7 50 3000
Trent 60
Rolls-Royce 109.086 66
7352 49 50 3000
WLE ISI
Trent 60
100.771 66
7213 49.9 50 3000
WLE ISI
Trent 60 WLE 81.389 64.5

6990 51.5 50 3000
Trent 60
76.438 60.2
6753 53.3 60 3600
DLE ISI
Trent 60
101.398 60.2
7128 50.5 60 3600
DLE ISI
Trent 60
91.9 60.2
6992 51.5 60 3600
DLE ISI
Trent 60 DLE 66.678 51.8
6714 53.6 60 3600
Trent 60
105.05 64
7414 48.6 60 3600
WLE ISI
Trent 60
97.091 64
7277 49.5 60 3600
WLE ISI
Trent 60 WLE 77.993 61.8
6993 51.5 60 3600
Exhaust
Exhaust mass NOx emissions Start-up time
Dimensions
fow (kg/s) (ppmv) (minutes)
LxWxH (metres)
(C)
CC arrangements are possible
with different steam turbines.

6.7 8.7 573 75 1
~20 7.6 x 2.1 x 2.6
Net output depends on the
arrangement.
CC arrangements are possible
with different steam turbines.

6.7 8.7 573 25 1
~20 7.6 x 2.1 x 2.6
Net output depends on the
arrangement.
20.2 91 477 25
1 x FT8-3
20.2 182 477 25

2 x FT8-3
21.6 92 504 25
Dual pressure steam cycle
21.7 94 504 25
21.8 93 511 25
24.9 115 482 25
Single pressure steam cycle,

24.9 115 482 25
fred to 730oC (1346F)
35 159 430 25
Dual pressure, water injection
Fired to 542oC (1007F), 1p,

35 159 430 25
water injection

35 159 430 25
water injection
34 155 434 25
Dual pressure

38 179 420 25
water injection

38 179 420 25
water injection
37.5 179 425 25

35 160.5 429 25

35 160.5 429 25
water injection

35 160.5 429 25
water injection
34 157.5 432 25
Dual pressure
Fired to 542oC (1007F),
38 172 426 25
1p, water injection
Fired to 542oC (1007F),

38 172 426 25
2p, water injection

37.5 170.5 428 25

Manufacturer Model
SGT-100, EG 5.05
11,914 50/60
SGT-100, EG 5.4
11,613 50/60
SGT-100, MD 5.7
10,948
SGT-200, MD 7.68
10,776
SGT-200, EG 6.75
11,492 50/60
SGT-300, EG 7.9
11,773 50/60
SGT-300, MD 8.2
10,400
SGT-400, EG 12.9
10,355 50/60
SGT-400, EG 14.4
10,084 50/60
SGT-400, MD 13.4
9943
SGT-400, MD 15
9684
SGT-500, EG 19.1
10,664 50/60
SGT-500, MD 19.52
10,432
SGT-500, MN 17
11,250
Siemens
SGT-600, EG 24.77
10,533 50/60
SGT-600, MD 25.43
10,256
SGT-700, EG 32.82
9675 50/60
SGT-700, MD 33.67
9630
SGT-750, EG 35.93
9296 50/60
SGT-750, MD 37.11
9002
SGT-800, EG 47.50
9557 50/60
SGT-800, EG 50.50
9407 50/60
SGT6-2000E 112
10620 33.9 60 3600
SGT5-2000E 172
10190 35.3 50 3000
SGT6-5000F 232
9278 38.8 60 3600
SGT5-4000F 295
9053 40 50 3000
SGT6-8000H 274
8999 40 60 3600
SGT5-8000H 375
8999 40 50 3000
Manufacturer Model Year Gross

output (MW) Net output (MW) Heat rate (kJ/kWh) Net effciency
(%)
1x1 6B 3-series 1987 65.8

64.8 7141 50.4
2x1 6B 3-series 1979 132.8
130,9 7072 50.9
1x1 6F 3-series 1991 120.2
118.4 6540 55
2x1 6F 3-series 1991 243
239.4 6470 55.6
1x1 9E 3-series 1979 196.1
193.2 6932 51.9
2x1 9E 3-series 1979 397.1
391.4 6837 52.7
1x1 9F 3-series 1994 402.2
397.1 6295 57.2
2x1 9F 3-series 1994 808.4
798.7 6260 57.5
1x1 9F 5-series 2003 460.2
454. 1 6074 59.3
GE Energy 2x1 9F 5-series 2003 925
913.6 6027 59.7
(Heavy Duty,
Combined Cycle) 1x1 9F 7-series 2011 518.9
512. 5902 61
2x1 9F 7-series 2011 1039.3
1025.6 5892 61.1
1x1 7E 3-series 1977 137.2

135.4 7048 51.1
2x1 7E 3-series 1979 273.8

270.1 7063 51
1x1 7F 3-series 2008 280.5
277.3 6235 57.4
2x1 7F 3-series 2008 566.7
559.7 6152 57.9
1x1 7F 5-series 2009 323.3
323 6153 58.2
2x1 7F 5-series 2009 656.4
655. 6491 59.0
109H 1997 527.0
520 6000 60
107H 1997 405.4
400 6000 60

Exhaust
Exhaust mass NOx emissions
Start-up time Dimensions
fow (kg/s) (ppmv)
(minutes) LxWxH (metres)
(C)
14 20 545 25
EG = electric generator
15.6 21 531 25
14.9 20 543 25
MD = mechanical drive
12.3 29.5 493 15
12.2 29.3 466 25
13.7 30.2 542 15
13.3 29 498 15
16.8 39 555 15
18.9 44 546 15
16.8 39 555 15
18.9 44 546 15
13 97.9 369 42
150 21.3 x 4 x 9.1 EG = electric generator
13 97.9 369 42
30 11 x 3.4 x 4 MD = mechanical drive
12 93 379 42
MN = marine propulsion
14 80 543 25
123 19.2 x 4.6 x 4 EG = electric generator
14 80 543 25
50 11.6 x 4 x 4 MD = mechanical drive
18.7 95 533 15
144 19.2 x 4.6 x 4 EG = electric generator
18.7 95 533 15
63 11.6 x 4 x 4 MD = mechanical drive
23.8 113.3 462 15
23.8 113.3 462 15
20.4 132.8 541 15
21.1 134.2 553 15
12.1 365 541 25
163 11.6 x 10.4 x 7
12.1 531 537 25
216 14 x 12.5 x 8.5
18.9 551 593 9
193 10.1 x 4 x 4
18.8 692 586 25
312 11 x 4.9 x 4.9
19.5 604 617 25
286 11 x 4.3x 4.3
19.2 829 627 25
390 13.1 x 4.9 x 4.9
Frequency (Hz) Condenser pressure (inHg) Gas turbine power (MW)

Steam turbine power (MW) Gas turbine power (MW) Steam turbine
power (MW)
50/60 1.2 42.5

233.3 42.5 23.3
50/60 1.2 84.8
48 84.8 48
50/60 1.2 78.3
41.9 78.3 41.9
50/60 1.2 156.9
86.1 156.9 86.1
50 1.2 129.4
66.7 129.4 66.7
50 1.2 259.8
137.3 259.8 137.3
50 1.2 259.8
142.4 259.8 142.4
50 1.2 519.5
288.9 519.5 288.9
50 1.2 295.6
164.6 295.6 164.6
50 1.2 592.5
332.5 592.5 332.5
50 1.2 338.7
180.2 338.7 180.2
50 1.2 679.4
359.9 679.4 359.9
60 1.2 88
49.2 88 49.2
60 1.2 176
97.8 176 97.8
60 1.2 183.9
96.7 183.8 96.7
60 1.2 367.7
199 367.7 199
60 1.2 216
109.3 214 109.3
60 1.2
228.4 428 228.4
50 1.2
60 1.2
Steam Turbine Data
Power rating Shaft speed

Dimensions Inlet temp. Inlet pressure Gas fow rate
OEM Model Type/Application
Notes
(MW) (rpm)
LxWxH (metres) (oC) (bar) (m3/h)
3.6 x 14
CCPP/biomass/
(30 MW turbine
industrial
+ generator,
applications/
typical),
GRT 560 420011000
540 125
waste-to-energy/
CSP/conventional
4.7 x 20
power plants
(60MW turbine +
generator, typical)
Geothermal
Depending on
GST 1560 30003600
power plants
confguration
CCPP/biomass/
industrial
applications/
Depending on
MT 50150 30003600
565 140
waste-to-energy/
confguration
CSP/conventional
power plants
Cogneration
Depending on
COMAX 100400 30003600
565 140
applications
confguration
Alstom Combined-cycle
Depending on
STF15C 100250 30003600
565/565 165/15
power plants
confguration
Combined-cycle
Depending on
STF30C 150400 30003600
585/585 185/45
power plants
confguration
Steam
Depending on
STF25 100350 30003600
540/540
power plants
confguration
Steam
Depending on
STF40 250700 30003600
600/620 300/65
power plants
confguration
Steam
Depending on
STF60 500900 30003600
600/620 300/65
power plantss
confguration
Steam
Depending on
STF100 7001200 30003600
600/620 300/65
power plants
confguration
Nuclear
Depending on Adaptable to
STN series 100800 30003600
250290 4275
applications
confguration any reactor
ARABELLETM Nuclear
800 1300 15001800
250290 4275
1000 applications
ARABELLETM Nuclear
13001900 15001800
250290 4275
1700 applications
50/60 Hz
GT Series Geothermal 20150
1 to 2-cylinder Up to 240 Up to 20
applicable
50/60 Hz
MCT Series Cogeneration 100250
1 to 2-cylinder Up to 565 Up to 140 Non-reheat
applicable
50/60 Hz
MT10 Combined cycle 40250
1-cylinder Up to 565 Up to 140 Non-reheat
applicable
Ansaldo Energia
50/60 Hz
Up to
MT20 Combined cycle 150350
2-cylinder Up to 170 Non-reheat
applicable
565/565
Combined cycle, 50/60 Hz

Up to
MT15 90300
2-cylinder Up to 170 Reheat
fossil, solar applicable
565/565
Combined cycle, 50/60 Hz

Up to
RT30 150400
3 to 4-cylinder Up to 300 Reheat
fossil applicable
600/620
50/60 Hz
Up to
RT70 Fossil 4001000
4 to 5-cylinder Up to 300 Reheat
applicable
600/620
Single-casing/ 8000,
SKODA
fossil, CCPP, up to 35 50/60 Hz
up to 540 up to 140
MTD20
renewables applicable
Single-casing/ 5500
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SKODA
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up to 540 up to 140
MTD30
renewables applicable
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up to 165 Reheating
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580/580
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MTD50 applicable
580/580
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Power rating Shaft speed Dimensions Inlet temp. Inlet

pressure Gas fow rate
Notes
(MW) (rpm) LxWxH (metres) (oC) (bar)

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up to 580 up to 180,
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2590 540 140
air energy storage)
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Combined heat
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MARC 1 generation for
24 450 65
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renewable energy
and WtE
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Turbo SE and power
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510 520 90
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Power rating Shaft

speed Dimensions Inlet temp. Inlet pressure Gas fow rate
Notes
(MW) (rpm)
Condensing
turbine, with steam
T-30/40-2,9 reheat for industrial 30/40 3000
9.8 x 5.3 x 4.3 410 2.9 220
purposes and
district heating/TPP
Condensing
turbine, with steam
T-65/75-
reheat for industrial 65/75 3000
14.3 x 5.3 x 4.2 555 12.8 400
130/13
purposes and
district heating/TPP
Backpresure
P-50/60-130 50/60 3000
8.9 x 3.6 x 4.6 555 12.8 490
turbine / TPP
Condensing
turbine, with
T-90/100- steam reheat for
91 3000
14.8 x 6.5 x 4 555 12.8 470
130/13-1M industrial purposes
and district
heating/TPP
Backpresure
P-85-8,8/0,2 85 3000
9.5 x 3.6 x 2.43 535 8.8 450
turbine/TPP
Condensing
turbine, with steam
KT-115-8,8 extraction for 115 3000
14.4 x 5.6 x 2.9 500 8.8 446
Power Machines district heating
/TPP
Condensing
K-210-130-8 210 3000
19 x 6.5 x 5.5 540 12.8 640
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Condensing
K-255-162-2 255 3000
22.7 x 11.4 x 6.8 540 15.9 700
turbine/TPP
Condensing
K-165-130 165 3000
14.6 x 7.6 x 5.8 540 12.8 480
turbine/TPP
Condensing
K-225-12,8-3 225 3000
20 x 8.5 x 5.7 540 12.8 540
turbine/TPP
Condensing
K-168-107 167 3000
17.1 x 8.5 x 5.7 525 10.5 442
turbine/TPP
Condensing
K-110-6,5 110/114 3000
16.4 x 8.5 x 5.7 497 6.5 309.3
turbine/CCP
Condensing
K-110-140 110/123 3000
17.2 x 5 x 5.2 535 13.7 326
turbine/TPP
Condensing
T-120-12,8 120 3000
14.9 x 5.9 x 5.1 565 12.8 470
turbine/TPP
Condensing
T-125/150-7,4 125 3000
16.6 x 8.5 x 5.7 500 7.4 525
turbine/CCP

