#Energy Infrastructure
Articles etiquetados con «Energy Infrastructure».
Humber Refinery: Infrastructure, History and Operations
Profile of the Humber Refinery in North Lincolnshire, UK. Covers its construction, Phillips 66 ownership, production capacity and environmen...
Smolensk Nuclear Power Plant: RBMK Operations and Safety Systems
Overview of the Smolensk NPP in Russia, its three RBMK reactors, safety features, and planned VVER replacement.
Cota: Wireless Power Transmission Technology
Cota is a 2.4 GHz wireless power technology by Ossia Inc., enabling 1-watt transmission over 30 feet through walls.
Wind resource assessment
Process for estimating wind farm energy production using maps, measurements, and modeling.
Charlottetown Generating Station: History, Decommissioning, and Grid Role
Overview of the Charlottetown Generating Station in PEI, its transition from steam to diesel, and its role in Maritime Electric's grid.
Bandel Thermal Power Station
Coal-fired power plant in West Bengal, India, operated by WBPDCL with 335 MW capacity.
Kulevi oil terminal
The Kulevi oil terminal is a marine oil terminal in Georgia on the Black Sea coast, owned by SOCAR.
Electric power transmission: principles, history, and grid infrastructure
Overview of electric power transmission, covering AC/DC systems, voltage levels, historical development, and technical modeling.
Hydrogen infrastructure: Production, transport and refueling systems
Overview of hydrogen infrastructure including pipelines, stations, storage tanks and global deployment statistics.
Liquid-hydrogen tank car
Technical profile of railroad tank cars for transporting cryogenic liquid hydrogen, including insulation and pressure specs.
Fluidized bed combustion: Principles, types, and emission control
Fluidized bed combustion (FBC) is a technology for burning solid fuels at lower temperatures to reduce SOx and NOx emissions.
Forced outage: Definition, metrics, and impact on power system reliability
Definition and calculation of forced outage rates (FOR, EFOR, WEFOR) in electrical engineering and power grid reliability.
Power barge: Definition, types, and operational characteristics
A power barge is a floating power station used for temporary or permanent electricity generation.
Merit Energy Company: Corporate Profile and Operations
Merit Energy Company is a major US oil and gas producer with operations in 12 states, founded in 1989 by William K. Gayden.
Atlantic LNG: Corporate History, Infrastructure and Ownership
Atlantic LNG is a major liquefied natural gas producer in Trinidad and Tobago, operating four trains with a total capacity of 14.8 million t...
Pemex Deer Park: Refinery Operations and Corporate History
Overview of the Pemex Deer Park oil refinery in Texas, its processing capacity, history with Shell, and operational significance.
Oconee Nuclear Station: Design, Safety, and 80-Year License Extension
Oconee Nuclear Station in South Carolina is a unique PWR plant using hydroelectric backup. It received 80-year licenses in 2025.
Boyabat Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure on the Kızılırmak River
Overview of the Boyabat Dam in Turkey, a 513 MW hydroelectric facility on the Kızılırmak River completed in 2012.
Gulf South Pipeline: Infrastructure, Legal History and Ownership
Overview of the Gulf South Pipeline system, its route across the US South, ownership history, and significant Supreme Court legal precedents...
Langeled pipeline: Norway-UK Subsea Gas Infrastructure
The Langeled pipeline is a 1,166 km subsea gas line connecting Norway to the UK, with an annual capacity of 25.5 bcm.