ETN Global

ETN - a non-profit membership association

European Turbine Network (ETN) brings together the entire value chain of the stationary gas turbine technology community globally
Gas turbine technology

ETN aims to initiate projects and standardisations that can achieve tangible advances and cost reductions in gas turbine technology
The link between the policy makers and the industry

ETN provides operational technical input to policy makers in terms of gas turbine environmental compliance, technology watch and R&D needs
Future of gas turbines

ETN works towards environmentally sound gas turbine technology with reliable and low cost operation
Research effort between stakeholders

ETN network aims to avoid R&D duplication as well as to reduce the risk, cost and time in technology development

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ETN

ETN is a non-profit membership association, bringing together the entire value chain of the stationary gas turbine technology (power generation and mechanical drive) community globally. ETN has currently 113 members.

ETN addresses the main challenges and concerns of gas turbine (GT) users in Committees and individual projects, composed of experts across the entire value chain: power generation and oil & gas companies, OEMs, R&D institutes, suppliers and service providers and technology consultancies. ETN believes a common strategy and research effort between all stakeholders, along with supportive energy and research policies, will enable growth and increased competitiveness of the gas turbine sector globally.

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113 members
from 23 countries

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About etn

Who we are

Vision
Environmentally Sound Gas Turbine Technology with Reliable and Low Cost Operation
Mission
To encourage and facilitate information exchange, R&D cooperation and technology development in areas of importance to the user community

Gas Turbine Technology

Gas Turbines: Important Conversion Technology For The Future

To convert different fuel sources to electricity, gas turbines claim an indispensable role. Forecasts of world power demand predict a substantial increase over the next 25 years.

It is also widely accepted that fossil fuels will still be the dominant fuel for power generation in 2030, in Europe and globally. In addition, power generation from renewables such as biomass, biogas and syngas is gaining importance in energy consumption.

Organisation structure

USER GROUPS

The GT User community within ETN decided to implement an aggregated strategy to address gas turbine users’ issues and trigger a dedicated response from OEMs, ISPs and the R&D community. The idea is to set-up various independent user groups on selected frequently used gas turbine engines within the user community for both power generation and oil and gas sector.

The strategy is to have a single and independent voice communicating user issues and a link to the whole gas turbine value chain which will provide a wide visibility and a strong push for exploring and developing solutions.

SGT-A35 (RB211) USER GROUP

LM2500 USER GROUP

NEWS & EVENTS

News

18/10/18 | ETN Project Board presents new edition of its R&D Recommendation ReportThe objective of this report is to summarise recommendations for R&D topics based on the User community's needs and requirements, as well as energy policy targets. The report lists topics in technical areas relevant to gas turbine systems being used in oil & gas and power generation, the two business segments ETN members are active in.... Read more.
23/07/18 | Registrations for IGTC-18 are open!The International Gas Turbine Conference is a well-established and renowned biennial conference. Its objective is to raise awareness of gas turbine (GT) technology development needs – from oil & gas, power generation and industrial operators’ perspectives – and to explore and exchange ideas with GT experts from the whole value chain, attending from all continents.... Read more.