Steam Turbine Data
Power rating Shaft

speed Dimensions Inlet temp. Inlet pressure Gas fow rate
Notes
(MW) (rpm)
T-130/160- Condensing
130/160 3000
15.3 x 8.5 x 5.5 555 12.8 500
12,8 turbine/TPP
Extraction turbine/
T-150-7,7 150/160 3000
17 x 8.5 x 5.7 510 7.7 309.3
CCP
T-185/210- Extraction turbine/

186/210 3000
23.6 x 9.6 x 6.1 558 16 576
16,0-P TPP
Condensing
K-300-170-1P 300/310 3000
24.7 x 11.4 x 6.9 540 16.7 960
turbine/NPP
Condensing
K-330-23,5 330 3000
21.2 x 8.9 x 6.1 540 23.5 1050
turbine/TPP
K-800- Condensing
Power Machines 885 3000
41.6 x 11.4 x 6.9 485 12.8 3180
130/3000 turbine /TPP
Condensing
K-660-247 660/686 3000
36.5 x 9.8 x 6 537 24.3 2023.8
turbine/TPP
K-1000- Condensing
1030 3000
51.8 x 11.4 x 6.9 274.3 5.88 5870
60/3000 turbine/NPP
K-1000- Condensing
995 3000
41.8 x 11.4 x 6.9 274.3 5.88 5980
60/3000-2 turbine/NPP
K-1000- Condensing
1014 3000
33.8 x 16.3 x 7.8 274.3 5.88 5980
60/3000-3 turbine/NPP
Condensing
K-1200-6,8/50 1200 3000
53 x 11.4 x 6.9 505 6.8 4793
turbine/NPP
SST-010 up to 0.11
1.2 x 0.8 x 0.9
SST-040 up to 0.3
2.5 x 1.5 x 2 up to 400 up to 40 up to 15,000
SST-050 up to 0.75
1 x 1 x 1.3
SST-060 up to 6
1.5 x 2.5 x 2.5 up to 131
SST-100 up to 8.5 up to
7500 8 x 3.7 x 3.4 up to 480 up to 65
SST-110 up to 7
6 x 2.8 x 3.2 up to 131
SST-111 up to 12
9x4x4 up to 530 up to 131
SST-150 up to 20 up to
13300 12 x 4 x 5 up to 505 up to 103
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4 x 2 x 2.5 up to 520 up to 110
12000 12 x 4 x 5 up to 520 up to 120
SST-400 up to 65 3000
8000 18 x 8.5 x 5.5 up to 540 up to 140
15000 19 x 6 x 5 up to 400 up to 30
SST-600 up to 150 3000

18000 19 x 6 x 5 up to 565 up to 165
SST-6000 300-1200
up to 600 up to 300
SST-700 up to 175 3000

13200 22 x 15 x 6 up to 585 up to 165
SST-800 up to 250 3000

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SST-900 up to 250 3000

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Gibraltar Chimney International
Global Training Solutions Inc
Exhaust & Inlet Inspection and
Gas turbine inlet cooling
Hitachi Power Europe GmbH
Ductwork Reporting Services
HPI LLC
AAF International International Energy Systems (1983) Ltd
Diverter Dampers SCR & CO Catalyst
AAF Ltd
Systems
Advanced Filtration Concepts Inc
International Power Machinery Co
Expansion Joints
Kawasaki Gas Turbine Europe GmbH
AxEnergy Ltd LAI International Inc
Borescopes-R-Us
LM Alternatives Inc
Braden Manufacturing LLC MAN Diesel & Turbo SE
Camfl Farr Power Systems AB MAPNA Group
Camfl Farr Power Systems GmbH Maximum Turbine Support Inc
Colmac Coil Manufacturing Inc Mee Industries Inc
Dectron Internationale Inc
A Global Power Company
Mid America Engine Inc
Donaldson Co Inc Minco UK Ltd
Everest Sciences Inc Mitsubishi Power Systems Europe Ltd
FP Turbomachinery BV OPRA Turbines
www.braden.com
FP Turbomachinery Consultants GmbH Pelrine and Buchanans Maritime Trading
Hitachi Power Europe GmbH Worldwide
LAI International Inc
Petrotech Inc STF SpA

Lube-oil systems Carlos Bertschi Srl
Power Developments International FZCO Super Radiator Coils
GEA Renzmann & Grnewald GmbH CAS DataLoggers
Pratt & Whitney Power Systems UNEX Scambio Termico Srl
Lincoln GmbH Omega Engineeering Inc
PSM - an Alstom Co
VISA Petrochemical Products Ltd
Rolls-Royce Heat recovery systems/
Pumps
Rotating Machinery Services Inc - RMS HRSGs
Score Energy Gas Turbine Services
Lubricants Andritz AG
Acier MCM Steel (Dampex)
The Dow Chemical Co Boerger Pumps Asia Pte Ltd
Siemens AG Energy Sector
Bran & Luebbe
Anguil Environmental Systems Inc
ExxonMobil Lubricants & Petroleum
Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery Ltd
Broad USA Inc
Ansaldo Caldaie SpA
Specialties
Siemens Energy
Buffalo Pumps
APROVIS Energy Systems GmbH
Lincoln GmbH
STAR & STAR Field Fit Inc (Steam Turbine
ClydeUnion Pumps, an SPX brand
Babcock Power Inc
Lubrication Engineers Inc
Alternative Resources)
FELUWA Pumpen GmbH
Bono Energia SpA
Maryn International Ltd
Stork Turbo Blading
Flowserve Corp
Clayton of Belgium NV
Shell Lubricants
Sulzer Turbo Services
Flowserve Corp FCD
Cleaver-Brooks Engineered Boiler
Systems VISA Petrochemical Products Ltd
Sulzer Turbo Services Houston Inc
Gorman-Rupp Co
Clyde Bergemann Bachmann Inc
TST-Turbo Service & Trading GmbH
Goulds Pumps
Turbine Technology Services Corp
Microturbines Johnson Pump
CMI Energy
Alturdyne
TurboCare
KSB Aktiengesellschaft
CMI Industry Americas
Turbomach SA
Micont-Valves BV
Cochran Ltd
MECOS AG
Turbotect Ltd
Process Plugins Inc
Dresser-Rand
Turbocam Europe Ltd
Wabash Power Equipment Co
PumpScout
Duct Balloon
Wood Group GTS
Reagan Equipment Co Inc
Energomash (Belgorod) - BZEM JSC
Monitoring equipment
Zokman Products Inc
SAMPI SpA
ERI (Energy Recovery International)
combustion control SPX Flow Technology
Gears Hamon Deltak Inc
BFI Automation GmbH Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co
Lufkin Industries Inc Helmick Corp
Emerson Process Management Voith Turbo GmbH & Co KG
Philadelphia Gear, a Timken Brand Innovative Steam Technologies (IST)
HOERBIGER - Altronic Engine Solutions Vooner FloGard Corp
RENK AG MAPNA Group
PIA Inc
SSS Gears Ltd Nooter/Eriksen Srl
Turbine Technology Services Corp Reheaters
Voith Turbo BHS Getriebe GmbH SEIRIS
Balcke-Drr GmbH
STF SpA
continuous emission monitoring Gaumer Process
Generators Stork Turbo Blading
equipment
Alstom Power XERVON Energy GmbH
AMETEK Power Instruments Rental equipment
BRUSH
DURAG Group Applied Gas Turbines
GE Indicators
Industrial Accessories Co-IAC Borescopes-R-Us
JEUMONT Electric
ComRent International LLC
Marelli Motori SpA flow
emissions EPG Enginuity Portable Grid
National Electric Coil Endress+Hauser Instruments
International GP Strategies Corp ESCO Tool
Power Machines AG
Turbine Technology Services Corp ESI Inc of Tennessee
Powertech Labs Inc icenta Controls Ltd
Gaumer Process
SENSOPLAN GmbH Magnetrol International Inc
temperature HYTORC
Sheldon Andrews Inc Racine Flow Meter Group
AP Sensing GmbH Nationwide Boiler Inc
Sko-Die Inc
Dynamic Ratings Inc
Stork Technical Services GmbH
level
Fozmula Ltd
Niagara Blower Heat Transfer Solutions

Clark-Reliance Corp
Technidea Corp
Sulzer Turbo Services
SAT Infrared Technology Co Ltd
Sulzer Turbo Services Houston Inc Endress+Hauser Instruments
International Thermo Electric Co
AG
Seals
PT Sulzer Turbo Services Indonesia
VibroSystM Inc
Fozmula Ltd
Flexitallic Ltd
Sulzer Turbo Services Rotterdam BV
icenta Controls Ltd
general Flowserve Corp
Sulzer Turbo Services Venlo BV
Magnetrol International Inc
AP Sensing GmbH Frenzelit North America Inc
Wood Group GTS
Orion Instruments LLC
Artec SpA IDG-Dichtungstechnik GmbH
K C Engineering
Heaters pressure
Dynamic Ratings Inc
Mersen
AMWEI Thermistor
Meggitt Sensing Systems
Endress+Hauser Instruments
International SKF Sealing Solutions
Austria GmbH
Armstrong-Hunt Inc AG
Turbo Parts LLC
Balcke-Drr GmbH Racine Flow Meter Group
Multipollutant emissions
CCI Thermal Technologies Inc
control Sensors
Gaumer Process temperature
Albemarle Corp AMWEI Thermistor
Endress+Hauser Instruments
International Babcock Power Environmental Inc Fozmula Ltd
Heat exchangers AG
Callidus Technologies by Honeywell FSI Technologies Inc
Aguidrovert Solar SL - Energia Termica HARCO
Fuel Tech Srl HARCO
Fotovoltaica Y Biomasa Racine Flow Meter Group
ALZ GmbH SAT Infrared Technology Co Ltd
Nitrogen oxide control Meggitt Sensing Systems
Ambassador Heat Transfer Co
systems Mors Smitt BV
AMETEK Fluoropolyer Products Inspection equipment
ATCO Emissions Management Inc Omega Engineeering Inc
Anguil Environmental Systems Inc FAMAT SA
TEMTO Technology Co Ltd
Babcock Power Environmental Inc

APL Apparatebau GmbH FSI Technologies Inc
Thermo Electric Co
Braden Manufacturing LLC

APROVIS Energy Systems GmbH H&L Instruments LLC
Unison
Callidus Technologies by Honeywell

Armstrong-Hunt Inc Machida Inc
United Process Controls
Cormetech Inc
Balcke-Drr GmbH SAT Infrared Technology Co Ltd
EmeraChem
BioSpark Clean Energy LLC
Steam generators
Haldor Topsoe A/S

Bowman Heat Exchangers Instruments, measuring
Haldor Topsoe Inc Aadhunik Global Energy
Cannon Boiler Works Inc AMOtronics
Nationwide Boiler Inc APROVIS Energy Systems GmbH
CIAT Bandweaver Ltd
STF SpA Baumgarte Boiler Systems GmbH
Colmac Coil Manufacturing Inc Carlos Bertschi Srl
Wahlco Inc Bono Energia SpA
CSC SpA Emerson Process Management
Bosch Industriekessel GmbH
DDI Heat Exchangers Inc
ENALCO BV
Endress+Hauser BV
Piping Cleaver-Brooks Engineered Boiler Systems
Euroturbine BV
BEUMER Group GmbH & Co KG CMI Energy
FACO SpA Global Monitoring
Bristol Piping Hitachi Power Europe GmbH
GEA Energietechnik GmbH HART Communication Foundation
DEE Development Engineers Ltd HPI LLC
GEA Heat Exchangers GmbH Hioki EE Corp
Fabricated Plastics Ltd Hurst Boiler & Welding Co Inc
GEA Renzmann & Grnewald GmbH Honeywell Process Solutions
Schwarze - Robitec GmbH Indeck Power Equipment Co
Luvata Sderkping AB Mors Smitt BV
Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co Innovative Steam Technologies (IST)
MIDIT Srl Optocon AG
Unison Leslie Controls Inc
Ormat Nevada Inc Orion Instruments LLC
United Conveyor Corp Nieing Anlagenbau GmbH
Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd Racine Flow Meter Group
Victaulic Pelrine and Buchanans Maritime Trading
Rely (UK) Precision Castings SAT Infrared Technology Co Ltd
Zeleziarne Podbrezova Worldwide
Schutte & Koerting Sohre Turbomachinery Inc
Technopa GmbH
Sentry Equipment Corp Technidea Corp
Pressure monitoring, Wabash Power Equipment Co

Smithco Engineering Inc TEMTO Technology Co Ltd
SPX Flow Technology Vaisala Inc
measuring
SPX Heat Transfer
AMETEK Power Instruments

