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15.02.2021
14.39 EET
Late in 2020, Fortum eNext completed rewinding another ASEA GTP-type rotor and made the necessary design changes for it to fit in the customer’s existing fleet of turbogenerators. This was the fifth rotor rewind performed for the same customer in the United States.
14.12.2020
12.10 EET
Fortum eNext has been contracted to design, install and operate the network due to the company’s extensive experience with district heating throughout Scandinavia and Eastern Europe.
10.12.2020
09.42 EET
Based on our experience in servicing rotating equipment, we have identified approximately 100 failure modes that can cause a forced outage of a generator, and developed a diagnostics concept that supports condition-based maintenance of generators.
09.12.2020
13.02 EET
Turbine generators are special equipment whose maintenance requires special competence. With the help of a knowledgeable partner, the risk levels for the main rotating equipment can be optimised to an acceptable level.
26.11.2020
15.34 EET
This white paper presents an effective approach by Fortum eNext for reducing nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions in thermal power production.
04.11.2020
11.39 EET
Mobilisation Guide describes how carefully planned and executed mobilisation creates the foundation for successfully operating a power plant long into the future.
04.11.2020
00.59 EET
Fortum eNext successfully completed its first commercial combustion modification project in India. The NOx emissions of a coal-fired boiler are for the first time cut down by almost 60% reaching levels well below 300 mg/Nm3 fulfilling also India's set target of 450 mg/Nm3.
09.09.2020
08.09 EEST
This year VGB PowerTech is celebrating its centenary. Fortum is a long-term member of the association and highly appreciates the work that is being done to exchange experiences and transfer knowledge and to promote standardisation and innovations in the field of energy.
07.04.2020
12.56 EEST
Fortum eNext will service and balance one of the water-cooled rotors for Forsmark nuclear power plant units 1 and 2.
02.04.2020
08.37 EEST
Early signs of operational disturbances in turbines and generators often go unnoticed. Automated remote monitoring, with a real-time data stream, makes it possible to identify and react to abnormal behaviour without delay. Fortum eNext has developed a remote monitoring service to allow energy producers to avoid unplanned outages, optimise outage intervals and have better control over maintenance costs.
06.03.2020
15.29 EET
We are very proud to announce that we have received the ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications for Fortum eNext business activity in Fortum India.
05.02.2020
16.06 EET
E.ON has chosen Fortum eNext to refurbish the old generator in Åbyverket CHP plant unit G3 in Örebro, Sweden. The generator will be serviced in Fortum’s own fully equipped workshop to repair and rewind both rotors and stators. After the refurbishment, the generator will be as good as new and will be able to endure another 20 years of operation.
03.12.2019
16.39 EET
Fortum eNext was selected to participate in the design and manufacturing of the post-combustion system for Vapo Oy’s first activated carbon facility in Finland. Fortum eNext was able to demonstrate the most advantageous solution to reduce NOx emissions produced in the combustion process.
20.09.2019
14.57 EEST
Fortum eNext has been selected to carry out a boiler refurbishment project at Tisovà, power plant in Western Bohemia in the Czech Republic. The main target is to reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions from the lignite fired boiler to make it meet tightening European emission norms.
09.09.2019
21.06 EEST
For the first time, Fortum eNext is doing a full revision of a steam turbine and generator for a customer located in the Czech Republic. The equipment is being overhauled at Fortum’s own workshops in Finland and Sweden and then sent back to the Czech Republic under tight time pressure.