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Servicing Existing Fleet | Renewable Service | Cool Summer for SPIG Projects
Supporting Existing and Emerging Technologies is No Small Fleet
B&W’s Chairman and CEO Kenny Young and Sr. VP of Thermal Chris Riker were recently interviewed for an article about supplying diverse customers in the midst of an energy transition. They discussed the company’s growing aftermarket parts and service business as plant owners seek to maximize investments in current assets. They also discussed the importance of looking ahead and the move toward decarbonization.
Closing Reached on Sale of Renewable Service Subsidiary
Although we announced the sale of our Denmark-based B&W Renewable Service subsidiary to a Switzerland-based firm, we still provide large-scale upgrade services and projects such as grate replacements and emissions control systems for waste-to-energy and biomass energy plants.
Keeping Cool this Summer: Multiple Cooling System Projects Underway
State-of-the-art cooling tower structures featuring SPIG® technology can be customized to meet environmental requirements. Many are currently in the construction phase, like this fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) tower in the Middle East.
People Spotlight: B&W Interns
Supporting communities where we live and work is a long-standing tradition at B&W. Earlier this month, a group of interns from our Akron, Ohio, headquarters participated in the United Way of Summit & Medina's "Day of Action" by painting, planting and beautifying the grounds at a local public housing complex.
Project Spotlight: Maha Sarakham, Thailand
At a new energy-from-waste facility in Maha Sarakham, Thailand, B&W Renewable is supplying state-of-the-art steam generation, combustion and environmental technologies. When it goes into service next year, the plant will generate electricity for the region and steam for industrial use -- all while reducing waste from landfills.
Asked & Answered: Equipment Decisions – Repair or Replace?
Q. How can I best decide whether to run, repair or replace my existing equipment?