Steam separators and Siemens AG Energy Sector

ap+m Swagelok Co
Siemens Energy
Apollo Valves Tech Products Inc
traps SKODA POWER Ltd
ARCA Regler GmbH Dr Thiedig GmbH & Co KG
CU Services LLC SKODA POWER Pvt Ltd
Assured Automation Turbine Technology Services Corp
Spilling Energie Systeme GmbH
Bonetti SpA - NACB LLC Turbo Parts LLC
Steam turbine parts, SRI Chakravarthi & Co
CCI United Conveyor Corp
components and STAR & STAR Field Fit Inc (Steam
Turbine Clyde Bergemann Bachmann Inc Valvulas Jola
CONVAL Victaulic Co of America
accessories Stork Turbo Blading
Copes-Vulcan, an SPX Brand Voith Turbo GmbH & Co KG
BELTRAME CSE Srl Sulzer Turbo Services Houston Inc
CU Services LLC Weir Power & Industrial
Dresser-Rand TGM Kanis Turbinen GmbH
Discovery Technology Intl Welland & Tuxhorn
FIAV L MAZZACCHERA SpA Franco Tosi Meccanica SpA
Dresser Inc Woodward GmbH
GE TST-Turbo Service & Trading GmbH
Everlasting Valve Co Young & Franklin Inc
GEA Renzmann & Grnewald GmbH TurboCare
FAMAT SA
Process Plugins Inc
Sound Technologies - Engineered Silencer
Flowserve Corp Vibration
Wood Group GTS
Flowserve Corp FCD
Systems
Global Power Plant Services
analysis
Stork Turbo Blading
CEMB SpA
Franco Tosi Meccanica SpA
Superheaters
Goulds Pumps
Data Physics Corp

Balcke-Drr GmbH
Turbocam Europe Ltd
Hilliard Corp HTRI Asia-Pacifc
Turbo Parts LLC Metso Power
HTRI EMEA
HOERBIGER - Altronic Engine Solutions

Imbibitive Technologies
Temperature monitoring
control
Jamison Products LP
Steam turbines and measuring
KSB Aktiengesellschaft
CEMB SpA
Technicon Acoustics
Alstom Power equipment
Ansaldo Energia SpA
Leslie Controls Inc
Copower LLC
AMWEI Thermistor
monitoring
Bandweaver Ltd
Maxon - a Honeywell Co
Doosan Power Systems Americas
CEMB SpA
CAS DataLoggers
Meggitt Control Systems
Dresser-Rand
VibroSystM Inc
Fozmula Ltd
Micont-Valves BV
Dresser-Rand Co Ltd HARCO
MK Consulting
Elliott Group Optocon AG
NACB LLC
GE Thermo Electric Co
OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH SERVICES
Gibraltar Chimney International
Petrotech Inc
Hitachi Power Europe GmbH Turbomachinery controls
ProMation Engineering Inc Alignment/balancing
HPI LLC
Regeltechnik Kornwestheim GmbH
ABB Turbo Systems Ltd
Fixturlaser AB
International Energy Systems (1983) Ltd
Rely Precision Castings
HPI LLC
PRFTECHNIK Alignment Systems
International Power Machinery Co
Rely (UK) Precision Castings
STAR & STAR Field Fit Inc (Steam
Turbine Voith Turbo BHS Getriebe
GmbH
Rotork plc
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE
Schenck Process Bearings
Voith Turbo GmbH & Co KG
M+M Turbinen-Technik GmbH
Scherzinger Pump Technology K C Engineering
MAPNA Group
Schutte & Koerting
Mitsubishi Power Systems Europe Ltd Valves
SIPOS Aktorik GmbH
Petrotech Inc Acier MCM Steel (Dampex)
SPX Flow Technology
Cogeneration
Rolls-Royce Amri Inc - a KSB Co
Dynamic Systems Inc
STEJASA Agregados Industriales SA
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GE - Jenbacher Gas Engines Fixturlaser AB

Nooter/Eriksen Inc Pumps and compressors
METKA FP Turbomachinery BV
Structural Integrity Associates Inc
NEWPOLYGEN FP Turbomachinery Consultants GmbH
overhauling
STEJASA Agregados Industriales SA ITH Engineering Inc
Inspection services Andritz AG
Topomaster Ltd LM Alternatives Inc
Fixturlaser AB
Balcke-Drr GmbH
Vireo Energy Financial Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas Inc
Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co
Buckley Industrial
MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg
Wood Group GTS
CMI Energy
Combustion diagnostics GmbH
GE rebuilding
and testing Rochem Technical Services
HSB Global Standards
Andritz AG
OUESTime
Inspecteam Hydro
Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co
PSM - an Alstom Co
Lightning Eliminators & Consultants Inc
Zeeco Inc
TSG Ferrybridge - Maintenance &
Topomaster Ltd repair

Engineering
Andritz AG
Condensers
Instrumentation and Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co
TurboCare
control systems
cleaning
Repair services, general
Balcke-Drr GmbH
Wood Group GTS
calibration
Sensor Developments Inc Andritz AG

Beaudrey American Services overhauling
Turbine Technology Services Corp Borescopes-R-Us
E Beaudrey et Cie (Beaudrey) Aeroderivative Gas Turbine Support Inc
ClydeUnion Pumps, an SPX brand
Ovivo Middle East LLC Chromalloy
maintenance E.ON Anlagenservice
Ovivo UK Ltd LM Alternatives Inc
Flexitallic Ltd
HART Communication Foundation

Specialised Overhaul Service P/L Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas Inc
FMT Group

repair MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg
Turbine Technology Services Corp Goulds Pumps
Ambassador Heat Transfer Co GmbH
Hardwear Pty Ltd
Balcke-Drr GmbH PAS Technologies Inc
repair Hydratight
RetubeCo Inc Score Energy Gas Turbine Services
Turbine Technology Services Corp Hydratight Ltd
Stork Turbo Blading
Liburdi Turbine Services Inc
retubing Wood Group GTS
Lube oil Stork Technical Services GmbH
Ambassador Heat Transfer Co
ExxonMobil Lubricants & Petroleum PT Sulzer Turbo Services Indonesia
Balcke-Drr GmbH
rebuilding
Specialties
RetubeCo Inc Aeroderivative Gas Turbine Support Inc
Shell Lubricants
Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas Inc
Weir Power & Industrial
Corrosion control and
Maintenance services
Steam generators,
monitoring servicing
Ansaldo Energia SpA
ATI Nuclear Energy Allied Power Group LLC
Endress+Hauser BV maintenance and repair
Structural Integrity Associates Inc ap+m
ExxonMobil Lubricants & Petroleum Hydratight Ltd
Chromalloy
Specialties Powertech Labs Inc
Gas turbine inlet cooling ExxonMobil Lubricants & Petroleum
GE TransGlobal Energy Inc
Specialties
HL Insulation Ltd URS
design/engineering FMT Group
Industrial Accessories Co-IAC
AAF International GE
Metso Power Steam turbines
MWM GmbH
AxEnergy Ltd LM Alternatives Inc
PIA Inc
aligning
Colmac Coil Manufacturing Inc MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg
Fixturlaser AB
Everest Sciences Inc GmbH
TIC - The Industrial Co
Topomaster Ltd TMS Turbomaschinenservice GmbH

FP Turbomachinery BV Pratt & Whitney Power Systems
FP Turbomachinery Consultants GmbH Stork Technical Services GmbH
Torresol Energy blade repair
Kiewit TST-Turbo Service & Trading GmbH
URS
Hardwear Pty Ltd

Mee Industries Inc Turbine Technology Services Corp
Wamar International Co
Power Machines
Pneumafl Corp Wood Group GTS
TMS Turbomaschinenservice GmbH
Mechanical failure
feasibility studies Heat exchangers
analysis installation
Mee Industries Inc coil upgrading
ExxonMobil Lubricants & Petroleum FMT Group
Balcke-Drr GmbH
Specialties Graycor
maintenance/repair
TMS Turbomaschinenservice GmbH
Colmac Coil Manufacturing Inc
AAF International
AxEnergy Ltd
Metal fabricating and maintenance

inspection
machining
GE Optimization & Control Balcke-Drr GmbH
Dresser-Rand Co Ltd
McGuffy Industries Inc
DEE Development Engineers Ltd GE
HSB Global Standards
Dynamic Systems Inc GE Optimization & Control

Gas turbines rebuilding
Hydratight Helmut Mauell GmbH
METKA ITH Engineering Inc

Balcke-Drr GmbH
blade repair RetubeCo Inc
Metso Power SKODA POWER Ltd

Allied Power Group LLC
Sko-Die Inc SKODA POWER Pvt Ltd
Chromalloy retubing
TIC - The Industrial Co Stork Technical Services GmbH
H&L Instruments LLC Balcke-Drr GmbH
Liburdi Turbine Services Inc ESCO Tool
Monitoring Sulzer Turbo Services Rotterdam BV
Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas Inc RetubeCo Inc
CITI - North America Corona Inspection Sulzer Turbo Services Venlo BV
MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg Smithco Engineering Inc
Training Institute TMS Turbomaschinenservice GmbH
GmbH Zeleziarne Podbrezova
Elcon International AB Franco Tosi Meccanica SpA
PAS Technologies Inc
Encore Networks TSG Ferrybridge - Maintenance &
Power Machines tube cleaning
EUtech Scientifc Engineering GmbH Engineering
Pratt & Whitney Power Systems Balcke-Drr GmbH
PIA Inc TST-Turbo Service & Trading GmbH
Prvni Brnenska Strojirna Velka Bites as Beaudrey American Services
PSM - an Alstom Co TurboCare
PSM - an Alstom Co E Beaudrey et Cie (Beaudrey)
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Inc Wood Group GTS
Score Energy Gas Turbine Services Ovivo Middle East LLC
Turbotect Ltd Ovivo UK Ltd
VibroSystM Inc overhauling
Specialised Overhaul Service P/L
installation
Outage services Stork Turbo Blading
ap+m tube plugging
AREVA TMS Turbomaschinenservice GmbH
FMT Group Balcke-Drr GmbH
Climax Portable Machining & Welding Franco Tosi Meccanica SpA
Graycor JEUMONT Electric
Systems
Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas Inc
CMI Energy Vibration control
Power Developments International FZCO Heat recovery/HRSGs
GE balancing
CMI Energy
Hydratight
maintenance Innovative Steam Technologies (IST)
Hydratight Ltd
CEMB SpA
Allied Power Group LLC
Kuttner LLC (also Kuttner North
America) Metso Power monitoring
Mech-well Industries Ltd
SIPOS Aktorik GmbH CEMB SpA
ap+m
METKA
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Chromalloy
NEWPOLYGEN
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Company
Classifed Listing
Aadhunik Global Energy AEG Power Solutions
AMETEK Power Instruments Applied Gas Turbines
c/o Tinytech Plants, Tagore Rd, Rajkot, Emil-Siepmann Str 32, Warstein D59581
255 N Union St, Rochester, NY 14605, (div of Mid-America Engine Inc),
2500
Gujarat 360002 India, Germany, +49-2902-763-0,
USA, +1-585-263-7700, State Hwy 160, Warrior, AL
+91-281-2480166, ne.europe@aegps.com, www.aegps.com
power.sales@ametek.com, 35180, USA, +1-205-647-4312,
energy@tinytechindia.com, Contact: Sls Dir Germany, Mid/Eastern
www.ametekpower.com info@appliedgasturbines.com,
www.tinytechindia.com Europe, Friedbert Fischer
Contact: Prod Mgr, Steve Bleier www.appliedgasturbines.com
Contact: Man Dir, Veljibhai Desai
Contact: Sls Mgr, Art Sigler
Aeroderivative Gas Turbine
AMOtronics
AAF International Support Inc
(sub of Data Acquisition), Otto-Blumenthal-Str APROVIS Energy Systems
Gas Turbine Div, 9920 Corporate Campus 1141 S Rogers Cir, Suite 11, Boca
Raton, 25, Aachen 52074 Germany, GmbH
Dr, Suite 2200, Louisville, KY 40223, USA, FL 33487, USA, +1-561-994-0000,
+49-241-8867-128, info@amotronics.de, Ornbauer Str 10, Weidenbach D-
91746
+1-502-637-0132, cfrankel@aafintl.com, sales@agtsi.com, www.agtsi.com
www.amotronics.de Germany, +49-9826-6583-0,
www.aafgtsolutions.com Contact: Pres, Alan Mibab
Contact: Sls/Mktg Dir, Martin Hessing info@aprovis-gmbh.de,
Contact: Inside Sls, Lee Coleman
www.aprovis-gmbh.de
Aguidrovert Solar SL - Energia
Amri Inc - a KSB Co Contact: Prod Mgr, Michael Kalb
AAF Ltd Termica Fotovoltaica Y
Valves & Actuators Div, (sub of KSB AG),
Bassington Industrial Estate, Cramlington, Biomasa
2045 Silber Rd, Houston, TX 77055, USA, AP Sensing GmbH
Northumberland NE23 8AF, UK, Miguel de Cervantes 20, Zaragoza
+1-713-682-0000, info@amrivalves.com, Herrenbergerstr 130, Boeblingen
71034
+44-1670-713-477, 50006 Spain, +34-976-302135,
www.amrivalves.com Germany, +49-7031-309-6610,
lynne.jackson@aafgb.com, info@aguidrovert.com,
info@apsensing.com, www.apsensing.com
www.aafintl.com
AMWEI Thermistor
www.aguidrovert.com
Contact: Comms Dir, Miguel Gutirrez
11-502 Songpingshan, Langshan Rd Aquatech International Corp
Aarding Thermal Acoustics BV
Nanshan, Shenzhen, Guangdong 1 Four Coins Dr, Canonsburg, PA
15317,
Industrieweg 59, Nunspeet 8071 CS Albemarle Corp
518057 China, +86-755-2657-0111, USA, +1-724-746-5300,
The Netherlands, +31-341-252-635, Mercury Control Div, 451 Florida St,
sales@amwei.com, www.amwei.com aic@aquatech.com, www.aquatech.com
info@aarding.com, www.aarding.com Baton Rouge, LA 70801,
Contact: Sls Mgr, Rosa Yu Contact: Sr Sls Mgr, Terry LaPrise
USA, +1-225-388-7402,
ABB Inc
Andritz AG ARCA Regler GmbH
mercury@albemarle.com,
Power Conversion Div, 10300 Henri www.albemarle.com
Pumps Div, Stattegger Str 18, Graz 8045 Kempener Str 18, Toenisvorst 47918
Bourassa Blvd W, St Laurent, QC
Austria, +43-316-6902-2133, Germany, +49-2156-7709-0,
H4S 1N6, Canada, Allen-Sherman-Hoff
guenter.haiden@andritz.com, sale@arca-valve.com, www.arca-
valve.com
+1-514-332-5350, pes@ca.abb.com, (div of Diamond Power International
Inc), www.andritz.com/pumps Contact: Sr Eng, Harald
Seidler
www.abb.com/powerelectronics 457 Creamery Way, Exton, PA 19341,
Contact: Sls/Mktg Mgr, Guenter Haiden
Contact: Dir Sls/Mktg, Derek Monk USA, +1-484-875-1600, www.a-s-h.com
AREVA
Anguil Environmental Systems 7135 Minstrel Way, Suite 102,

