NEM Energy and Metrostav Sign Major Contract in the Czech Republic.

NEM Energy has signed an agreement with @Metrostav to supply two state-of-the-art Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSGs) for ČEZ Group’s new combined-cycle power plant in Mělník, Czech Republic. In addition to producing electricity, the plant will also produce district heating. The NEM HRSGs will incorporate district-heating modules that ensure a dependable heat supply to the district heating network of the cities Mělník and Prague.

By replacing the site’s coal-fired units with high-efficiency, natural-gas-fueled technology, the project marks a decisive step toward a cleaner energy mix. It underscores NEM Energy’s ongoing commitment to delivering cutting-edge HRSG solutions for some of the world’s most efficient power plants and to accelerating the broader energy transition.

The HRSGs will be designed as vertical drum type steam generators with a highly modular design. The modular units will be delivered in a highly pre-fabricated state, allowing the client to install the units in a very short time frame with less welding requirements on site versus a conventional horizontal HRSG. The reduced construction time saves the client on time and money, and also reduces site construction risks. Since the launch of this concept, NEM Energy has successfully supplied dozens of these modular installations worldwide

We look forward to a smooth execution and to building a strong, long-term partnership with Metrostav and ČEZ Group—working together to make this project a resounding success for all stakeholders.

Photo (signing ceremony, left to right): Lucie Rumlenová, Marie Fialová, Farnaz Mirzaei and Marc Wennekes.

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NEM is awarded a new contract for a power plant in Taiwan

We are pleased to share that NEM Energy has secured a new order for the delivery of two Horizontal Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSGs) with three pressure levels + reheat with SCR. The HRSGs will be installed behind two Siemens Energy SGT6- 9000HL gas turbines for the Kuo Kuang 2 (KK2) project in Taiwan.

The Project
The HRSGs will be installed at the Kuo Kuang Power Plant in Taoyuan City. With a total output of 1,200 MW, this power plant is a key infrastructure project aimed at addressing the growing energy demand and power shortages in Taiwan.

NEM is committed to providing Taiwan and the wider region with cutting-edge power plant technology. With the shift from coal to gas the region is making steps in the energy transition where NEM plays a leading role in heat transfer equipment.

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NEM Energy signs new contract with Siemens Energy

 

NEM Energy signs new contract with Siemens Energy to supply two horizontal Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSGs) for a new combined cycle power plant in Texas, USA. Once completed, the plant will have an estimated output of approximately 1.2 GW.

This project will support the end user Sandow Lakes Energy Company, in delivering a reliable and efficient power supply to its customers. NEM Energy already has numerous units in successful operation across the United States, contributing to many gigawatts of equivalent energy capacity. NEM continuous to delivering cutting-edge HRSG technology for some of the largest and most efficient power plants in the world. The new power plant will be equipped with NEM’s patented DrumPlusTM HRSG design, giving the plant unique fast start and cycling capabilities, and allowing it to operate in harmony with the fluctuating renewables on the grid.

Photo from the signing ceremony from left to right: Aamir Iqbal, Gary Gong, Henry Hoiting, Eric Weinstein, Hector Galarza & Marc Wennekes.

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501F&G user conference in Tucson Arizona

 

Dankbaar voor een geweldige ervaring op de 501F&G-gebruikersconferentie in Tucson Arizona!

Hartelijk dank aan al onze klanten en industriepartners die onze tafel bezochten en veel interesse toonden in onze Advanced Rotor Air Cooler (RAC). Jullie enthousiasme en waardevolle discussies maakten dit evenement tot een fantastisch succes.

Bij Balcke Duerr zetten we ons in voor het leveren van innovatieve en betrouwbare oplossingen om de prestaties van fabrieken te optimaliseren. Onze Advanced RAC zorgt voor naadloze brownfield-vervanging, verhoogde beschikbaarheid en verbeterde efficiëntie – en we vonden het geweldig om de voordelen ervan uit de eerste hand te kunnen laten zien.

We kijken ernaar uit om deze gesprekken voort te zetten en te onderzoeken hoe we uw projecten kunnen ondersteunen. Laten we samen de toekomst van energieoplossingen vormgeven!

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NEM Energy Group signs contract for new power plant

250107_contract signing

NEM Energy will supply two horizontal Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSGs), including Exhaust Gas Bypass Systems (EGBSs), for a new combined cycle power plant in Saudi Arabia. The plant, with an estimated output of approximately 1,300 MW (~1.3 GW), is expected to begin providing power to the grid by the end of 2028.

This project will support the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC), the plant’s owner and end user, in delivering a reliable and efficient power supply to its customers. NEM Energy already has numerous units in successful operation across Saudi Arabia, contributing to various gigawatts of equivalent energy capacity.

This order highlights NEM’s competitiveness in delivering cutting-edge HRSG technology for some of the largest and most efficient power plants in the world. NEM Energy signed the contract with the Spanish Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) company Técnicas Reunidas and looks forward to a successful collaboration.

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NEM Energy Group partners with Power Perdana Nusantara

NEM Energy Group starts working with Power Perdana Nusantara (PPN) as local partner for the Geothermal power generation market in Indonesia. PPN was already active in other segments for NEM, but the existing agreement has been extended to Geothermal heat exchangers, coming from the NEM Balcke Dürr portfolio. Through the cooperation with PPN, NEM Energy Group is heavily invested in Indonesia and is looking forward to providing key energy technologies to the country.

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NEM Energy signs contract with Cengiz Enerji

From left to right: @Farnaz Mirzaei, @Ahmet Cengiz, @Marc Wennekes

NEM Energy signs contract to provide Heat Recovery Steam Generator and bypass system for a new power plant Jizzakh in Uzbekistan.

