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Mitsubishi Power contracts Triton Power for Saltend Power Station upgrade

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 4
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What happened

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Mitsubishi Power, a brand of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., signed a contract with Triton Power to deploy Upgraded Dry Low-NOx combustion technology. The project involves modernizing the 1,200 MW Saltend Power Station in Hull, UK. This upgrade replaces existing combustion sections to reduce emissions and extend the operational life of the M701F gas turbines.

From poweronline.com

Why it matters

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The modernization allows the power plant to achieve emissions performance comparable to newer models while avoiding the higher cost and downtime associated with a full unit replacement. This project is notable as the first retrofit application of this specific technology on an M701F gas turbine in the 50 Hz market.

From poweronline.com

Who's involved

  • Triton PowerContracted to deploy the advanced combustion technology at the Saltend Power Station
  • Mitsubishi PowerProvided the Upgraded Dry Low-NOx combustion technology and services
  • Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesParent company of Mitsubishi Power
  • Power stationThe 1,200 MW power station undergoing the modernization project
  • HumberThe location of the power station project in England

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Triton PowerSpeculative

    Could see increased revenue from securing the contract to deploy the technology at Saltend Power Station.

  • Mitsubishi PowerSpeculative

    May increase sales of its advanced combustion technology through the contract award.

  • Could see increased revenue and market standing from the power solutions technology deployment.

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