Columbia,
ABB Pte Ltd Allied Power Group LLC
Inc MD 21045, USA, +1-434-832-3702,
Power Systems Div, 2 Ayer Rajah Crescent, 10131 Mills Rd, Houston, TX 77070,
8855 N 55th St, Milwaukee, WI 53223, donna.gaddybowen@areva.com,
139935 Singapore, +65-6776-5711, USA, +1-281-444-3535,
USA, +1-414-365-6400, www.us.areva.com
gloria.eng@sg.abb.com, dbartlett@alliedpg.com,
www.alliedpg.com sales@anguil.com, www.anguil.com Contact: Dir
Bus Mktg NA, Donna Bowen
www.abb.com/powergeneration Contact: Sls Mgr, Dan Bartlett
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Kevin Summ
Contact: Mktg Comms Mgr, Gloria Eng
Armstrong-Hunt Inc
Alstom Power
Ansaldo Caldaie SpA Heat Transfer Group Div, (sub of
Armstrong
ABB Switzerland Ltd
Largo Buffoni 3, Gallarate, (VA) 21013 International Inc), 648 Moeller
St, Granby,
Brown Boveri Str 7, Baden CH-5401
Austr, Turgi, Aargau 05300 Switzerland, Switzerland, +41-56-205-7733,
Italy, +39-0331-738-111, QC J2G 8N1, Canada,
+41-58-589-2486, pes@ch.abb.com, www.alstom.com/power
sales@ansaldoboiler.it, +1-450-378-2655,
www.abb.com/unitrol
www.ansaldoboiler.it
mpoulin@armstronginternational.com,
Alturdyne
www.armstronginternational.com/
ABB Turbo Systems Ltd
Ansaldo Energia SpA industry-solutions-power-industry
660 Steele St, El Cajon, CA 92020,
USA,
Bruggerstr 71a, Baden CH-5401 +1-619-440-5531, info@alturdyne.com,
Via N Lorenzi 8, Genova 16152 Italy, Contact: NA Sls Mgr, Michel Poulin
Switzerland, +41-58-585-7777, www.alturdyne.com
+39-010-6551,
turbocharging@ch.abb.com, Contact: Pres, Frank Verbeke
ansaldoenergia@aen.ansaldo.it, Artec SpA
www.abb.com/turbocharging
www.ansaldoenergia.it Via Mistrali 5,
Rubbiano/Soligniano
ALZ GmbH
Contact: VP Bus Dev, Paolo Arrighetti 43040 Italy, +39-0525-305817,
Acier MCM Steel (Dampex)
andreascrivani@turbocoating.it,
Burenkamp 4, Dorsten-Wulfen D-46286
229 St-Adele Blvd, St-Adele, QC J8B 1A9, Germany, +49-2369-90-9130,
ap+m www.artecimpianti.it
Canada, +1-450-438-1333, koch@alz-gmbh.de, www.alz-gmbh.de
1811 Corporate Dr, Boynton Beach, FL
pdesjardins@aciermcm.com,
33426, USA, +1-561-732-6000, Artes Ingegneria SpA
www.aciermcm.com Ambassador Heat Transfer Co
sales@apm4parts.com, (sub of Cannon Group), Via
Resistenza, 12,
Contact: Pres, Yves Downing 10080 Alliance Rd, Cincinnati, OH
www.apm4parts.com Peschiera Borromeo (MI) 20068
Italy,
45242, USA, +1-513-792-9800,
Contact: Pres/CEO, Tina Tromiczak +39-02-5530-2848,
Advanced Filtration Concepts
sales.bono.en@bono.it, www.bono.it
sales@ambassadorco.com,
Inc www.ambassadorco.com
APL Apparatebau GmbH Contact: Mktg Mgr, Alessandra Leni
7111 Telegraph Rd, Los Angeles, CA
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MA 02025, USA, +1-781-545-1721,
Parque Cientfico Tecnolgico, C/ Ada
Diamond Power International szilonis@dresser-rand.com,
Byron, 90, Gijn - Asturias 33203 Elliott Group
Inc www.dresser-rand.com
Spain, +34-985-199-352, 901 N Fourth St, Jeannette, PA 15644,
2600 E Main St, PO Box 415, Lancaster,
camino.sanchez@durofelguera.com, USA, +1-724-527-2811,
OH 43130-0415, USA, Dresser-Rand
www.durofelguera.com www.elliott-turbo.com
+1-740-687-6500, 10205 Westheimer Rd, West 8 Tower,
dpi_marketing@diamondpower.com, Suite 1000, Houston, TX 77042,
Dynamic Ratings Inc EmeraChem
www.diamondpower.com USA, +1-713-354-6100,
N53 W24794 S Corporate Cir, Suite A, 1729 Louisville Dr, Knoxville, TN
37921,
Contact: Gen Mgr Sls, Louis Mangelli scanham@dresser-rand.com,
Sussex, WI 53089, USA, USA, +1-865-246-3000,
www.dresser-rand.com
+1-262-746-1230, info@emerachem.com,
Discovery Technology Intl Contact: Mktg Comms Spec, Steve
sales.us@dynamicratings.com, www.emerachem.com
6968 Professional Pkwy E, Sarasota, FL Canham
www.dynamicratings.com Contact: VP/Gen Mgr, James Whitehorn
34240, USA, +1-941-907-4444,
Contact: Inside Sls/Svc Coord, Rob Bush
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FACO SpA FP Turbomachinery
Rosemount Analytical Div, 2400 Barranca Carbon
Via SS Trinit 16/a, Varallo Pombia Consultants GmbH
Pkwy, Irvine, CA 92606, PO Box 135067, Abu Dhabi United Arab
28040 Italy, +39-032-196-8211, Wiesenstr 57, Emmendingen 79312
USA, +1-949-757-8500, Emirates, +971-2-653-7130,
info@faco.it, www.faco.it Germany, +49-7641-55346,
liquid.csc@emerson.com, info@integratedcarbon.com,
contact@fpturbo.com, www.fpturbo.com
www.rosemountanalytical.com www.integratedcarbon.com
Fairbanks Morse Engine Contact: Mgr, Oliver Platz
Contact: Mktg, Bonnie Brown Contact: Proj Assoc, Erin Langs
(sub of ENPRO Industries), 701 White Ave,
Beloit, WI 53511, USA, +1-800-356-6955, Frenzelit North America Inc

Emerson Process Management EPG Enginuity Portable Grid
www.fairbanksmorse.com 4165 Old Salisbury Rd, Lexington, NC
Power & Water Solutions Div, 200 Beta Dr, 3511 Silverside Rd, Suite 105,
Contact: Sls Mgr, Ted Stevenson 27295, USA, +1-336-956-3956,
Pittsburgh,PA15238,USA,+1-412-963-4000, Wilmington, DE 19180, USA,
fna@frenzelit.net, www.frenzelit.net
powerwater@emersonprocess.com, +1-205-647-4279, info@epginc.us,
FAIST Anlagenbau GmbH Contact: VP Sls, Thomas Brown
www.emersonprocess-powerwater.com www.epginc.us
Am Mhlberg 5, Krumbach, Deutschland
Contact: Dir Comms, Susan Comiskey Contact: Sls/Gen Mgr, Art Sigler
86381 Germany, +49-8282-8880-115, Freudenberg Filtration
anlagenbau@faist.de, www.faist.de Technologies KG

EMW Filtertechnik GmbH ERI (Energy Recovery
Hoehnerweg 2-4, Weinheim 69465
Werner-von-Siemens St 9, Diez D-65582 International)
FAMAT SA Germany, +49-6201-80-6264,
Germany, +49-643-291-810, (div of Cleaver-Brooks Inc), 6940
Chemin des Jordils 40, St-Sulpice 1025 christoph.staffa@freudenberg-
filter.com,
anette.fischer@emw.de, www.emw.de Cornhusker Hwy, Lincoln, NE
Switzerland, +41-216-952-626, www.viledon-filter.com
68507, USA, +1-402-434-2000,
info@famat.com, www.famat.com Contact: Mktg Mgr/Contamination
Control,
ENALCO BV ebssales@cleaverbrooks.com,
Contact: Head, Valves, Power Gen, Michel Antje Klink
Honderdland 305, Maasdijk 2676 LV www.cleaverbrooks.com
Bolle
The Netherlands, +31-174-510155, Contact: Dir Sls/Mktg, Rocky Bahramzad
FRITERM TERMIK CIHAZLAR
enalco@enalco.nl, www.enalco.nl
FELUWA Pumpen GmbH SAN Ve TIC AS
Contact: Dir, Wilfried Veenman ESCO Tool
Beulertweg 10, Muerlenbach D-54570 Organize Deri San Blgesi 18 Yol Tuzla,
(div of ESCO Technologies Inc), 75
Germany, +49-6594-100, info@feluwa.de, Istanbul 34957 Turkey,
Encore Networks October Hill Rd, Suite A, Holliston, MA
www.feluwa.com +90-216-394-12-82,
1500 Concorde Pkwy, Suite 1500, 01746, USA, +1-508-429-4441,
Contact: Mktg, Gisela Steil yunusustundag@friterm.com,
Chantilly, VA 20151, USA, millhog@escotool.com, www.escotool.com
www.friterm.com
+1-703-318-7750, Contact: Sls Eng, Jeff Marble
FIAV L MAZZACCHERA SpA
info@encorenetworks.com,
Via Archimede 45/47, Agrate Brianza, FSI Technologies Inc
www.encorenetworks.com EscoVale Consultancy Services
(MB) 20864 Italy, +39-039-3310-411, 668 Western Ave, Lombard, IL 60148,
Contact: Dir Mktg Svcs, Tony Crane 1 Brightlands Rd, Reigate, Surrey RH2
0EP, infoandsales@fiav.it, www.fiav.it USA, +1-630-932-9380,
info@fsinet.com,
UK, +44-1737-230-820,
Contact: Sls Dept, Annamaria Carabellese www.fsinet.com
Endress+Hauser BV escovale@escovale.com,
Contact: Cust Svc, Kim Jackson
Nikkelstraat 6-12, 1410 AC Naarden www.escovale.com
Fixturlaser AB
The Netherlands, +31-35-695-87-70,
(sub of Elos AB), PO Box 7, Mlndal Fuel Tech Srl
sales@nl.endress.com, www.nl.endress.com ESI Inc of Tennessee
SE-431 21 Sweden, +46-31-706-28-00, (div of Fuel Tech Inc), Via Marsala
34/A,
Contact: Sls Eng Power/Energy, Raymon 1250 Roberts Blvd, Kennesaw, GA
sales@fixturlaser.se, www.fixturlaser.com Gallarate 21013 Italy,
Visser 30144, USA, +1-770-427-6200,
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Hans Svensson +39-0331-701-110, infoeu@ftek.com,
info@esitenn.com, www.esitenn.com
www.ftek.com
Endress+Hauser Instruments Contact: Bus Dev, Jay Garrett
FlaktWoods
Contact: Man Dir, Pierangelo Ponzoni