NEM Energy is to supply one DrumPlusTM Heat Recovery Steam Generator (#HRSG) including Exhaust Gas Bypass System (#EGBS) for a new Combined Cycle Power Plant (#CCPP) in Uzbekistan. The power plant will have an expected output of roughly 520 MW and is expected to provide power to the grid by the end of 2025. NEM signed the contract directly with end-customer and operator @Cengiz Enerji from Turkey. The steam generator will have the unique capability of fast start and cycling, using the patented second-generation NEM DrumPlus-technology. NEM and Cengiz look forward to a successful cooperation together on this project with a great deal of future potential.

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NEM Energy signs contract with GPE

From left to right: Aderaldo Bruno Modesto de Menezes (GPE), Marc Wennekes (NEM), Henry Hoiting (NEM) & Cassiano José Souza da Silva (GPE)

NEM Energy signs contract to provide key components for a new power plant in Manaus, Brazil, with Global Participações em Energia S.A. (GPE)

NEM Energy is to supply two vertical Drum Type Steam Generators (DTSGs) including Exhaust Gas Bypass Systems (EGBSs) for a new Combined Cycle Power plant in Manaus, Brazil. The power plant will have an expected output of roughly 165 MW and is expected to provide power to the grid by the end of 2025. NEM Energy has many units in successful operation in Brazil as well as in other countries in Latin America, providing reliable references to obtain such a new contract. DTSG heat recovery products of NEM are a competitive solution for the lowest total installed cost due to easy installation on site.

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NEM First to receive a concept certificate from TÜV SÜD

Independent certification of “H2-Readiness” 2. November 2023

NEM is the first manufacturer to receive a concept certificate from TÜV SÜD for the H2-Readiness of heat recovery steam generators

Munich, Germany / Zoeterwoude, Netherlands. TÜV SÜD has developed a guideline for defining the H2-Readiness of power plants and power plant equipment and offers an independent third-party certification for OEMs and EPCs. NEM is the first provider worldwide to receive a concept certificate for its H2-Readiness concept for heat recovery steam generators and waste heat recovery units, including complementary equipment such as bypass stacks.

Hydrogen can play a central role in the decarbonization of energy systems. In particular, natural gas-fired combined cycle power plants (CCPP) currently being built or planned are also expected to run partially or fully on hydrogen fuel in the future. This means that CCPP developers and operators will expect from manufacturers of relevant components or subsystems evidence of the ability of their products to run on hydrogen in the future, also known as “H2-Readiness”.

The H2-Readiness guideline and the certification of TÜV SÜD can cover a complete power plant with all relevant subsystems. NEM is a manufacturer of heat recovery steam generators and exhaust gas bypass systems, which are used in CCCP to generate steam or hot water from the exhaust gas of the gas turbines. The concept certificate of TÜV SÜD confirms, that the H2-Readiness concept of NEM for the bidding phase of newly built projects complies with the requirements of the guideline and that the heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs) are ready for the use with hydrogen up to 100 percent.

The H2-Readiness certification of TÜV SÜD includes three stages and three certificates. First, a concept certificate for the conceptual design including boundary conditions during the bidding phase; second, a project certificate for the final plant design and its specifications; and third, a transition certificate for the conversion of an existing CCPP to burn hydrogen – including a review of the retrofit measures and their impact on safety and performance.

“This is the first time, that we have issued a concept certificate to a manufacturer of heat recovery steam generators. This shows that our guideline and our certification scheme can be applied modularly by selecting the relevant sections for the evaluation,” says Pierre Huck, responsible project manager on the TÜV SÜD side.

“We’re proud to be the first HRSG manufacturer to receive this important certification. If we design our heat recovery steam generators today for future operation with hydrogen, they will make an important contribution to a reliable and sustainable power supply in the long term,” says Sebastiaan Ruijgrok, Manager Marketing & Business Development at NEM.

The TÜV SÜD certification can be applied to a wide range of solutions. The provider of testing, inspection and certification services has amassed wide-ranging expertise and experience in the field of hydrogen technologies supporting the entire H2 value chain from production, storage and distribution up to application in various areas, such as industrial production, transport or power generation.

For more information on TÜV SÜD services for a safe and sustainable hydrogen industry visit https://www.tuvsud.com/hydrogen.

 

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Dr. Thomas Oberst
TÜV SÜD AG
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About TÜV SÜD: Founded in 1866 as a steam boiler inspection association, the TÜV SÜD Group has evolved into a global enterprise. More than 26,000 employees work at over 1.000 locations in about 50 countries to continually improve technology, systems and expertise. They contribute significantly to making technical innovations such as Industry 4.0, autonomous driving, renewable energy and hydrogen technologies safe and reliable. www.tuvsud.com

About NEM Energy Group: Established in 1929, and worldwide known as NEM, NEM Energy Group is a leading, global Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) company in the field of heat transfer technology and exhaust systems. NEM has focused its activities on the Energy busi­ness. The portfolio includes heat recovery steam generators (HRSG), Waste Heat Recovery Units (WHRU), heat exchangers, exhaust diverter solutions, as well as aftermarket services for existing installations. NEM’s customized solutions drive a carbon-neutral society in three directions: increasing energy efficiency, flexible operations of power and heat generation, and carbon-free heat transfer.

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Three questions to CEO Alexander Wisse

With over 130 years of experience, NEM Energy Group stands as a prominent OEM in heat transfer technology and exhaust solutions.

Engage with this insightful article as our esteemed CEO, Alexander Wisse, talks about NEM pioneering the energy transition on three fronts: enhancing energy efficiency, enabling adaptable power generation, and championing carbon-free heat transfer. Notable accomplishments encompass monumental HRSG projects and groundbreaking designs in pursuit of sustainable energy solutions.

Discover the complete article.

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