Aaron Larson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Parr Station Modernization Writes the Next Chapter in a Century of Reinvention (opens the original)
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POWER’s 2026 Reinvention Award goes to Dominion Energy South Carolina’s Parr Station, where new dual-fuel turbines replace decades-old peaking units and extend a century-long pattern of reinvention at one of the utility’s oldest generating sites. For more than a century, the Parr site along South Carolina’s Broad River has done whatever the grid needed it to do next. It began as a run-of-river hydro plant powering Columbia’s electric streetcars. It added a coal-fired steam unit in the 1920s to f
Community Impact Award Finalist: Philippine Coal Plants’ Scholarship Program (opens the original)
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Just hours before his flight back to work on Aug. 24, 2026, seafarer John Cris Tropicales watched his younger brother graduate with a bachelor’s degree in criminology, reported Ulysses “Chuckie” Rivera, community relations manager for Quezon Power (Philippines) Ltd. Co. (QPL) and San Buenaventura Power Ltd. Co. (SBPL). It was a milestone that the Tropicales family’s circumstances once made unlikely. Tropicales grew up in a small nipa hut in a remote village in Mauban, Quezon Province, Philippine
Temporary Boilers, Permanent Strategy: How Rental Fleets Are Reshaping Reliability Planning (opens the original)
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As rental boiler programs expand across the industry, suppliers describe a shift from emergency-only stopgaps to planned capacity and redundancy strategy. When the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) outlined its second-quarter fiscal 2026 infrastructure spending for the VA San Diego Healthcare System, one line item stood out alongside operating-room renovations and water-damage repairs: a project titled “Temporary boiler construction project site preparation.” The project will prepare a si
Water Award Finalist: Mega Reservoirs Project in Qatar (opens the original)
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Qatar’s strategic potable water storage has grown from about 2.5 days of supply to roughly 5.5 days, according to the Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (KAHRAMAA). The utility credits a program of 15 concrete reservoirs linked by more than 600 kilometers (km) of large-diameter pipeline. The Water Mega Reservoirs Project, a finalist for POWER’s 2026 Water Award, is owned by KAHRAMAA. It is built around five sites, designated PRPS 1 through PRPS 5, at Umm Birka, Umm Slal, Rawdat Rash
Hydrogen Award Finalist: Total Hydrogen Solutions’ Texas Production Facility (opens the original)
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Late in construction of Total Hydrogen Solutions’ new hydrogen plant in Katy, Texas, someone cut and stole the incoming high-voltage cable. The theft forced a complete replacement of the affected run just as the team was preparing for utility energization. “It was a frustrating hurdle, but the team coordinated the replacement and kept moving toward startup,” said Bobby Hunt, general manager of Total Hydrogen Solutions. The setback is a fitting introduction to a project that has moved quickly and
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