International AG
1701 Terminal Rd, Suite B, Niles, MI
Kaegenstr 2, Reinach CH-4153 ETW Energietechnik GmbH
49120, USA, +1-716-845-0500, Gas Compressors Ltd
Switzerland, +41-61-715-81-00, Ferdinand-Zeppelin-Str 19, Moers D-
47445 jim.t.greenzweig@flaktwoods.com, Titheward House, Three Elm
Lane, Golden
info@ii.endress.com, www.endress.com Germany, +49-2841-9990-0,
www.flaktwoods.com Green, Tonbridge, Kent TN11 0BN, UK,
Contact: Power Indl Mgr, Ravi Jethra info@etw-energie.de, www.etw-energie.de
+44-1622-871-500,
Flexitallic Ltd
info@gascompressors.co.uk,
Eneco Systems Inc Euroturbine BV
Scandinavia Mill, Hunsworth Ln, www.gascompressors.co.uk
666 Burrard St, Suite 600, Vancouver, BC van Cleefstraat 2, Venlo 6006 CZ
Cleckheaton BD19 4LN, UK, Contact: Head Sls, Tony Silk
V6C 2X8, Canada, +1-604-649-4518, The Netherlands, +31-77-320-2640,
+44-1274-851-273, kpayne@flexitallic.eu,
eneco@eneco.ca, www.eneco.ca info@euroturbine.eu, www.euroturbine.eu
www.flexitallic.eu GasTurbineSupport
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+49-5137-825-9841, gtsupport@t-online.de
Energomash (Belgorod) - EUtech Scientifc Engineering
Flowserve Corp
BZEM JSC GmbH
5215 N OConnor Blvd, Suite 2300, Gaumer Process
111 B Khmelnitskogo Ave, Belgorod Dennewartstr 25-27, Aachen 52068
Irving, TX 75039, USA, 13616 Hempstead Rd, Houston, TX
308002 Russian Federation, Germany, +49-241-963-2380,
+1-972-443-6500, www.flowserve.com 77040, USA, +1-713-460-5200,
+7-4722-261-495, power@eutech.de, www.eutech-
scientific.de Contact: Pres/CEO, Lewis Kling power@gaumer.com,
www.gaumer.com
anna_galeznik@energomash.ru, Contact: Prod Mgr, Francesco Turoni
Contact: VP Sls, Mark Crosby
www.energomash.ru
Flowserve Corp FCD
Everest Sciences Inc
1900 A Saunders St, Raleigh, NC 27603, GE
EnPro 7737 E 42nd Pl, Suite H, Tulsa, OK
USA, +1-919-832-0525, Holsterfeld 16, Salzbergen 48499
Compressor Products Div, Kirkkonaklar Mah 74145, USA, +1-918-270-9965,
www.flowserve.com Germany, +49-5971-980-1756,
232 Sok, No 1/13, Cankaya, info@everestsciences.com,
Contact: Prod Portfolio Mgr, Floyd frank.hoersting@ge.com,
Ankara Turkey, +90-312-496-3507, www.everestsciences.com
Bensinger www.ge-energy.com
www.enproindustries.com
Everlasting Valve Co
FLSmidth Inc GE
Envipure Pte Ltd 108 Somogyi Ct, South Plainfield, NJ
Pneumatic Transport Dept Div, 2040 Ave C, 4200 Wildwood Pkwy, Atlanta, GA
8 Admiralty St, 6-03 Admirax, 757438 07080, USA, +1-908-769-0700,
Bethlehem, PA 18017, USA, 30339, USA, +1-678-844-6000,
Singapore, +65-6880-3000, info@everlastingvalveusa.com,
+1-610-264-6800, info-us@flsmidth.com, mary.gibson@ps.ge.com,
sales@envipure.com, www.envipure.com www.everlastingvalveusa.com
www.flsmidth.com www.ge.com/energy
Contact: VP, Tommy Yeo Contact: Gen Sls Mgr, David Jenkins
Contact: Mkt Mgr Power, Dave Escott Contact: Mktg/Comms Program Leader,
Michael Barker
EnviroTech Financial Inc ExxonMobil Lubricants &
FMT Group
500 N State College, Suite 1100, Petroleum Specialties
Linzer Str 275, Wels 4600 Austria, GE - Jenbacher Gas Engines
Orange, CA 92868, USA,
+43-7242-62888-0, office@fmt.biz, (div of GE), Achenseestr 1-3, Jenbach
Mobil Industrial Lubricants Div, 3225
+1-714-532-2731, sales@etfinancial.com,
www.fmt.biz 6200 Austria, +43-5244-600-0,
Gallows Rd, Room 6C0631, Fairfax,
www.etfinancial.com VA 22037, USA, +1-703-846-1998,
jenbacher.info@ge.com,
Contact: Pres, Gene Beck
Fozmula Ltd
mike.j.zinngrabe@exxonmobil.com,
www.gejenbacher.com
Hermes Close, Warwick, Warwickshire Contact: Prod Mgr, Thomas Elsenbruch
www.mobilindustrial.com
E.ON Anlagenservice
CV34 6UF, UK, +44-1926-466-700,
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Mike Zinngrabe
Bergmannsglckst 41-43, Gelsenkirchen
sales@fozmula.com, www.fozmula.com GE Optimization & Control
45896 Germany, +49-209-601-5289, Fabricated Plastics Ltd
Contact: Sls Dir, Paul Holtby 301 Yamata Rd, Suite 4100, Boca Raton,
anlagenservice@eon-energie.com, 2175 Teston Rd, Maple, ON L6A 1T3,
FL 33431, USA, +1-561-999-3103,
www.eon-anlagenservice.com
FP Turbomachinery BV
Canada, +1-905-832-8161,
www.ge.com/energy
Heliumstraat 148, Zoetermeer 2718 RS

info@fabricatedplastics.com,
The Netherlands, +31-79-3434455, GE Power & Water - Air

www.fabricatedplastics.com
info@fpturbo.com, www.fpturbo.com Filtration

Contact: VP Sls, G. Landry
Contact: Mgr, Michail Tsomos
8800 E 63rd St, Kansas City, MO 64133,
USA, +1-816-356-8400,
airquality@ge.com,
www.ge-energy.com/filtration

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Dorstener Str 484, Bochum D-44809 17629 El Camino Real, Suite 300,
85027, USA, +1-800-223-8947, 8 Hiscott St, Suite 1, St Catharines, ON
Germany, +49-234-980-0, Houston, TX 77058, USA, +1-281-228-
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imtech@imbiberbeads.com,
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GEA Renzmann & Grnewald Hamon Deltak Inc
Suite 170, Katy, TX 77450, USA,
GmbH 13330 12th Ave N, Plymouth, MN
+1-509-534-6171, oil.gas@hotstart.com, IMERYS
GEA Heat Exchangers Div, (sub of GEA 55441, USA, +1-763-557-7440,
www.hotstart.com 100 Mansell Ct E, Suite 300, Roswell, GA
Group AG), Industriestr 6, Monzingen info.hd@hamonusa.com,
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55569 Germany, +49-6751-9303-0, www.hamonusa.com
aurora@imerys.com,
wolfgang.siffring@geagroup.com, Contact: Mktg Mgr, Tiffany Crandall
Howden North America Inc www.imerys-aurora.com
www.renzmann.com
7909 Parklane Rd, Columbia, SC 29223, Contact: Global Prod Mgr, Dave Osby
Contact: Sls Dir, Wolfgang Siffring H&L Instruments LLC
USA, +1-803-741-2700,
34 Post Rd, PO Box 580, North
Hampton, sales@howdenbuffalo.com, Indeck Power Equipment Co
Gibraltar Chimney NH 03862-0580, USA,
www.howden.com 1111 S Willis Ave, Wheeling, IL 60090,
International +1-603-964-1818,
Contact: Mktg Mgr, Dan Bryan USA, +1-847-541-8300,
92 Cooper Ave, Tonawanda, NY 14150, rlandman@hlinstruments.com,
info@indeck-power.com, www.indeck.com
USA, +1-716-876-9195, www.hlinstruments.com
HPI LLC Contact: Sls Mgr, Mike Kessler
bnolan@gibraltarchimney.com, Contact: Pres/CTO, Robert Landman
15503 W Hardy Rd, Houston, TX 77060,
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Sheffield, South
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rhoyt@harcolabs.com, HSB Global Standards Yorks S6 2BL,
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iaccorp@iac-intl.com, www.iac-intl.com
242 Astor St, Newark, NJ 07114, USA, www.hardwear.com.au
HTRI Asia-Pacifc Contact: Sls Eng, Brian Jones
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3163 Winston Churchill Blvd, PO Box Foundation
+1-704-655-4000, irwks4u@irco.com,
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The Surrey Technology Centre, 40 Occam
info@globaltrainingsolutions.ca, www.hartcomm.org
Rd, Guildford, Surrey GU2 7YG, UK, Innovative Steam
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USA, +1-419-755-1011, Germany, +49-7673-8208-0,
100 Boilermaker Ln, PO Box 530,
grsales@gormanrupp.com, info@heinzmann.de,
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www.gouldspumps.com www.helmickcorp.com
55066, USA, +1-800-283-1937, International Energy Systems
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Hydratight Ltd
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http://powerplant.gpstrategies.com 100 W 4th St, Elmira, NY 14902-
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20124, USA, +1-312-224-8152, 81 Koizumi, Ueda, Nagano 386-1192
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Machida Inc Meggitt Control Systems
France, +33-3-61-99-96-00, USA, +1-813-978-1000,
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gerard.lescot@jeumontelectric.com, tware@lesliecontrols.com,
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Meggitt Group), Rt de Moncor 4,
Delavan, WI 53115, USA, Canada, +1-905-689-0734,
Magnetrol International Inc PO Box 1616, Fribourg 1701
+1-262-728-1900, jp@spx.com, lcooke@liburdi.com, www.liburdi.com
5300 Belmont Rd, Downers Grove, IL Switzerland, +41-26-407-11-11,
www.johnson-pump.com Contact: Oper Dir, Lloyd Cooke
60515-4499, USA, +1-630-969-4000, energy@ch.meggitt.com,
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Lightning Eliminators &
Contact: Mktg/Comms Mgr, Kathleen
Kawasaki Gas Turbine Europe Consultants Inc
Cacciato Mersen
GmbH 6687 Arapahoe Rd, Boulder, CO 80303,
2-3, Place des Vosges, La Dfense 92400
Nehringstr 15, Bad Homburg Germany, USA, +1-303-447-2828,
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE France, +33-1-46-91-54-00,
+49-617-273-630, paul@kge-gmbh.com, info@lecglobal.com,
Stadtbachstr 1, Augsburg D-86153 webmaster.groupe@mersen.com,
www.kawasaki-gasturbine.de www.lightningprotection.com
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Contact: Sls/Mktg Mgr, Stefan Paul Contact: Mktg Mgr, Joonna Silberman
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www.mandieselturbo.com METKA
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69190 M+M Turbinen-Technik GmbH MYTILINEOS Holdings
SA), 8 Artemidos Str,
Consett, Co Durham DH8 9HU, UK, Germany, +49-622-733-0,
Milser Str 37, Bielefeld D-33729 Germany, Maroussi, Athens, Attiki GR-15125
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+44-1207-583-100, lincoln@lincolnindustrial.de,
+49-521-977-9960, +30-2102709200, info@metka.gr,
patrick.chester@kceng.com, www.lincolnindustrial.de
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www.turbinen-technik.de Contact: Gen Mgr Sls/Dev, Paul Smith
Contact: Dir, Patrick Chester Hobbiesiefken
MAPNA Group Metso Power

Kiewit Linde AG
231 Mirdamad Blvd, Tehran 19189 5365 Power Business Line Div, (div of
Metso
9401 Renner Blvd, Lenexa, KS 66219, Engineering Div, Dr Carl-von-Linde-
Str 6-14, Iran, +98-21-8198-2070, Corp), 3430 Toringdon
Way,
USA, +1-913-928-7000, www.kiewit.com Pullach, Bavaria 82049 Germany,
malayery_e@mapna.com, Suite 201, Charlotte, NC 28277,
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www.mapna.com USA, +1-704-541-1453,
www.linde-engineering.com
info.power@metso.com,
Kingsine Electric Automation Contact: Mgr Press/Media, Doreen
Marelli Motori SpA www.metso.com/energy
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Via Sabbionara, 1, Arzignano, (VI) 36071 Contact: Natl Sls Mgr-Svc, Eric
Tanguay
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Guangdong 518040 China, Lisega SE
sales@marellimotori.com, Michell Bearings
+86-136921-77377, Hochkamp 5, Zeven 27404 Germany,
www.marellimotori.com Scotswood Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne
roger@kingsine.com.cn, +49-4281-713-0, info@lisega.de,
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Maryn International Ltd www.michellbearings.com
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Kobelco Compressors America Liteway Inc
T2C 2E3, Canada, +1-403-252-2239, Micont-Valves BV
Inc 166 Haverford Rd, Hicksville, NY
11801, info@maryngroup.com, Schoolstr 12, Putte
4645DA
(div of Kobe Steel Ltd), 1415 Louisiana St, USA, +1-516-931-2800,
www.maryninternational.com The Netherlands, +31-164-854-546,
Suite 4111, Houston, TX 77002, sales2@liteway.com, www.liteway.com
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USA, +1-713-655-0015,
www.micontvalves.com
LM Alternatives Inc
Maximum Turbine Support Inc Contact: Man Dir, Gerd Breuninger
masataka.nakamine@kobelco-kca.com,
www.kobelcocompressors.com 15042 Whittram Ave, Fontana, CA
705 S Lugo Ave, San Bernardino, CA
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92408, USA, +1-909-383-1626, Mid America Engine Inc
dontitus@lmalternatives.com,
maxturbsup@aol.com, 2500 State Hwy 160, Warrior, AL
35180,
KSB Aktiengesellschaft www.lmalternatives.com
www.maximumturbinesupport.com USA, +1-205-590-3505,
Johann Klein St 9, Frankenthal 67227 Contact: Exec VP, Donald Titus
sales@maegen.com, www.maegen.com
Maxon - a Honeywell Co Contact: Sls Mgr, Art Sigler

