A major new gas-fired power project in Indiana moves forward with GE Vernova’s advanced turbine technology. The 1,300-MW facility addresses growing Midwest electricity demand but faces complex development challenges in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
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A California energy company has launched what reports indicate is the world’s largest industrial heat battery at an oil recovery facility. The system uses solar power to heat specialized bricks that generate steam, replacing natural gas consumption while maintaining continuous operations.
California-based Rondo Energy has reportedly deployed the world’s largest industrial heat battery system, which sources indicate is now operating automatically at an enhanced oil recovery site in Kern County, California. According to reports, the 100-megawatt-hour Rondo Heat Battery (RHB) is being charged by a 20-MW solar photovoltaic array and delivering continuous high-pressure steam to Holmes Western Oil Corp.’s operations.
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