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GE Energy has signed a technology licensing agreement with Hydrogen Energy for a proposed 250-megawatt power plant that would use integrated gasification combined-cycle (IGCC) technology, a product of ecomagination.
The plant, to be located near Bakersfield, in Kern County, California, would be designed to capture up to 90% of its carbon dioxide for enhanced oil recovery and sequestration in an adjacent oilfield.
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Kalyan Roy
on Mar 16th, 2010
@ 9:58 am:
Dear Sir,
We are seeking Consultant for Engineering Consultancy Service and expertise from a Project Head and Plant Design Head with minimum 12-15 years experiences with minimum 360 MW Combined Cycle Project.
The work can be part or full time assignment to guide a team of engineers make the project completely from conception to commissioning.
Please arrange to send us the credential and CV for immediate discussion.
Please feel free for any questions.
Regards,
Kalyan Roy
COO
Mobile: +91-9820354269
Fax: +91-22-39167469
Suzikline Group
14 Goodwill Garden, Sector-8, Kharghar,
Navi Mumbai-410210, India
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