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daniela.mueller@ksb.com, www.ksb.com Loesche Energy Systems Ltd
201 E 18th St, PO Box 2068, Muncie, IN
2 Horsham Gates, North St, Horsham,
47302, USA, +1-765-284-3304, MIDIT Srl
Kuttner LLC (also Kuttner West Sussex RH13 5PJ, UK,
info@maxoncorp.com, Via M Libert 119, Roncadelle, (BS)
North America) +44-1403-223-101,
www.maxoncorp.com 25030 Italy, +39-030-258-6376,
loesche@loesche.co.uk,
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info@midit.it, www.midit.it
PO Box 343, Port Washington, WI
53074, USA, +1-262-284-4483,
Lubrication Engineers Inc
Minco UK Ltd
www.kuttnerna.com
300 Bailey Ave, Ft Worth, TX 76107,
18635 Telge Rd, Cypress, TX 77429, The White House, Mill Rd,
Contact: Pres, Robert Fechner
USA, +1-800-537-7683,
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Lahmeyer International GmbH www.lelubricants.com
mikep@mcguffy.com, www.mcguffy.com +44-20-8133-3916, info@minco.org,
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Friedberger Str 173, Bad Vilbel 61118
Lufkin Industries Inc
Germany, +49-6101-55-0,
Mech-well Industries Ltd
Power Transmission Div, 407 Kiln St,
PO Mitsubishi Power Systems
info@lahmeyer.de, www.lahmeyer.de
Box 849, Lufkin, TX 75902-0849, USA,
7-A, Old Anjirwadi, Mazgaon, Mumbai, Americas Inc
Contact: Bus Dev Dir, Bernd Metzger
+1-936-637-5224,
gearsales@lufkin.com, Maharashtra 400010 India, 100
Colonial Center Pkwy, Lake Mary, FL
LAI International Inc www.lufkin.com
+91-226-6200300, mechwell@vsnl.com, 32746, USA, +1-407-688-6100,
Contact: Dir Sls/Mktg, Shawn Calhoun
www.mechwell.com sprater@mpshq.com, www.mpshq.com
708 W 22nd St, Tempe, AZ 85282, USA,
Contact: Dir, Shreyas Shah

+1-480-968-6228, info@laico.com,
LumaSense Technologies Inc
Mitsubishi Power Systems
www.laico.com
MECOS AG
Contact: Dir Strat Mktg, Matt Kalina 3301 Leonard Ct, Santa Clara, CA
Europe Ltd
95054, USA, +1-408-727-1600,
Industriestr 26, Winterthur CH-8404 20 N Audley St, London W1K 6WL, UK,
Lectrodryer info@lumasenseinc.com,
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135 Quality Dr, Richmond, KY 40475,
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USA, +1-859-624-2091,
marketing@lectrodryer.com, Mktg, Janelle Coponen
MK Consulting
Mee Industries Inc

www.lectrodryer.com
Gazi M 1328 St, 2/8, Mersin 33130
Gas Turbine Div, 16021 Adelante St, Turkey, +90-532-584-5084,
Irwindale, CA 91702, USA, mustkavukcu@hotmail.com
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(a Magnetrol Co), 2105 Oak Villa Blvd, 7958 16th Ave, Montreal, QC H1Z 3P5,
Vrieslantlaan 6, Utrecht 3526 AA Germany, +49-2861-945-0,
Baton Rouge, LA 70815, USA, Canada, +1-514-251-8169,
The Netherlands, +31-30-288-1311, christoph.hadder@niessing.de,
+1-225-906-2343, info@piacanada.ca, www.piacanada.ca
sales@nieaf-smitt.nl, www.morssmitt.com www.niessing.de
info@orioninstruments.com, Contact: Pres, Christian Fabry
Contact: Bus Dev Mgr, Rene Kulik
www.orioninstruments.com
Nol-Tec Systems Inc
Contact: Prod Mgr, Eric Moore Plenty Filters
MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH 425 Apollo Dr, Lino Lakes, MN 55014,
(div of SPX), 19191 Hempstead Hwy,
Maybachstr 1, Friedrichshafen 88040 USA, +1-651-780-8600,
Ormat Nevada Inc Houston, TX 77065, USA,
Germany, +49-7541-90-0, sales@nol-tec.com, www.nol-tec.com
6225 Neil Rd, Reno, NV 89511, USA, +1-281-469-0550,
plentyfilters@spx.com,
info@mtu-online.com, www.mtu-online.com
+1-775-356-9029, info@ormat.com, www.plentyfiltration.net
Nooter/Eriksen Inc
www.ormat.com Contact: VP Sls, John Starck
MTU Maintenance Berlin- 1509 Ocello Dr, Fenton, MO 63026,
Contact: VP, Daniel Schochet
Brandenburg GmbH USA, +1-636-651-1000, sales@ne.com,
Pneumafl Corp
SBGV Div, Dr-Ernst-Zimmermann-Str 2, www.ne.com
OUESTime (sub of Environmental Filtration
Ludwigsfelde 14974 Germany, Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Mike Filla
PO Box 15249, Fernandina Beach, FL Technologies), PO Box 16348,
+49-3378-824-213, ludwigsfelde@mtu.de,
32035, USA, +1-206-260-5858, Charlotte, NC 28297-8804, USA,
www.mtu.de Nooter/Eriksen Srl
ouestime@earthlink.net +1-704-399-7441, gtinfo@pneumafil.com,
Contact: Uwe Kaltwasser Via Alessandro Volta, 50, Cardano Al
Contact: Mgr, Xavier Hubert www.pneumafil.com
Campo (VA) 21010 Italy,
Contact: Mgr Sls, Steve Klocke
MTU Onsite Energy Corp +39-033-123-2500,
staff@officinavisuale.it, Ovivo Middle East LLC
100 Power Dr, Mankato, MN 56001, www.ne.com
Level 9, The H Tower, Sheikh Zayed Rd, Power Conversion
USA, +1-507-625-7973,
Dubai United Arab Emirates, (sub of GE), Culemeyerstr 1, Berlin
12277
powergen3@mtu-online.com, Nordic Air Filtration A/S
+971-4-372-1344, info@ovivowater.com, Germany, +49-30-7622-0,
www.mtu-online.com Bergenvej 1, Nakskov 4900 Denmark,
www.ovivowater.com postoffice.de@ge.com,
Contact: Dir Sls/Appl Engr, Al Prosser +45-5495-1363,info@nordic-air-
filtration.com, www.ge-
energy.com/electrifyingchange
www.nordic-air-filtration.com
Ovivo UK Ltd Contact: Bus Dev Power Gen, Michael
MWM GmbH
Ogilvie House, 760 The Crescent, Linek
(sub of Caterpillar Inc), Carl-Benz-Str 1, Nord-Lock Inc
Colchester Business Pk, Colchester
Mannheim 68167 Germany, (sub of Nord-Lock International),
1051 CO4 9YQ, UK, +44-1206-756-600, Power Developments
+49-621-384-0, info@mwm.net, Cambridge Dr, Elk Grove Village, IL
info.uk@ovivowater.com, International FZCO
www.mwm.net 60007, USA, +1-224-875-3333,
www.ovivowater.com Jebel Ali Free Zone, PO Box 17204,
Dubai
Contact: Comms/PR, Alime zu Wittgenstein info-usa@nord-lock-inc.com,
Contact: Key Acct Mgr, Jeremy Lee United Arab Emirates, +971-4-883-5438,
www.nord-lock.com
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NACB LLC Contact: App Eng, Chris Tatak
Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd
8311 Brier Creek Pkwy, Suite 105-257,
Paharpur House, 8/1/B Diamond Harbour Power Machines
Raleigh, NC 27617, USA, Northern Blower
Rd, Kolkata, West Bengal 700 027 3a Vatutina str, St Petersburg 195009
+1-919-806-3880, sales@nacbvalves.com, 901 Regent Ave W, Winnipeg, MB
India, +91-33-40133000, Russian Federation, +7-812-346-7037,
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pctccu@paharpur.com, www.paharpur.com bezverkhnyaya_ia@msc.power-m.ru,
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Baumgrtner GmbH & CoKG
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Centre, Am Oberen Luisenpark 3, Mannheim Powertech Labs Inc
Canada, +1-514-326-2571, Ridley St, Quayside, Blyth,
Northumberland 68165 Germany, +49-621-42-303-0, 12388 88th Ave,
Surrey, BC V3W 7R7,
ebssales@cleaverbrooks.com, NE24 3AG, UK, +44-167-054-2871,
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www.cleaverbrooks.com steve.barrett@northern.ae,
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shannon.halliday@powertechlabs.com,
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National Electric Coil (sub of Hess), 129 Concord Rd, Bldg
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800 King Ave, Columbus, OH 43212, Billerica, MA 01821, USA,
Walden Ave, Lancaster, NY 14086, USA, Pratt & Whitney Power
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Contact: VP Sls/Mktg, Stephen Jeney
lucia.maffucci@pw.utc.com,
OHL Gutermuth Industrial
PAS Technologies Inc www.pw.utc.com
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IDA Business & Technology Pk, Contact: Mktg Mgr, Lucia Maffucci
42400 Christy St, Fremont, CA 94538, Helmershuser Str 9, Altenstadt D-
63674 Carrigtwohill, Co Cork Ireland,
USA, +1-510-490-7100, Germany, +49-6047-806-0,
+353-21-428-7300, Process Equipment - Barron
info@nationwideboiler.com, og@ohl-gutermuth.de,
www.pas-technologies.com Industries
www.nationwideboiler.com www.ohl-gutermuth.de
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Omega Engineeering Inc
Peerless Europe Ltd information@processbarron.com,
Neuman & Esser USA Inc 1 Omega Dr, Stamford, CT 06907, USA,
Cardinals Ct Bradford St, Essex, Braintree www.processbarron.com
(sub of Neuman & Esser Group Inc), 1502 +1-203-359-1660, info@omega.com,
CM7 9AT, UK, +44-137-655-6030,
E Summitry Cir, Katy, TX 77449, USA, www.omega.com
duncanpage@peerlesseurope.com, Process Plugins Inc
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www.peerlessmfg.com 2519 S Shields St, Suite 166, Ft
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sdebaldo@neuman-esser.com,
CO 80526, USA, +1-970-266-8551,
www.neuman-esser.com OPRA Turbines
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NEWPOLYGEN sales@opraturbines.com,
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PO Box 725, Kiryat-Ono 55000 Israel, www.opraturbines.com
pbmtww@eastlink.ca, Procon Engineering
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Reagan Equipment Co Inc 21601 Mullin Ave, Warren, MI 48089,
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sandrewsinc@nb.aibn.com 128 Main St, Monson, MA 01057, USA,
Rely Precision Castings www.schenckprocess.com
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512 Commissioner St, Boksburg E, Contact: Sr Sls Mgr, Steve Milward
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www.scherzinger.de www.shell-lubricants.com 20692 Israel,
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Winchester S023 0LB, UK,
+49-40-789175-0, info@spilling.de,
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www.spilling.de
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Energizing the Next
Dorothy Davis, PennWell
3 The New Leadership Needed in Enegry

Dorothy Davis, PennWell
6 TRAINING INSIGHTS
Skilled Transition
Hilton Price, PennWell
10 CAREER INSIGHTS
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Energizing the Next
A Sa member of the PennWell team, PennEnergys

parent company, I am fast
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energy. Although my initial
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knowledge and relationships I
have gained in this industry have changed the course of
how I plan to spend the rest of
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exploring the new leadership needed
in energy on page 3.
For those just starting their
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Although my initial career ambitions were not remotely
the skilled transition from

tied to energy, the knowledge and relationships I have
the classroom to the feld.
gained in this industry have changed the course of
On page 6 PennEnergy
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how I plan to spend the rest of my working life.
of BPs Challenge Program,
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empower new energy professionals to maximize their
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Cover STORY
The New Leadership

Needed in Energy
By Dorothy Davis
I
N the Fall semester of 2012 The Part of what was so
Now here I am, a pro-
University of Tulsa (TU) launched moving about this expe-
fessional under 40 going
a new energy focused post-graduate rience is that until my
into my seventh year
degree offering, the online Master move to Tulsa, Okla-
within a corporation
of Energy Business program. As the homa, in 2001, I had
that has been function-
content director for PennEnergy, I was next to no knowledge of
ing in energy for over a
invited to join a speaking panel that the industry that pow-
century. As a young pro-
would address the frst class. ered my world. While
fessional in service to an
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Initially, I chose to focus my speech raised and educated in
industry both vast and
on the growing trend of integration be- New York City as a mas-
demanding I can no lon-
tween the power and oil & gas sectors. sive consumer of energy
ger imagine doing any-
However, the night before my presen- products and services,
thing else. Energy after
tation I had the opportunity to attend the industry remained
all touches everything.
a dinner with those students and enjoy something abstract for
While my role in en-
several presentations from prominent me. Even as an active
ergy is primarily an out-
members of the energy industry. What member of community
lying one, the demands of
I heard that evening not only inspired programs which focused on raising
envi- my position are not much different from
me to shift the focus of my presentation ronmental awareness, energy remained
what many of you will encounter as they
for those incoming TU post-grads, but a peripheral. I was disconnected
from advance. Rather than requiring exper-
was successful in setting me on a path of just how connected I was.
tise in a singular sector, my position re-
active industry advocacy and education. In late 2006 I began my career
with quires that I cultivate a level of exper-
Along with learning about some ex- PennWell, a business to business
media tise across the industry as a whole. And
citing new project developments and the company serving the energy sectors.
I not just the industry of today, but its rich
robust growth of the energy sectors, what came into this feld with a
background history as I work to stay at the forefront
stood out was the enthusiastic call from in human services and communica-
of what is ahead.
those already tenured in the industry to tions, but found here an opportunity
to The most important detail in all of
encourage those in attendance to seek maximize my existing skills and
chal- this is that my experience is not the
positions of leadership. What they want- lenge me toward establishing a
success- exception. Today, energy profession-
ed most for the energy sectors was to in- ful new career. A career that for
me, and als both in outlying roles such as mine
spire others to take up the mantles of re- I am certain for many you, has since
be- and in more direct felds such as engi-
sponsibility, service and innovation. come a passion.
neering or the geosciences will need
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to possess a broad skill set to remain The message being shared was that
To grow we must be all-of-the above
competitive. Not just competitive, but while it is a very good time to be
in en- in all things. I do not say that lightly and
in moving the industry forward. Thats ergy, its an even better time to be
a certainly not as the echo of any political-
what clicked for me that evening. What trailblazer.
ly biased policy. It is meant as a univer-
I needed to share with those incoming As the industry average continues
to sal way forward that respects the heritage
post-graduates was not an overview of near retirement age, most companies
are of our industry while taking the neces-
the growing trends and benefts of cross bracing to see around half of their
profes- sary steps to ensure it continues to thrive.
sector collaboration, but the benefts of sional staff leave within the next
decade. There is a bright future for all sectors
cultivating strong leaders to drive it. Further complicating matters, is the
fact if we can apply the principles of diver-
The needs of the industry are broad- that a good portion of those numbers
rep- sity, collaboration and innovation. Re-
ening. Energy now, not in some unspec- resents the industrys current
leadership. newables are in their awkward adoles-
ifed future, is actively recruiting its next Meanwhile, the U.S. Energy Infor-
cent phase and like unruly teenagers
thought leaders. Further, from what I was mation Administration forecasts that
de- with proper guidance and development
hearing the key concepts behind the suc- mand is expected to rise more than
40 they will prosper and be so worth it. Coal
cess of that leadership will be diversity, percent over the next 25 years. To
frame is facing brutal regulation. To play on
collaboration and innovation. While this more plainly, we are losing
close to the title of a favorite movie, we must ac-
functional and technical specialists will half of our industry professionals
as de- cept this is no country for old coal. Old
always be needed, those beginning or mand will nearly double. This
presents being the operative word in that turn of
continuing their professional lives with- both a daunting challenge and an im-
phrase; coal is too abundant for the in-
in todays energy must bring more to the mense opportunity.
dustry to do anything but cultivate new
table. Programs like TUs Master of En- We must encourage young
profession- ways to harness its power both effcient-
ergy Business are an important step, but als to be the leaders this industry
needs ly and proftably.
understand its just the beginning. True and get fully engaged in energy. We
must While unconventional natural gas
masters never stop seeking knowledge. also encourage energy companies to
has us swooning, the past has taught us
To quote Eric Hoffer, American so- broaden their horizons through
training not to rely too heavily on any single re-
cial writer and recipient of the Presiden- resources and recruitment efforts
beyond source. Natural gas has its place and it is
tial Medal of Freedom, In a time of dras- traditional industry focused
degrees. in being one part of a dynamic portfo-
tic change, it is the learners who inherit The industry today requires all
lio of energy resources. Hydrocarbons in
the future. hands, across all decks. The burdens
general must be approached differently.
Make no mistake; this is a time of of a strained global economy,
increas- While we continue to make great strides
drastic change. While the energy indus- ing regulation, resource limitations
and in exploration and production we know
try has long been subject to intense cy- the need to modernize are not oil &
resources are indeed limited. But our vi-
cles, what is on the horizon for our sec- gas problems, utility problems or
infra- sions and our talents are not. There is al-
tors is far more signifcant than a period structure problems, they are global
chal- ways a way forward.
of boom or bust. lenges. As our industry moves ahead
in In my mind, the way ahead is through
The new leaders of our industry will fnding ways to connect and integrate
a cultivated thought leadership bold
be challenged with maintaining many diverse resources, the energy
sectors enough to cross boundaries and inte-
of the core initiatives and values that must also strive to do the same with
grate to meet challenges. We start with
have strengthened energy since its ear- their business resources. How? I
return ourselves by taking on the responsibility
liest years while fnding the means to again to diversity, collaboration
and in- of being energy stewards. In doing so we
integrate an evolving culture of diversi- novation. These will drive our
evolving inspire the next to diversify, collaborate
ty, collaboration and innovation. industry and its new imperatives.
and innovate!

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TRAINING Insights
Skilled Transition
How one corporate training program is helping
industry graduates energize for the future.
By Hilton Price
P
REPARATION through education As a frst year Challenger Gunness won
of subsurface, which aided in develop-
and training is the cornerstone Technofest, a global competition for
ing my technical ability in a holistic
of entry into the power and pe- BPs Challengers.
manner far beyond what I could have
troleum industries. For new graduates
achieved solely from university studies.
and recruits, it is preparation that pro-
I was very impressed that BP entrust-
vides the tools to stand out from the
ed in me to lead and complete such an
Photo by Stuart Miles, publis FreeDigitalPhotos.net

crowd. For the companies hiring these
important project. It was such a great
men and women, it is preparation they
experience that set the foundation for
look for when determining who will be
my entrance into the company.
essential staff moving forward.
BPs Challenge Program is a glob-
As a BP Challenger, you won the Tech-
al initiative for new graduate recruits in
nofest. What elements of that win were
their frst three years with the compa-
directly fueled by education and train-
ny. PennEnergy had the chance to in-
ing through BP?
terview three graduates of the program,
TG: My coaches defnitely believed
to discuss how it supplemented their ed- As a BP intern, did you feel prepared
in me before they knew what I was ca-
ucation and prepared them for careers to handle the challenges ahead of you?
pable of, since I entered the competi-
in the industry. How effective was the education youd
tion only a few months after joining the
Heres what they had to say. had before joining the BP internship
company as a Challenger. They even
program?
envisioned me winning globally before
Tracy Gunness TG: I graduated at the top of my
the results of the local round were even
Tracy Gunness is a geologist current- class from the University of the West
announced. Their enthusiasm and con-
ly working in Upstream: Exploration Indies, St. Augustine, with a
Bachelors fdence in my
ability inspired me to al-
and Appraisal for BP in Trinidad and degree and First Class Honors in pe-
ways bring my best to the table. I tru-
Tobago. The graduate of the University troleum geosciences. While the uni-
ly believe that even though I stood as
of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Gun- versity helped prepare me for the in-
an individual in the competition, we
ness joined the company following an ternship, at BP Trinidad and Tobago I
won as a team since my win is a testa-
internship experience. She is current- had a great opportunity to participate
ment to the great coaching that I re-
ly in the second year of BPs Challenge in a real life project that I used for
my ceived throughout my
project and to
Program and is working on an appraisal university thesis. The project allowed
date. Thats one thing I like about BP.
project involving the Manakin feld on me to apply my knowledge from uni-
The company takes pride in teaching
the border of Trinidad and Venezuela. versity and integrate different
aspects and developing
the skills of others.

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Tess us about an experience you had as impressed by the way BP invests
time program, Clemens also worked in Wyo-
an intern that fueled your professional and resources to help new
employees ming initially, where he was in charge of
development. through comprehensive training
cours- nearly 400 wells.
TG: The story that always sticks out for es. These courses are designed
in such a
me was when I frst started my internship I way to bridge the gap between
academia What was it like joining BP after col-
was given several objectives for my project. and the industry. They set the
founda- lege? Were you overwhelmed entering
I was basically tasked to determine fault tion with a strong technical
understand- the industry, or did you feel your educa-
evolution, timing and linkage for the area ing followed by exercises in
industrial ap- tion had prepared you properly?
with some additional geochemical work. plication and examples.
CC: I chose to work at BP because
When I fnished the task, I knew some- It has also helped me grow
profession- of its culture. Specifcally, I like that the
thing was missing to complete the story, so ally by providing a roadmap for
my career company employed many young people
I showed my data to the team leader and he and allowing me to sample three
differ- as well as the companys Challenge pro-
told me to take the project and run with it. ent roles within the
organization. gram that includes technical training. Its
I was really surprised! I thought they would
like college but now you get to apply what
send this project to someone more senior, What were the biggest benefts
of the you learned on actual projects around the
but my supervisor trusted me to get the job BP Challenge Program?
world. College prepared me very well for
done and I got the go ahead. I took my data TG: Im actually still in
the Challenge the oil industry, but the difference with
and integrated it to create an evolutionary Program and am at the end of my
second BP was that it involved hands-on experi-
model for the area that showed trap for- year. Aside from allowing me to
sample ence on actual projects. It has a different
mation and modifcation through time, two different roles within the
organiza- feel to it. For me it was standing at the
as well as gas migration and accumulation. tion and providing consistent
and struc- wellhead after executing a workover I de-
Then, I used the model to identify where tured learning, Challenge has
provided signed and waiting to see whether the well
the best sites could be for exploration. I pre- a sense of community and events
which came back online- its tough to get that in
sented the work that I had done to my su- allow us to give back. Since I
have been the classroom.
pervisors and other senior decision makers. here, BP staff members have
participat-
They were pleasantly surprised and hap- ed in several community
projects, such In New Mexico, you oversee 200 wells
py about what I discovered and presented. as painting schools and feeding
the poor. for BP. In Wyoming, it was 400. How
They even said that the project I led was What makes me most proud to
work at did the Challenge Program prepare you
more on a Masters level, not a bachelors BP is the companys community
interac- for that responsibility?
level, which was quite satisfying to hear. tion and positive impact.
CC: You are given a lot of responsibil-
ity from the beginning here at BP. Chal-

How has the Challenge Program sup- Carter Clemens
lenge also provides you with a world class
plemented your existing education? Carter Clemens will soon begin
a new training program. Ive been able to attend
TG: Since I am still relatively new to international assignment for BP
and was training programs taught by both univer-
the working world, I would say the ob- most recently a production
engineer in sity professors and BPs technical experts
stacles I face are the same as any new the San Juan South Basin in
Farming- which allow you to see a very practical
employee developing the right techni- ton, New Mexico. In New Mexico,
Cle- side to things. You also have a huge peer
cal skills, working alongside a team and mens worked with natural gas
and coal- base that you can use as a resource. As
adapting to a new environment. bed methane, managing 200 wells
for BP. soon as you join BP you gain a network
The Challenge Program has helped Clemens is a graduate from the
Universi- of several hundred people with knowl-
supplement my existing education by ty of Texas who studied
petroleum engi- edge on different areas of BPs business.
providing consistent, structured learn- neering and joined the company
follow- It also comes in handy to meet others if
ing and development throughout the frst ing college. A member of the
Challenge youre new to Houston or a particular
three years of my career. I am constantly Program who recently completed
the feld location.

Do you feel the knowledge and experi- delivery of the worlds frst ever
subsea infuenced my decision to enroll in a BP
ence of the older generation of oil & gas multi-stage acid fracture using a
new type summer internship in 2006. The intern-
professionals is available to you? of technology. Michael is 27 years
old and ship was in completions and I enjoyed the
CC: At BP our teams work in a very has been with BP for fve years.
experience so much that I decided it was
interactive open air environment and, as
the feld I wanted to work in, and BP was
a result, we have full access to technical North Sea platforms present unique
the company I wanted to work for. For-
experts who really are the superstars of environmental challenges for
workers. tunately, I was offered a conditional po-
this industry. They serve as our teachers How prepared were you for this
environ- sition, which motivated me to work even
and mentors. Along with programs like ment, and how did training and
prepa- harder in the fnal year of my robotics and
Challenge they ensure were prepared for ration through BP infuence you?
cybertronics degree. In the end, I got the
the responsibilities of the job. MW: I worked as an offshore
drilling results I needed and was able to join BPs
engineer for the frst year of the
Chal- graduate program in 2007.
What is another memorable element of lenge program, during which time I
What has impressed me throughout
your post-college training? gained first-hand, operational
experi- my career at BP is how much knowl-
CC: One of the things Ive enjoyed ence on a rig. BP did prepare me
before edge we have in the industry and what
most is the feld experience. My work I went to spend time on the
platforms. we are able to achieve technically. The
has taken me to Texas, Wyoming, New For instance, as well as receiving
standard scale and accuracy of the drilling, for in-
Mexico, and Colorado. In addition to the technical training, I had basic
explosive stance, is mind blowing. I am currently
writing the procedure to install the com-
pletion in a well that more than fve miles

Its like college but now you get to apply what you
long, and despite its huge scale, the well
will hit very precise coordinates to access

learned on actual projects around the world.
hydrocarbons.
You garnered praise for delivery of the

change in scenery and side trips that these awareness training and also
underwent worlds frst ever subsea multi-stage acid
provide, its been helpful more me to see a helicopter crash simulation that
taught fracture using a new technology. How
a wide spectrum of reservoir types. From me how to escape if an accident
were to did BPs training and education aid in
an engineering standpoint, different op- occur over water.
this process for you?
erating conditions provide different chal-
MW: I worked with a team to devel-
lenges. I feel that the ability to see several What were your impressions of the
in- op and deliver the worlds frst ever sub-
different areas has given me better per- dustry before you began the
Challenge sea multi-stage acid fracture, using a new
spective as an engineer. Also, its always Program? How were they different
upon type of technology. Technically, it was the
fun to tackle new challenges. Out in the completion of the program?
most interesting piece of work I have ever
feld you gain a big appreciation of how MW: The oil and gas industry
and undertaken.
much impact what you are doing has on BP have both been a part of my
life since It involved designing a system that
people. Its motivating. I was quite young. I remember BP
staff would activate various components by
used to come and give talks at my
school dropping different sizes of activation
Michael Wolanski and once I was taken on a trip to
see one balls. This was done while pumping acid
Michael Wolanski is a Completions En- of their facilities. I think it
was this early at high rate and high pressure.
gineer on the Magnus Platform in the exposure that led me to appreciate
the im- To give an idea of scale, the acid was
North Sea. His role involves drilling wells portance of the sector in
delivering ener- pumped at a rate that could fll a bath-
using some of the latest technology. His gy to the UK and also the
contribution it tub in about a second and at a pressure
career highlight to date, has been the makes to the economy. This
undoubtedly that is the equivalent of an elephant

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standing on an inch of space. The sys- and informal settings and there is
al- such as stress analysis, and others can
tem was signifcant because it could po- ways support if you need it. I also
have be spent at a vendors offce looking at
tentially enable access to more hydrocar- a mentor who I meet with on a regular
new products.
bons, changing how fnancially viable it basis to look at technical
challenges.
was to further develop certain areas of I also act as a mentor and
technical What more can the company do to aid
the feld we were working on. coach to a number of summer interns
in training future candidates?
and new BP engineers, which is very
MW: BP invested heavily in my
Speak a little on preparation, how it has rewarding.
training during the Challenge pro-
factored into your career, and how it can
gram and has continued to support me
be best addressed for newcomers to the What were your biggest surprises from
in my subsequent career and I think
industry. training with BP?
the company does a good job of devel-
MW: The work you get to do at BP MW: I think its that every day
is dif- oping young talent. However, there is
is extremely interesting, but it can be ferent. Some days you receive techni-
room for improving training across all
a steep learning curve. Fortunately, its cal training, other days its health
and companies operating in the sector. We
a great environment to learn in, as the safety training, but its that
variety that need to become better, as an industry,
people working at BP have a lot of ex- keeps things interesting. The role
itself at sharing best practices and in collab-
perience to share. You end up learning is similarly diverse, and some days
are orating to deliver standardized training
a lot from colleagues in both formal spent performing in depth
engineering, across companies.
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CAREER Insights

By Tony Lee
T
RYING to fnd a job
Where to Start?
by calling people you
The best people to enlist as you
dont know and asking
launch a networking campaign
them for help probably sounds
are those you know well and
dreadful, like a cross between
who know you, such as:
telemarketing and door-to-
Brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles,
door sales. After all, nobody
cousins and any other relatives
likes rejection, and this job-
who are willing to help, includ-
search strategy is sure to pro-
ing your parents
voke a rash of apologies and
College friends now in the
unreturned phone calls.
workplace
Yet, what if it works? What
Past professors who also work as
if you can fnd a great job sim-
consultants or who have left ac-
ply by making phone calls and
ademia for the business world
meeting with people who want to help technique because they dont like
the way Former bosses, and co-workers at full-
you? Would you try it? Thats the prem- it sounds. They hate the idea of
using or part-time jobs, internships or work-
ise behind networking, the practice of people to fnd a job, and the equate
net- study assignments
contacting everyone you know (and ev- working with sleazy tactics used by
un- Neighbors and family acquaintances
eryone they know) to ask for their advice scrupulous salesmen.
Write down a list of people who might
and support. And it works. It sounds like a what can you
do for have information on available jobs or,
A survey of more than 1500 success- me kinds of tactic that Id only
try if I more importantly, who know other peo-
ful job hunters shows that 63% found knew Id never see the person
again, says ple who might be helpful. Realize the
new positions by tapping their networks one recent college graduate. He
couldnt importance of building a wide range of
of friends, family members, acquaintanc- be more wrong.
contacts. Although many of these peo-
es and anyone else who would help. In An effective networking
relationship ple may never hear about job openings,
comparison, only 11% found jobs by an- helps both parties. Contacts enjoy
talking theyre critical because of the many
swering ads, and just 2% by sending un- about themselves, how they got jobs
after friends and contacts theyll refer to you.
solicited resumes to company recruiters, college and how companies in their
in- Next, decide what youll say when you
reports a New York-based career consult- dustry are doing. And if they can
match reach people on your list. An approach
ing frm. you up with a job somewhere, theyre
do- that works well is to frst explain your sta-
Although most job hunters have ing both you and your new employer a
fa- tus (eg, a recent graduate) and your in-
heard successful networking stories from vor that they hope will be returned
one terest (to gather information about hir-
friends and colleagues, some avoid the day. Its a win-win situation.
ing trends in their industry and names
of others who might help you). If the per-
son says she doesnt know of any open-

Tony Lee is the Publisher of CareerCast.com and JobsRated.com
This article is reprinted by permission from www.CareerCast.com, Adicio Inc.
ings, reiterate that what you really want
All rights reserved.
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the names of people who might know of right time helped me get the job,
says Proven Approaches
openings. With this reassurance, most Bowman.
To launch and maintain an effective net-
contacts will agree to a brief call, or will
working campaign, consider the follow-
at least call back with a name or two. If Preparation is Key
ing fve tips suggested by Ms. Besson:
the contact still doesnt understand, say To elicit someones support in a
phone Set networking goals
thanks and move on. call, know all you can about the
person Determine who you want to meet early
When calling a contact you dont youre calling. Getting through to a
con- on and what you want to fnd out from
know who was referred to you, use the tact and making arrangements to see
each person. As you efforts progress,
same two-part approach, but add a new that person isnt a victory. That
comes evaluate the types of people who are
introduction: Hello, Mr. Jones. My for- only after youve completed a
success- most helpful and try to contact others
mer college roommate Jill Smith sug- ful interview, and that doesnt
happen who share their attributes.
gested I call you. Or, Jill Smith at ABC by accident.
Build networking into your daily
Corp. thought you might be able to help Career counselors suggest
research- schedule
me. Then explain your status and inter- ing contacts companies and
industries The months before graduation can be
est and ask for a brief meeting. before each meeting. Develop an
under- crazy, but you need to devote at least
Most people love to give
15 or 20 minutes to your network each
advice and are very willing
day for it to pay off. Remember, the
to talk about their fled and
best time to reach most executives by
the job market if you ap- Sometimes your best contact
phone is early (before 8 am) and late
proach them the right way,
(after 5:30 pm).
say career counselors, who is the most unlikely
People you respect but dont neces-
say that recent grads typi-
sarily like can be helpful
cally face three types of po-
Sometimes, theyre the most objective
tential contacts when net-
sources of solid information. On the
working. About 25% are real nice and will standing of each persons interests
so that other hand, people you like and with
help you no matter what you say. About you can discuss your education and
ex- whom you share common interests will
25% are mean and wont help no matter perience as it relates to their
background be your most valued contacts over time.
how good or polite you are. The rest are and to potential needs in the
market- When networking, make develop-
in the middle and will respond based on place, he says.
ing a friendship rather than getting
how well you approach them. If you act After a successful exchange, send
a something your primary goal
like youre going to plop yourself down in thank-you email; then continue to
con- If they like you, people who lack useful
their chair and say, Tell me everything tact the person every month or so to
re- information now will think of you when
you know, they wont help. You have to port your progress and ask for new
leads. an opening arises.
guide them, coach them and ask good Dont become a pest, but dont think
that Join professional organizations
questions, they say. one fve minute call or meeting will
en- where you can easily meet people who
Sometimes your best contact is the gage their attention.
work in the industry you hope to enter
most unlikely. Christine Bowman inter- You need to be relentless in
using Campus groups are great, but reach be-
viewed on campus for insurance and sales your network contacts, but dont be
de- yond them to join organizations com-
positions before graduating with a busi- fensive if they dont return your
calls, posed of working professionals who can
ness administration degree from the Uni- says Taunee Besson, president of a
career serve as terrifc contacts and mentors.
versity of Iowa. But she landed her present consulting frm in Dallas, Texas. If
you Networking isnt easy, but compared
position as a staff accountant in Chica- rely on contacts to remember you
weeks to most other job-search strategies out
go through her boyfriends sister-in-law. after a brief meeting or phone call,
youll there, its a highly effective technique
Knowing the right people at the likely be disappointed.
you cant afford to ignore.
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RECRUITERS Practicum
Attracting graduates to industry

By Jamie Ferguson
T
HE oil and gas industry offers a direct affect on the ability to
attract In contrast to India and China where 1
new entrants a diverse range of emerging talent.
million engineering students graduate
challenging career options with Parents of 20-somethings
consider- annually, 120,000 engineering students
longevity, variety and opportunities for ing their career path may warn
their in the U.S is extremely low.
world-wide travel. However, the pub- children of what was previously an
How do we re-position the oil and gas
lics perception of the industry is often unstable industry. The energy
market industry as an attractive career choice to
distorted. Many people living outside is dictated by oil prices and
fuctuating todays young graduates? As an indus-
energy hubs like Aberdeen, Calgary prices in the 1990s meant
downsizing try, we should do more collectively to
and Houston are unaware of the impor-
engage talent in the countries we oper-
tance of the oil and gas sec-
ate. We need to collaborate with
tor in the global economy,
academia and with govern-
supporting hundreds of
ment sectors. Many major oil
thousands of jobs, contributing
companies for example, have long-
billions of dollars every year to Govern-
term research commitments with major
ments and supplying the vast majority of
universities around the world. We must
the worlds energy needs. How to attract
be proactive in our attempt to reach the
young professionals to the oil and gas
young as they are about to enter univer-
industry is high on the agenda at OTC
sity and again whilst they are contem-
2012 with a whole event dedicated to
plating career choices. We should edu-
the subject on the opening day.
cate the public about the investment
Figures from the World Petroleum
that the industry makes annually in
Council found that 50 percent of its 60
research and development, the diversity
member countries workforce is due to and less
hiring. As of the geographical locations in which
retire in the next ten years. Over the a result, average
work- they could live and work, the many
years, environmental disasters and safe- force age in developed economies is
technically challenging projects exe-
ty breaches have contributed to a some- somewhere in the mid to late 40s.
cuted each year, the advances in envi-
what negative public opinion of the The ability to locate hidden
reserves ronmental safety and how lucrative a
energy industry. Last year, research by and extract precious hydrocarbons
is career in the oil and gas industry can
the Gallup Organization found only based on a comprehensive
understand- be compared to others. There is mile-
20% of participants viewed the oil and ing of science, math and
engineering. age in the idea that the career choices
gas industry positively- ranking sec- These are subjects fewer students
in of the young should be seen as the larg-
ond last. This negative perception has the Western World are keen to
pursue. est investment that the industry makes.
It should be tackled with all the same

Jamie Ferguson joined Maxwell Drummonds Aberdeen team in 2006 and by July 2011 was
effort, cunning and intelligence that a
promoted to Vice President of Global Business Development. Jamie has extensive
experience consumer company harnesses when it
managing executive level searches for clients spanning the oil and gas value chain
and looks to attract its customers; especially
has deep industry networks developed from working on assignments in over 20
countries
so, as energy and the humans that play a

on 6 continents. Maxwell Drummond International is a world leading retained search
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natural resources industries.
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